The Center for Justice Innovation—and our operating programs—are regularly featured in the media. Here is a sampling of the press coverage of our work.
A New York Times article points out that "community courts in Midtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Harlem and the Bronx," which are all Center for Court Innovation demonstration projects, "as well as drug courts and mental health courts, are meting out alternative sentences like street cleaning or drug treatment instead of jail time."
A New York Times article points out that "community courts in Midtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Harlem and the Bronx," which are all Center for Court Innovation demonstration projects, "as well as drug courts and mental health courts, are meting out alternative sentences like street cleaning or drug treatment instead of jail time."
Anton Shelupanov writes a column for the Barrow Cadbury Trust’s Transitions to Adulthood newsletter describing the partnership between the Young Foundation and the Center for Court Innovation.
Former Criminal Court Judge Eileen Koretz tackles the issue of truancy in Attendance Court, the Center for Court Innovation-run program that is using problem-solving principles to address chronic absenteeism in New York City schools.
New York State youth court advocates gather at the New York State Bar Association’s headquarters in Albany for the first-ever statewide New York State Youth Court Conference.
Available on the Kent County Council’s blog, Transformed by You, this post describes the Center for Court Innovation’s initial planning study examining the feasibility of launching a London office.
Two judges, inspired by the example of the Red Hook Community Justice Center and similar projects, are seeking to create a "community justice network," in the city of Porirua.
