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Sections

Staff

• Ignacio Nieves, Messenger, Facilities Department


• Andy Toth, Receptionist, Facilities Department


• Hester Lyons, Human Resources Director, Human Resources Department


• Celine Quashie, Administrative Assistant, Legal Department


• Valerie W. Christopher, Network Administrator, Technology Department


• Juan Galván, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Svetlana Oreshkin, Budget Officer, Fiscal Department


• Irving Garcia, Jr., Case Manager, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Janelle Lewis, Program Analyst, Esperanza/Hope


• Justine Sullivan, Program Analyst, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Elizabeth Rogers, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy (APT)


• Krista Larson, Clinical Director, Adolescent Portable Therapy (APT)


• Cristen Van Vleet, Clinical Supervisor, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Gideon Crevoshay, Intake Interviewer, Esperanza/Hope


• DeVaughn Williams, Facilities Coordinator, Facilities Department


• Oscar Garcia, Staff Accountant, Fiscal Department


• Jocelyn de Guia, Senior Program Analyst, Esperanza/Hope


• Mayela Velez, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Eric Kolb, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Jillian Barovick, Project Analyst, The Guardianship Project


• Paul Fugelsang, Youth and Family Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Lawrence Caplan, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Monique Parham, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Mariana Ramos, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Tamika Randolph, Youth & Family Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Eduardo Rivera, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Julia Schafer, Intake Interviewer, Esperanza/Hope


• Jeffrey Sharlein, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Lucy Shaw, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Michele Uglesich, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanz/Hope


• Gloria L. Tate, Director of Facilities and Administrative Systems Training, Facilities Department


• Anna Ballesteros, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Susan Rainho, Youth and Family Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Kerica Stewart, Case Manager, The Guardianship Project


• Kaitlin Reedy, Investigator, The Guardianship Project


• Jon Wool, Senior Counsel, Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons


• Evan Elkin, Director, Adolescent Portable Therapy (APT)


• Wayne S.  McKenzie, Director, Prosecution and Racial Justice Program


• Casey Eiseman, Intake & Project Manager, Esperanza/Hope


• Rafael Martinez, Recreational Activities Facilitator, Esperanza/Hope


• Phil Valdez, Director of Finance & Administration, Esperanza/Hope


• Yvonne Mbewe, Intake Interviewer, Esperanza/Hope


• Laurence Fernandez, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Betty Dutton, Intake Interviewer, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Cesar A. Fernandez Geara, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Ben Estep, Information Management Associate, Information Management


• Matthew Barge, Research Analyst, PARC


• Mayra Ithier, Senior Intake Interviewer, Adolescent Portable Therapy (APT)


• Greg Klemm, Controller, Fiscal Department


• Maureen Christensen, Director of Finance and Budget, Fiscal Department


• Sydney McKinney, Research Analyst, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Shanlander Drake, Assistant Intake Coordinator, Esperanza/Hope


• Gail Efroymson, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Lynette Green, Field Supervisor, Esperanza/Hope


• Darving Irizarry, Field Supervisor, Esperanza/Hope


• Rachael  McCurdy , Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Maggie Moroff, Senior Education Planner, Esperanza/Hope


• Aimee Palladino, Intake Interviewer, Esperanza/Hope


• Khemenec Pantin, Family and Youth Field Counselor, Esperanza/Hope


• Anne Lifflander, Senior Research Associate, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Naomi Sugie, Research Analyst, Substance Use and Mental Health Program


• Jenny Kronenfeld, Director, Esperanza/Hope


• Jennifer Fratello, Research Associate, Center on Youth Justice


• Michael Lens, Research Associate, Center on Youth Justice


• Merrick Bobb, President, Police Assessment Resource Center (PARC)


• Kevin Cameron, Network Support Specialist, Technology Department


• Norma Zamudio, Executive Assistant, Police Assessment Resource Center (PARC)


• Beverly Jones, Assistant General Counsel, Legal Department


• Susan Rai, Special Counsel, Legal Department


• Donna Edwards, Payroll Specialist, Fiscal Department


• Anna Kornilakis, Director, Development


• Nancy Cline, Director, Judicial Oversight Demonstration


• Delma McDonald, Department Coordinator, Finance and Operations


• Timothy Shugrue, Administrative Manager, PARC


• Irene Reynoso, Office Administrator, Esperanza


• Katherine Kimpel, Research Assistant, Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons


• Sian Caisey, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Lindsay Herd, Case Manager, The Guardianship Project


• Lucia Trimbur, Andrew W. Mellow Postdoctoral Fellow, Research Department


• Camelia Naguib, Research Associate, PARC


• Miles Jackson, Director, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Yumari Martínez, Senior Program Associate, Center on Youth Justice


• Olga Byrne, Program Associate, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Arnold Son, Research Associate, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Inna Itskova, Senior Programmer/Analyst, Information Management


