Read the May 2017 newsletter here.
Read the May 2017 newsletter here.
The Washington Post “Consent decree process may contribute to a modest reduction in civil rights suits” John Worrall, CJRA Expert Read the full story here.
Al.com “Being denied the ability to view or obtain his or her records could amount to a violation of an inmate’s rights…” Miriam Bohmert, CJRA Expert Read the full story here.
The Crime Report “Reductions in such (civil rights) filings may signal increased satisfaction with police agencies and a move toward reduced systemic police conduct,” John Worrall, CJRA Expert Read the full story here.
Yahoo News “The opioid crisis is different than other drug crises in our history in that abusers have a different pathway to addiction — through pain medication, pharmacies — than other addicts,” Faye Taxman, CJRA Expert Read the full story here.
The Washington Post “The most common refrain that I saw as I was reading research papers on LGBTQ intimate partner violence was ‘We just don’t have enough research on this,’” Adam Messinger, CJRA Expert Read full story here.
The Washington Post “‘Where you have immigrants, you have less violent crime. Period,’” Charis Kubrin, CJRA Expert Read the full story here.
Mic.com “Online abuse is a very real issue with very real consequences. To move toward a more just society, it is important that we listen and take people’s experiences seriously, recognize maladaptive behavior and its harmful effects and develop strategies and solutions for reducing as well as preventing these occurrences,” Allison Marganski, CJRA Expert Read […]
Read the April 2017 newsletter here.
Baltimore Sun “After having been traumatized by the rapist, victims were also re-traumatized by a system that forgot about them,” Rachel Lovell, CRJA Expert Read the full story here.