Even with all its staff working from home, the Red Hook Community Justice Center is continuing to engage clients and the community.

In an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19, New York City has begun releasing people from its jails. 

We are taking all necessary precautions to safeguard the health of our staff and clients—and do all we can to support the communities we serve.

The last few weeks at the Center for Court Innovation have been a busy and exciting time. Here are a few highlights. 

Courtney Bryan named director of Center for Court Innovation.

Every year, dangerous drivers kill more than 35,000 people in car crashes across the United States, and recently, the numbers have been increasing.

Thank you for being a part of our community and supporting our work to create a more effective justice system.

Community justice addresses a wide variety of problems, including over-incarceration and racial disparities. 

This Q&A with Yolaine Menyard and Chidinma Ume provides an overview of the Price of Justice Initiative, which the Center for Court Innovation has been helping to implement with the support of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Drivers with fines and fees for traffic violations in California have a right to ask for relief, but the process can be time-consuming, requiring them to submit proof of economic hardship in court.