The following series of fact sheets, self-assessment tools, and practitioner monographs offers concrete suggestions and addresses areas of broad interest in support of the implementation of community-based, problem-solving initiatives.
Fact Sheets
Problem-Solving Justice in the United States: Common Principles
Using Data to Build Your Program
Engaging Stakeholders in Your Project
Publicizing Your Program and Its Successes
Finding the Resources to Help Your Program Thrive
Self-Assessment Tools
Planning Checklist
Mapping Community Resources
Using Diversion as Part of a Problem-Solving Strategy
Developing a Community Service Protocol
Evaluating Your Program
Practitioner Monographs
Expanding the Use of Problem Solving: The U.S. Department of Justice’s Community-Based Problem-Solving Criminal Justice Initiative
Don’t Reinvent the Wheel: Lessons from Problem-Solving Courts
Principles of Problem-Solving Justice
Curriculum
Introduction to Problem-Solving: Key Issues and Challenges
A Line in the Sand: Artificial Intelligence and Human Liberty
A Line in the Sand: Artificial Intelligence and Human Liberty
The Manhattan Court Finding Alternatives to Incarceration
The Manhattan Court Finding Alternatives to Incarceration
Community Justice Is… Empowering Tenants with Knowledge
Community Justice Is… Empowering Tenants with Knowledge
Paying for the Right to Counsel: National Survey Findings on the Practice of Charging Public Defense Fees to Clients
Paying for the Right to Counsel: National Survey Findings on the Practice of Charging Public Defense Fees to Clients
What Does the Research Say?: Innovative Research on Abusive Partner Intervention Programs
What Does the Research Say?: Innovative Research on Abusive Partner Intervention Programs
Community Justice is… Celebrating Thanksgiving with the Mets