by Kate Florio | Aug 1, 2017 | Criminal Justice
Part One of a Two-Part Series By Zach Dal Pra Increasingly, courts around the country are requiring local jurisdictions to justify their bail practices—i.e., to demonstrate that decisions about who they release and who they detain pretrial are informed by...
by Kate Florio | Jan 27, 2017 | Criminal Justice, JSP
The introduction to the PBS NewsHour segment featuring JSP program participants is both haunting and hopeful: “Tonight we hear from inmates at California’s San Quentin Prison who committed crimes when they were young and are serving up to life terms....
by Kate Florio | Jan 26, 2017 | Criminal Justice, JSP
Justice System Partners is pleased to welcome Lore Joplin as our newest Principal. Lore’s experience in criminal justice and health care public policy development and implementation make her a great fit for the JSP team. Lore’s leadership style, skills and...
by Nancy Campbell | Sep 29, 2016 | Criminal Justice
By Nancy Campbell Most parents have found themselves at some point frustrated when their teenage child came to them at 10:00 o’clock at night asking for help for the project he or she was just now beginning and was due …
by Kate Florio | Sep 18, 2015 | Criminal Justice
By JSP Team Improving the criminal justice system is about changing behavior—but not just changing the behavior of offenders through discrete interventions proven to reduce an individual’s likelihood of committing crime, which is often the focus. No intervention...
by Nancy Campbell | May 13, 2015 | Criminal Justice
By JSP Team It was the mid-1970s and as I sat in my graduate classes at the SUNY Albany School of Criminal Justice, the debate raged on regarding if deterrence worked. There was not a strong body of research and …
