Publications & Digital Media

A three-hour training that introduces participants to the principles and practices of community prosecution. The curriculum includes a teacher's guide and participant handbook.

An edited transcript of a discussion about community justice among a small group of leading practitioners and thinkers.

A transcript of a discussion among judges, lawyers and academics about the role of lawyers in problem-solving courts. Published in Judicature, Vol. 84, No. 4 (Jan/Feb 2001)

Listen to high school staff and administrators at the Center's Youth Courts in Schools: A Peer-Based Approach to Discipline symposium discuss how introducing a school-based youth court affected their institutions. The discussion includes information about getting a youth court up and running, the challenges associated with operating a youth court, and the benefits of youth courts for participants, respondents, and the larger school community.

A transcript of a discussion among judges, lawyers and academics about the changing roles of judges in problem-solving courts Published in Judicature, Vol. 84, No. 2 (Sept/Oct 2000)

An overview of the principles that underlie successful domestic violence courts. Published in The Judges' Journal, Volume 42, No. 2 (Spring 2003)

An overview of problem-solving courts, including community courts, drug treatment courts and domestic violence courts, in New York State. Published in the New York State Bar Journal, Vol. 72, No. 5 (June 2000)

A description of the lessons learned by the Brooklyn Treatment Court about re-integrating recovered addicts into the community.

An article describing the principles behind technology at the Center for Court Innovation's demonstration projects.

A description of the Red Hook Public Safety Corps, a community service project that engages local residents in solving neighborhood problems.