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Suvi Hynynen Lambson

Principal Research Associate

Suvi Hynynen Lambson is a Principal Research Associate at the Center for Court Innovation’s Policy and Research Department. She is currently working on projects about risk-needs assessment in New York State drug courts, procedural justice with homicide detectives, and indigency defense in multiple sites nationally. She recently led the research component of projects on drug courts and at-risk youth in Central America and the Caribbean. Ms. Lambson has worked closely with court practitioners, community members, and defendants engaged with the justice system and has led survey teams in the field to conduct surveys, focus groups and interviews on the topics of drug courts, risk-need assessment, procedural justice, case processing, gun violence, domestic violence, and the sex trade. Previously, she worked with Center operating projects in the Bronx and in Brooklyn. Prior to joining the Center, she worked at non-profit organizations on issues including domestic violence and women’s rights. Ms. Hynynen Lambson received her B.A. from Brigham Young University and her Masters of Public Administration from New York University in 2009.

Suvi Lambson

My Recent Work

Building Capacity for Tribal Justice Solutions
BJA’s Sixth Amendment Initiative: Strengthening the Constitutional Protections of the Accused
Diagnostic Studies of International Drug Treatment Courts
Perceptions of Safety, Community, and the Criminal Justice System in Red Hook, Brooklyn
Understanding Risk and Needs in Misdemeanor Populations
Navigating Force and Choice: Experiences in the New York City Sex Trade and the Criminal Justice System's Response
Intimate Partner Violence as a Community Problem: Community Perspectives from Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
The Brownsville Anti-Violence Project: Evaluation Findings
Peacemaking Circles: Evaluating a Native American Restorative Justice Practice in a State Criminal Court Setting in Brooklyn
Community Perceptions of Brownsville: A Survey of Neighborhood Quality of Life, Safety, and Services
Estudio diagnóstico del Tribunal de Tratamiento de Adicciones de Guadalupe, Nuevo León, México: Observaciones y Recomendaciones (Translation into Spanish, English version separately available)
The Criminal Justice Response to 16- and 17-Year-Old Defendants in New York
A Community Court Grows in Brooklyn: A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Red Hook Community Justice Center (Executive Summary)
Fact Sheet: A Community Court Grows in Brooklyn: A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Red Hook Community Justice Center
The Adolescent Diversion Program
A Community Court Grows in Brooklyn: A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Red Hook Community Justice Center (Full Report)
Deterrence and Legitimacy in Brownsville, Brooklyn: A Process Evaluation of the Brownsville Anti-Violence Project
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