• Tara Graham, Research and Policy Associate, Washington DC Office


• Maggie Peck, Program Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Micah West, Planning Analyst, Planning and Government Innovation


• Chloe Junge, Project Analyst (part-time), Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Barbara Tombs, Senior Fellow, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Paula Gonzalez, Budget Officer, Fiscal Department


• Reagan Daly, Senior Research Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Jesus Quinones, IT Director, Technology Department


• Quin Hong, Accounting Associate, Fiscal Department


• Zachary Addison, Case Manager, The Guardianship Project


• Jean Callahan, Director, The Guardianship Project


• Nionne James-Pineda, Administrative Director, Research Department


• Annie Salsich, Associate Director, Center on Youth Justice


• Alexandra Lucas, Human Resources Coordinator, Human Resources


• Rebecca Williams, Case Manager, The Guardianship Project


• Farrah Dormeus, Project Assistant, The Guardianship Project


• Sherice Campbell, Project Coordinator, Prosecution and Racial Justice


• Luisa H. Taveras, Project Director, Juvenile Pre-trial Services Project


• Heidi J. Segal, Senior Planner,


• Paragini Amin, Program Analyst, Center on Youth Justice


• Saša Hezir, Special Assistant, Technical Assistance


• Rodolfo Estrada, Program Associate, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Rose Holandez, Program Analyst, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Joel Miller, Director of Research, Center on Youth Justice


• Andrea Snelson, Deputy Director, The Guardianship Project


• Sia Arnason, Co-Coordinator, Guardian Assistance Network


• Janet Lessem, Director, Guardian Assistance Network


• Julia Spring, Co-Coordinator, Guardian Assistance Network


• Vinita Bhaskar, Office Coordinator, Washington DC Office


• Sarah Berch-Heyman, Research Assistant, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Elizabeth Farid, Senior Program Associate, Prosecution & Racial Justice


• Gaspar Caro, Program Analyst, Center on Youth Justice


• Santrice Simon, Case Manager, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Theresa Sgobba, Senior Program Associate, Center on Youth Justice


• Kaya Williams, Research Assistant, Substance Use and Mental Health Program


• Jim Parsons, Director, Substance Use and Mental Health Program


• Alison Shames, Associate Director, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Jennifer Tsai, Senior Program Associate, Center on Youth Justice


• Carla Roa, Research Analyst, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Colin Worrall, Research Analyst, Center on Youth Justice


• Sharon Brett, Program Analyst, Washington DC Office


• Monica Thornton, Altus Regional Representative, International Programs


• Patricia Calastro Ortiz, Clinical Director, Esperanza/Hope


• Krista Hughes, Field Supervisor, Esperanza/Hope


• Siobhán Carney, Assistant to the Director, Vera Institute of Justice


• April (Hyo Eun) Bang, Research Associate, Substance Use and Mental Health Program


• Stacey Strongarone, Director of Legal Orientation and Unaccompanied Children Programs, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Abbi Leman, Production Editor, Communications Department


• Sean Reynolds, Program Coordinator, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Bianca Van Heydoorn, FAO Schwarz Youth Development Fellow, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Tania Farmiga, Research Analyst, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Victor Marte, Case Manager, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Amanda Gropp, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Robert Sims, Case Manager, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Oren Root, Interim Director, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Joanna  Santa, Therapist, Adolescent Portable Therapy


• Michela Bowman, Project Director, Washington DC Office


• Nina Siulc, Director of Research, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Elizabeth Stone, Senior Program Associate, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Seven Laracuente, Clinical Supervisor, Adolescent Portable Therapy (APT)


• Tracy Velázquez, Senior Program Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Sara Mogulescu, Director, Center on Youth Justice


• Sandra Harrell, Associate Director, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Aysu Kirac, Program Coordinator, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Jason Hyde, Team Supervisor, The Guardianship Project


• Michael P. Jacobson, Director, Vera Institute of Justice


• Karen Goldstein, Vice President & General Counsel, Legal Department


• Zhifen Cheng, Research Associate, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Todd Foglesong, Senior Program Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Timothy Ross, Director, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Nicole Akai Hala, Senior Research Associate, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Patrick Kelly, Writer/Editor, Communications Department


• Allon Yaroni, Research Associate, Child Welfare, Health, and Justice Program


• Enrique Piracés, New Media Specialist, Communications Department


• John Chattin, Human Resources Manager, Human Resources Department


• Allison Hastings, Research and Policy Associate, Washington DC Office


• Daniel F. Wilhelm, Vice President & Chief Program Officer, Vera Institute of Justice


• Joe  Hirsch, Research Associate, Translating Justice


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• Christine Scott-Hayward, Research Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Nancy Smith, Director, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Tina Chiu, Director, Technical Assistance


• Danielle Sered, Senior Planner, Planning and Government Innovation


• Megan Golden, Director, Planning and Government Innovation


• Neil Weiner, Director, Research Department


• Ernest Duncan, Chief Operating Officer/ Chief Financial Officer, Vera Institute of Justice


