Sharing my new article exploring how we can revitalize democracy and democratize policing. Adopting policies and taking actions that I describe can help law enforcement agencies and our democracy itself earn greater legitimacy, which is urgently needed.
https://t.co/aLd8nbAckl
Congrats to CCJ Senior Fellow @docthadjohnson for becoming associate professor at @GeorgiaStateU's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies (@aysps)! Johnson is the first Black man to earn tenure in the Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology since it became a PhD program.
I don’t love this news, but I am happy for @jenniferdoleac. We started at AV on the same day, a fact we would always tell people we met. We came from very different professional backgrounds, but we had similar takes on the field. I learned so much from her and…
CCJ President and CEO @abgelb spoke with @CBSEveningNews about why the public’s perception of crime doesn’t always mirror crime trends: https://t.co/LfHWpK3MVH
Prediction market operators want you to see a NYC bar hedging a Knicks promo and think "financial tool." But with sports betting exceeding $160 billion last year and almost none of it tied to actual hedging, the framing doesn't hold up.
AV Co-Founder @JohnArnold in @CNBC: https://t.co/DyxDoKXkO0
Every unsolved crime is a threat to public safety.
Jason Olin testifies before the Ohio House Public Safety Committee on why the Niskanen Center proudly supports #HB830 alongside @realJeffLaRe and @repBrewer to prevent violent crime in Ohio.
@jenniferdoleac@Arnold_Ventures Congratulations on the remarkable work that you and your colleagues have done over the last three years! It has both advanced the knowledge base on what works and what doesn't and led to countless policy triumphs across the nation. I can't wait to see what you accomplish next!
Veterans who break the law must be held accountable. But how can the U.S. better support veterans whose military service contributed to criminal behavior?
A perspective from CCJ Veterans Justice Commission Director David MacEwen for @fulcrum_us. https://t.co/jfeNAfqxx1
D.C. homicides are at a decade low — with 17% fewer cops than 2020. The secret is smarter policing.
It stopped playing defense and shifted to proactive "upstream" policing.
@ManhattanInst's @CharlesFLehman for @CityJournal: https://t.co/19yBkldjn1
Greg Newburn, Director of Criminal Justice at the Niskanen Center, breaks down why investing upfront to prevent crime is not only more effective but also avoids the human and financial costs on the back end.
Full Episode 33 of Jeff-alytics available now: https://t.co/rtHRG5mJrx
Prison Fellowship’s @sarahmaehenry and Justice Ambassador Emily Vollmer testified before the Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee in support of HB 296. We are grateful to partner with Rep. Melanie Miller on this important legislation, which provides a grace period before fines and fees become due following incarceration.
How have local and federal authorities coordinated on immigration enforcement in the past & what has changed?
Watch our Centering Justice webinar with experts @ArtAcevedo, @KenCuccinelli, & @naureenshah, with moderators @KhaCumberbatch and @MarcALevin: https://t.co/u3QH1vV7Wx
Texas is seeing strong numeric population growth across multiple cities:
‣ Fort Worth: +19,512
‣ San Antonio: +14,359
‣ Celina: +12,710
Three Texas cities. Three of the top four largest numeric gains in the country. #data#txdemographics@TexasDemography
More than 2 months have passed and the legislature is yet to act. I know some lawmakers are tempted to punt, but this is the job. The Court exercised restraint so that the people's elected representatives could fashion a new approach to 2nd degree murder. It's time to act.
On March 26, the PA Supreme Court ruled that the Commonwealth's felony murder law is unconstitutional. Rather than legislate a new sentencing system from the bench - something many would have criticized the Court for doing - the Court gave the legislature 120 days to act.
$5,000 in employer insurance coverage = 51% increase in willingness to hire someone with a criminal record.
$5 million in coverage? Almost no added impact.
Small interventions. Real results. 🎙️ Fighting Crime Episode 1 is out now.
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/hiiEV1iocB
Spotify: https://t.co/8USR94qkm3
YouTube: https://t.co/ldOxB2YcWm
SF is the only major CA city where residents can appeal housing projects over shadows.
A supervisor's proposed SHADE Act would end that, citing 2,195 homes delayed over the past decade by shadow-based CEQA appeals.