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Brett Taylor
Brett Taylor
- Lindsey Jackson
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Oceana Gilliam
Oceana Gilliam
On behalf of the Santa Barbara District Attorney’s Office, the Center for Justice Innovation conducted a study on the feasibility of launching a pre-filing felony diversion program in Santa Barbara, California. This report presents the results of that study, concluding that—with the right planning and collaboration—Santa Barbara has both the resources and the willingness to offer meaningful alternatives to traditional prosecution for people accused of felony offenses.
A Line in the Sand: Artificial Intelligence and Human Liberty
A Line in the Sand: Artificial Intelligence and Human Liberty
The Manhattan Court Finding Alternatives to Incarceration
The Manhattan Court Finding Alternatives to Incarceration
Community Justice Is… Empowering Tenants with Knowledge
Community Justice Is… Empowering Tenants with Knowledge
Paying for the Right to Counsel: National Survey Findings on the Practice of Charging Public Defense Fees to Clients
Paying for the Right to Counsel: National Survey Findings on the Practice of Charging Public Defense Fees to Clients
What Does the Research Say?: Innovative Research on Abusive Partner Intervention Programs
What Does the Research Say?: Innovative Research on Abusive Partner Intervention Programs
Community Justice is… Celebrating Thanksgiving with the Mets