Press

The Philadelphia Inquirer covers a visit to the Red Hook Community Justice Center by a delegation of Philadelphia officials, who are interested in replicating the Justice Center model.

NPR profiles 3 young participants of the Brownsville Community Justice Center, who share their stories and talk about the issues facing Brownsville today. 

NPR profiles 3 young participants of the Brownsville Community Justice Center, who share their stories and talk about the issues facing Brownsville today.

The New York Law Journal reports the findings of a Center for Court Innovation study of caseload caps imposed five years ago on attorneys who provide indigent criminal defense services in New York City. The study found that the caps are working.

The Christian Science Monitor writes about the push for bail reform across the U.S. and interviews Julian Adler of the Center for Court Innovation. 

Judge Alex Calabrese of the Red Hook Community Justice Center joins Latino USA to discuss the Justice Center's emphasis on procedural justice.

The New York Law Journal outlines New York City's plan to reduce pre-trial detention and cash bail in low-level cases, making mention of Brooklyn Justice Initatives. 

WNYC reports on a plan to reform New York City's bail system, highlights Brooklyn Justice Initatives' supervised release program for misdemeanor defendants, and speaks to Center for Court Innovation Director of Operations, Adam Mansky.

The Guardian profiles Judge Victoria Pratt and our work on procedural justice at Newark Community Solutions.

The New York Times describes the Red Hook Community Justice Center's success at cutting the number of people jailed, reducing recidivism, and saving money—and highlights the effort to create a similar justice center in Brownsville, Brooklyn.