Research

Annual Reports

Annual Report: 2011

Highlights of the Center for Court Innovation's accomplishments in 2011.

Audio

The View from the Bench: Judges Answer Questions about Case Coordinators

In domestic violence courts, case and resource coordinators play several important roles, including: screening and identifying eligible cases, gathering information on offender compliance, and making service referrals. Case coordinators have varying titles in different courts and are sometimes referred to as resource coordinators or docket coordinators. To hear judges’ perspectives about their first-hand experiences with case coordinators in domestic violence (DV) and integrated domestic violence (IDV) courts, click on their names below to hear their answers to the following questions.

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Audio

Changing Perceptions: A Conversation on Prostitution Diversion with Judge Fernando Camacho

Queens County (NY) Administrative Judge for Criminal Matters Judge Fernando Camacho discusses why he created the Queens County Prostitution Diversion Court, an innovative program that helps prostituted/trafficked populations leave the life of prostitution by linking them to counseling and social services instead of sentencing them to jail time. (January 2012)

Publications

East Harlem Juvenile Gang Task Force: 2011 Needs Assessment and Strategic Plan

By Raye Barbieri, Christopher Watler, John Megaw, Susanna Osorno-Crandall and Bryn Herrschaft

This Needs Assessment documents the findings of a year-long investigation of youth violence in East Harlem. The Strategic Plan contains recommendations for gang prevention, intervention and suppression approaches.

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Publications

State and Tribal Court: Strategies for Bridging the Divide

By Aaron Arnold, Sarah Cumbie Reckess and Robert V. Wolf

This monograph describes the current landscape of collaboration between state and tribal justice systems, detailing the history, barriers to effective cooperation, and promising recent developments in the field.

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