Private foundations are an overlooked resource for innovative justice programs. James H. Lewis, senior program officer and director of research and evaluation at the Chicago Community

Joe Balles, who recently retired as a captain after a 30-year career with the Madison (Wisconsin) Police Department, discusses restorative justice and police legitimacy with Robert V. Wolf, di

Mike Lawlor, Connecticut's under secretary for Criminal Justice Policy and Planning, discusses Governor Dannel P. Malloy's Second Chance Society, a series of justice reforms (including dramati

Joe Perez, the presiding judge of the Orange County Community Court, discusses how the principles of procedural justiceinform both design and process in his courthouse. Perez is a lif

Judge Steve Leifman, associate administrative judge of the Miami-Dade County Court Criminal Division and presiding judge of its Criminal Mental Health Project, has worked at the inters

Judge John Leventhal is the author of My Partner, My Enemy, a book chronicling his experiences presiding over the Brooklyn Domestic Violence Court, the first felony domestic

In this New Thinking podcast, Kerry Walker, director of the Neighbourhood Justice Centrein Melbourne, Australia, describes some of the ways the Justice Centre engages the community, a

On any given day, the Hartford Community Courtsentences 35 to 40 people to perform community restitution as part of their sentences. Deborah Barrows has helped create the court's robu

This podcast is part of a series highlighting innovative approaches to reducing violence and improving health outcomes among at-risk minority youth at the nine demonstration sites of theMinor

The Bureau of Justice Assistance at U.S. Department of Justice created the Smart Prosecution Initiative to encourage prosecutors to explore new solutions to public safety problems. Grant recip