Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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CJCJ promotes balanced and humane criminal justice policies that reduce incarceration and promote long-term public safety. Covers articles on drug abuse, juvenile justice, social justice and sentencing.
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CJCJ mourns the loss of one of its pioneering founders and and exceptional leader, Abu Qadir Al-Amin ..read more
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CJCJ and UC Berkeley students co-host an event April 17th, 2024 focused on the school-to-prison pipeline and its impact today. A film screening was followed by an inter-generational panel discussion ..read more
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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CJCJ and UC Berkeley students co-host an event April 17th, 2024 focused on the school-to-prison pipeline and its impact today. A film screening was followed by an inter-generational panel discussion ..read more
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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In our March newsletter CJCJ releases a new report, Cameo House program highlights, and continuing statewide partnership work around youth crime narratives and juvenile justice in CA ..read more
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Correcting common misconceptions about crime, safety, and policing in California ..read more
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Media coverage for CJCJ's report California Law Enforcement Agencies Are Spending More But Solving Fewer Crimes ..read more
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A new report finds that, despite record spending on law enforcement, crime-solving is at record lows ..read more
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Explore California police clearance data and law enforcement budgets by county ..read more
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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CJCJ's February Newsletter: New Fact Sheet on San Francisco's Reduced Youth Arrests and Incarceration, All Youth Are Sacred Regional Narrative Convenings, and CJCJ Statewide Partnerships ..read more
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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Since 2010, San Francisco has augmented its drop in youth arrests to produce a much larger decline in youth incarcerations than occurred elsewhere in California ..read more