An increasing number of courts are finding that the addition of a new staff role—the “resource coordinator”—enables judges and lawyers to connect defendants to the services they need to address underlying issues driving re-offending. This publication highlights four examples from around the nation.
The Center for Court Innovation’s “Taking Action” series aims to inform justice practitioners about innovations in the field and support their efforts to replicate innovative practices locally.
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