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    Alternatives to Incarceration: The New York Story

    by Greg Berman and Robert V. Wolf

    In this article from the Winter 2014 issue of the Government, Law, and Policy Journal of the New York Bar Association, Greg Berman and Robert V. Wolf examine the wide range of alternative-to-incarceration initiatives being pioneered by the New York State courts.

    Bail Reform
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    Widening the Circle: Can Peacemaking Work in Non-Tribal Communities?

    by Robert V. Wolf

    A guide for justice planners seeking to adapt Native American peacemaking to a non-tribal setting. After providing an overview of peacemaking, the report outlines key issues jurisdictions will most likely want to consider during planning and implementation.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Restorative Justice, Tribal Justice, Community Justice
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    Peacemaking Today: Highlights of a Roundtable Discussion Among Tribal and State Practitioners

    by Robert V. Wolf

    This report summarizes the discussion at a roundtable on peacemaking hosted by the Center for Court Innovation, with the support of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance, as part of a planning process to create a pilot peacemaking program in the New York State court system.

    Tribal Justice, Restorative Justice, Community Justice, Problem-Solving Justice
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    Smart Prosecution Practices: Seven Recommendations to Integrate Science and Justice

    by Steven Jansen and Robert V. Wolf

    This report, published by the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, recommends actions prosecutors can take to harness science and new technologies more effectively and better understand the work of crime labs and forensic practitioners. Better knowledge of scientific principles and practices strengthens a prosecutor's ability to make communities safe by strengthening investigations, identifying the guilty, exonerating the innocent, and presenting solid cases in court.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Community Justice
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    What is Community Prosecution? An Excerpt from Encyclopedia of Community Policing and Problem Solving

    by Robert V. Wolf

    The Encyclopedia of Community Policing and Problem Solving is a comprehensive resource published by Sage in 2013. Read the "Community Prosecution" entry to learn about the strategy's components, history, and impact on community policing. To order the encyclopedia, visit the Sage site or the encyclopedia's order page.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Community Justice
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    'The Public Wants to be Involved': A Roundtable Conversation about Community and Restorative Justice

    by Robert V. Wolf

    Highlights from a roundtable discussion about engaging the public in justice programming. Questions addressed included: How do you define "community"? What are the goals of community engagement and how do programs engage communities and retain volunteers?

    Problem-Solving Justice, Community Justice, Restorative Justice
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    Law Enforcement and Public Health: Sharing Resources and Strategies to Make Communities Safer

    by Robert V. Wolf

    A look at how public health principles, practices, and resources can support law enforcement. This report is based on a moderated discussion sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, The California Endowment, and the Center for Court Innovation.

    Community Justice, Problem-Solving Justice, Reducing Violence
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    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.

    Tribal Justice
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    Community Prosecution and Serious Crime: A Guide for Prosecutors

    by Robert V. Wolf

    Lessons learned from several jurisdictions that have used community prosecution to improve their responses to serious and violent crime.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Community Justice
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    Reentry Courts: Looking Ahead: A Conversation about Strategies for Offender Reintegration

    by Robert V. Wolf

    This report summarizes a discussion of reentry courts among policymakers, court practitioners, and parole and probation administrators. The conversation, which was sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance in June 2010, focuses on reentry courts’ achievements, challenges, and future prospects.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Reentry, Community Justice

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