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Criminal Justice The Effect of Housing Subsidies on Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from the Family Options Study Criminal Justice Evaluation of the Community Wellness and Crisis Response Team Co-Response Program in San Mateo County Criminal Justice Promoting Procedurally Just Decision Making by Police: A Multi-Site Replication Criminal Justice The U.S. Consumer Firearms Industry: Equilibrium and Policy Implications Criminal Justice Targeted Interventions for High-Risk Domestic Violence Victims Criminal Justice Something Works: Misconduct and Recidivism Effects of the IGNITE Program Criminal Justice The Effects of Health Care Accreditation on the Health and Well-Being of Incarcerated Individuals Criminal Justice The Effect of Concealed Carry Training Requirements on Public Safety Criminal Justice A Multisite Randomized Evaluation of PeaceRox, a School-based Violence Reduction Program Criminal Justice Study of Alternative Strategies to Traditional Police Response Criminal Justice An Evaluation of New York’s Less is More Parole Reform Act Criminal Justice A Study to Test the Effects of Eliminating Drug Testing of People Without a Serious Substance Use Issue

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Using Evidence to Make the Criminal Justice System Fairer: Q&A with Vincent Quan of J‑PAL North America Q&A

Zachary Porreca

Community Safety

“If you get these policies wrong, you can have massive and harmful effects”

Emma rackstraw 2023

Community Safety

“There are so many people affected, and the stakes are so high”

Topper Michael

“We’re in a new age where we have all this amazing data”

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Researching the Intersections Between Criminal Justice and Poverty: Q&A with Heather Reynolds of the Lab for Economic Opportunities

“We should study prisons just like we study hospitals or schools — we need to ask what prisons are for and if they live up to expectations.”

Golestani

Police Response

“If we see that policies have unintended consequences, we have to change them”

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How a Group of Corrections Officers Are Working to Improve Prison Conditions and Community Safety

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“The gold standard should be to implement policies that are supported by data”

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Texas Justice Initiative: Tracking Deaths in Custody

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Criminal Justice

Supporting Second Chances in the Nation’s Capital Second Chance Month

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Community Safety

How Added Resources Can Help Solve Violent Crime and Build Community Trust Q&A

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