This study highlights the voices of justice-involved individuals describing experiences with procedural justice. Findings suggest those surveyed do not view the justice system as legitimate or fair, and that those opinions are largely shaped by individual interactions with system-actors, as well as by broader perceived factors such as institutional racism, the over-policing of minor crimes, and a lack of accountability of all criminal justice agents.

As Scotland looks to reduce its use of incarceration and improve outcomes for the justice-involved, The Scotsman reports on the recent visit and testimony before Parliament of our director, Greg Berman, and the inspiration reformers there are taking from our Red Hook Community Justice Center.

A check-in on supervised release—an important, and expanding, alternative to bail and pretrial detention in New York City—as the program reaches 10,000 participants. We operate the program in three of the city's five boroughs.

Can proactive policing continue to reduce crime while also limiting the disproportionate number of African Americans currently being arrested and jailed? Writing in Governing, our director, Greg Berman, says yes: refine police tactics, engage communities, and invest in community crime prevention.