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Publications & Digital Media

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    From Defendant to Survivor: How Courts are Responding to Human Trafficking

    by Robert V. Wolf, William Harkins, Robyn Mazur, and Danielle Malangone

    Survivors of sex trafficking are usually treated as criminals rather than victims. But some courts have begun to recognize that those arrested on prostitution charges are often victims of coercion, violence, and trauma. Our video, From Defendant to Survivor, profiles the innovative approaches being taken by courts in Los Angeles, New York City, and Columbus, Ohio.

    Human Trafficking, Justice-Involved Women
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    Latest Research in Addiction and Treatment: Presentation at Community Courts Conference 2018

    A presentation from Dr. Joshua D. Lee, Associate Professor, NYU Langone Health, New York, NY, at our International Community Courts and Public Safety conference in Birmingham, Alabama, May 7-9, 2018. 

    Treatment Courts
  • Video

    Winnebago County Domestic Violence Coordinated Courts: Working with the Community to Address Family Violence

    by Robert V. Wolf, William Harkins, and Robyn Mazur

    Based in Rockford, Illinois, the Winnebago County Domestic Violence Coordinated Courts set a national example for responding to domestic violence. Intimate-partner criminal cases are heard in one courtroom, civil cases (including all domestic violence-related divorce cases and intimate partner orders of protection) in another. On-site victim advocacy, advanced clerical practices, open communication among the court and community agencies, and other innovative practices are key to the success of the court.

    Gender and Family Justice
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    The Short Answer: How has the Center for Court Innovation helped the New York Court System advance its goals of bringing justice to the residents of New York?

    Lawrence Marks, the chief administrative judge of the State of New York, answers the question: How has the Center for Court Innovation helped the New York Court System advance its goals of bringing justice to the residents of New York?

  • Video

    The Short Answer: What are Some of the Challenges to Innovation in the Court System and How do you Overcome Them?

    Bronx County Criminal Court Supervising Judge George A. Grasso answers the question: What are some of the challenges to innovation in the court system and how do you overcome them?

  • Video

    The Short Answer: How has Bronx Community Solutions Helped Your Office Develop Alternatives to Incarceration?

    Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark answers the question: How has Bronx Community Solutions helped your office develop alternatives to incarceration?

    Diversion
  • Video

    The Short Answer: How has the Center for Court Innovation and Bronx Community Solutions Supported Your Work as a Judge?

    Bronx County Criminal Court Supervising Judge George A. Grasso answers the question: How has the Center for Court Innovation and Bronx Community Solutions supported your work as a judge?

  • Video

    The Short Answer: What are Some of the Obstacles to Innovation in a Court System as Large as New York's?

    Lawrence Marks, the chief administrative judge of the State of New York, answers the question: What are some of the obstacles to innovation in a court system as large as New York's?

  • Video

    The Short Answer: How Do You Promote Innovation in a Prosecutor's Office?

    Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. answers the question: How do you promote innovation in a prosecutor's office?

  • Video

    The Short Answer: Why Did You Launch the New Opioid Treatment Court and What Makes it Innovative?

    Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark answers the question: Why did you launch the new Opioid Treatment Court and what makes it innovative?

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