Arrests on decline for lower-level crimes in St. Louis, with racial gap closing, researchers find stltoday.com/news/local/cri… via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Arrests on decline for lower-level crimes in St. Louis, with racial gap closing, researchers find. stltoday.com/news/local/cri… via St. Louis Post-Dispatch @MJP_JJay John Jay College

We are excited to announce that our Seattle Research Network site has released their first report, Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests, Referrals, and Charges in Seattle. John Jay Research Jackie Helfgott SeattleU Criminal Justice, Criminology & Forensics Please check it out here: misdemeanorjustice.org/wp-content/upl…

Congrats to the Seattle University and SPD team! Jackie Helfgott Chris Seattle Police Department Chief Carmen Best (Ret.) SeattleU Criminal Justice, Criminology & Forensics

Great work @MJP_JJay Preeti Chauhan Jeremy Travis Eric L. Piza !

The #MJP launches a new interactive data dashboard on Stop, Question & Frisk. Examine time and location of all stops in #NYC between 2006-2017 at: misdemeanorjustice.org/data-home/sqfm… #dataviz #cjreform

The MJP is pleased to release our latest report, Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests in New York, 1980 to 2017. Check it out here: misdemeanorjustice.org/publication/tr…

Thank you for representing the Research Network Beth Huebner !

The first examination of marijuana enforcement trends in NY reveals inequities that disproportionately harm Black and Latino communities. This data can help communities rethink marijuana policy around #racialjustice Learn more: arnoldventures.org/stories/-data-… @DCJ_jjay #marijuanajustice

We analyzed 311 calls in New York City and found that the majority of complaints were related to conditions of buildings, public space, and noise, and less than 2% were related to “social disorder”. To find out more, check out our data brief here: datacollaborativeforjustice.org/2019/03/the-da…

We are excited to announce that our #LA Research Network site has released their first report, Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests, in Los Angeles, 2001-2017. See the full report here: datacollaborativeforjustice.org/wp-content/upl… John Jay Research UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Arnold Ventures

On Inside City Hall tonight: For the first time we are getting a roadmap for what bail reform might look like once it’s fully implemented next year. A full report will air tonight. Tune in at 7pm:

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Major police departments around the country are arresting fewer people for minor crimes, according to a growing body of criminal justice data on.wsj.com/2pQNLMT

Misdemeanor Arrests Drop Steeply in Many Cities thecrimereport.org/2019/10/07/mis… via The Crime Report

👇👏👏👏 @hankwthomas looking forward to catching this on the high line soon!

Occidental College decided years ago not to give extra consideration to wealthy applicants. That decision came with a cost. on.wsj.com/2NlOi2w

Earlier this afternoon, DCJ Director Preeti Chauhan went live on CBS New York to discuss upcoming bail reforms and their potential impacts in New York City. Click here to watch the segment: newyork.cbslocal.com/live/cbsn-new-…

Tomorrow morning several of DCJ's Research Network partners will participate in a roundtable session, "The Decline in Juvenile Delinquency and Implications for the Age-Crime Curve", at #ASCSF19. SF Marriot Marquis, Soma, Area 1, 2nd Level, 8:00 AM