Posts Tagged ‘staff-only’
The Hill
A healthier path out of prison leads to safer communities
Our prisons don’t have enough staffers to protect inmates or themselves. Better pay, benefits and working conditions are needed, and there are other effective strategies.
Read MoreLos Angeles Gang Violence Prevention Program Uses Public Health Model to Reduce Violent Crime
This piece reviews a community-based public health initiative designed to reduce violence by groups of youth in Los Angeles – and discusses what the research findings may mean for similar programs in LA and beyond.
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The Hill
Why a strong, united America requires effective criminal justice policies
Levin and Cumberbatch explore how criminal justice policies provide the structure necessary for a fair and just system.
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Governing
To Address the Corrections Staffing Crisis, Think Outside the Cell
Our prisons don’t have enough staffers to protect inmates or themselves. Better pay, benefits and working conditions are needed, and there are other effective strategies.
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The Crime Report
Guns: Yes, Virginia, There Really is a Middle Ground
Despite the U.S. Supreme Court’s Bruen decision, Levin argues that Americans can find middle ground on guns.
Read MoreWashington MonthlyCritical Race Query
Cumberbatch and Levin discuss the role race plays in the criminal justice system.
Read MoreNew CCJ Members
Nora DemleitnerRoy L. Steinheimer, Jr. Professor of Law Washington and Lee University David HarrisSally Ann Semenko Endowed Chair and Professor of LawUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Law Tim HegartyChief InvestigatorDepartment of the Prosecuting Attorney for the City and County of Honolulu Hugh HurwitzPresidentHJH Advisors, LLC Evie LitwokExecutive DirectorWitness to Mass Incarceration Inc. Roberta Meyers DouglasVice…
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