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Publications & Digital Media

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    The Short Answer: How Do You Promote Innovation in a Prosecutor's Office?

    Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. answers the question: How do you promote innovation in a prosecutor's office?

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    The Short Answer: Why Did You Launch the New Opioid Treatment Court and What Makes it Innovative?

    Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark answers the question: Why did you launch the new Opioid Treatment Court and what makes it innovative?

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    Benefit Honors Innovators

    Over 250 guests joined the Center for Court Innovation at a benefit on March 13, 2018 to celebrate justice reform and the accomplishments of four innovators from a variety of fields.

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    Celebrating Innovators

    The Center for Court Innovation celebrated innovators in a variety of fields with a benefit on March 13, 2018. This video highlights the honorees and their work.

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    Ada County Domestic Violence Court: Lessons from Boise, Idaho

    by Robert V. Wolf, William Harkins, and Robyn Mazur

    The Ada County Domestic Violence Court in Boise, Idaho, was created to improve the handling of some of the justice system’s most challenging cases: those involving violence among intimate partners. The court was designated a national Domestic Violence Mentor Court by the federal Office on Violence Against Women for its groundbreaking innovations, which include services to improve victim safety and defendant monitoring.

    Domestic Violence
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    Dallas County Criminal Court 10 and the Response to Family Violence

    by Robert V. Wolf, William Harkins, and Robyn Mazur

    Victim safety is at the core of every domestic violence court's mission. A Domestic Violence Mentor Court, Dallas's County Criminal Court 10 places special emphasis on ensuring offenders surrender firearms. This new video from the Center profiles the court, and features interviews with court staff and a victim and defendant.

    Domestic Violence
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    An Introduction to Youth Reset

    This video provides a short and engaging introduction to Youth Reset (part of Project Reset), our program providing meaningful diversion opportunities for 16- and 17-year-olds in New York City arrested for the first time for a low-level, non-violent crime. Successful participants will never set foot in a courtroom and will have no criminal record. The video explains the requirements of the program, the opportunity to be connected with voluntary services, and the criteria for eligibility.

    Diversion, Youth Initiatives
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    Behind the Scenes of the Lippman Commission: A Panel Discussion

    In April 2017, the Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform (also known as the Lippman Commission) unveiled its vision for closing the Rikers Island jail facility, including a series of reforms to cut the city's jail population in half in coming years. This video offers highlights of a panel discussion among members of the commission's staff who explain how the 27 members of the commission developed their groundbreaking recommendations. 

    Bail Reform, Diversion
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    Harlem Parole Reentry Court: A Graduation

    New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., and Judge Verna Saunders of the Harlem Community Justice Center celebrate the return to the community of participants in the Harlem Parole Reentry Court.

    Reentry
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    UPNEXT: A Second Chance at Life and Fatherhood

    Meet Harry, a proud father and an alumnus of UPNEXT, a fatherhood engagement and workforce readiness program of the Midtown Community Court.

    Parent Support, Workforce Development

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