• Alessandra Meyer, Program Coordinator, Center on Youth Justice


• Bruce Frederick, Senior Research Associate, Center on Sentencing and Corrections


• Sarah Tynan, Project Coordinator, Washington DC Office


• Alex Busansky, Director, Washington DC Office
  Executive Director, Commission on Safety and Abuse in America's Prisons


• Eden Ruiz, Project Assistant, The Guardianship Project


• Jennifer Medina, Project Assistant, The Guardianship Project


• Juliene James, Senior Research and Policy Associate, Washington DC Office


• Robin Campbell, Director of Communications, Communications Department


• Michele Adams, Case Manager, Adolescent Reentry Initiative


• Jacki Chernicoff, Senior Program Associate, Accessing Safety Initiative


• Kim Wolf, Case Manager, The Guardianship Project


• Anita Khashu, Director [ON LEAVE], Center on Immigration and Justice


• Susan M. Shah, Senior Planner, Center on Immigration and Justice


• Roohi Choudhry, Research Associate, Substance Use and Mental Health Program

Publications

• New York Family Court: Court User Perspectives


• Five Years of Jury Reform: What Jurors are Saying


• Prosecuting Police Misconduct: Reflections on the Role of the U.S. Civil Rights Division


• Respectful and Effective Policing: Two Examples in the South Bronx


• The Use of Citizens Surveys as a Tool for Police Reform


• The Public Accountability of Private Police: Lessons from New York, Johannesburg, and Mexico City


• A Rape Investigation in the Western Cape: A Study of the Treatment of Rape Victims at Three Police Stations in the Cape Flats, South Africa


• Teaching Brain Power, Not Gun Power: Low Intensity, Low-Cost Programs for Juvenile Weapons Offenders


• Beyond Blame and Panic: Institutional Strategies for Preventing and Controlling Adolescent Violence


• Adolescent Pathways: Exploring the Intersections Between Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice, PINS, and Mental Health


• The Appearance Assistance Program: Attaining Compliance with Immigration Laws through Community Supervision


• Testing Community Supervision for the INS: An Evaluation of the Appearance Assistance Program


• Bail Bond Supervision in Three Counties: Report on Intensive Pretrial Supervision in Nassau, Bronx, and Essex Counties


• Do Drug Courts Save Jail and Prison Bed Space?


• Why Planning for Release Matters


• Bridging Drug Treatment and Criminal Justice


• The Unintended Consequences of Incarceration: Papers from a Conference Organized by Vera


• Implementing a Drug Court in Queens: A Process Evaluation


• Treatment Alternatives in the Criminal Court: A Process Evaluation of the Bronx County Drug Court


• Serving Incarcerated and Ex-Offender Fathers and their Families: A Review of the Field


• When Victims Have a Right to Know: Automating Notification with VINE®


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 1: A Defender's Guide to Strategic Management


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 2: A Defender's Guide to Reflective Practice


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 3: A Defender's Guide to Asset-Based Management


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 4: A Defender's Guide to Leadership Training


• Approaches to School Safety in America's Largest Cities


• The Nuts and Bolts of Implementing School Safety Programs


• Alternative-to-Incarceration Programs for Felony Offenders: Progress Report and Preliminary Findings from a Recidivism Analysis


• A Collaborative Evaluation of Pennsylvania's Program for Drug-Involved Parole Violators


• Classifying Inmates for Strategic Programming


• The Territory Between Law and Justice: Commencement Address to the Wake Forest University School of Law


• The Appearance Assistance Program: An Alternative to Detention for Noncitizens in U.S. Immigration Removal Proceedings


• Ten Rules for Making Schools Safe Harbors for Learning


• Arrested Development: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness Among Juveniles Detained in New York City


• Understanding Adolescent Violence: An Ethnographic Approach


• Policiamento Eficiente e com Respeito: Dois Exemplos no South Bronx


• Prosecution Task Force on Car-Hijacking: A Project of the South African National Director of Public Prosecutions


• School Violence: The Bi-Directional Conflict Flow Between Neighborhood and School


• The Day Fine System: A Tool for Improving the Use of Economic Sanctions


• Year 2000 report: Vera Institute of Justice


• Thirty-Five Year Report, Vera Institute of Justice


• Programs in Criminal Justice Reform: Vera Institute of Justice Ten-Year Report 1961-1971


• The Art of the Practical: An Evaluation of the Vera Institute of Justice


• The Vera Institute of Justice: Three Decades of Innovation and Reform


• Twenty-five Year Report from the Vera Institute of Justice: 1961-1986


• Vera Institute: Balancing the Scales of Justice


• Further Work in Criminal Justice Reform: 1971-1976: A Five-year Report from the Vera Institute of Justice


• Alternative Youth Employment Strategies Project: Final Report


• Bail Interviewing: A Case Study of a Cross-National Policy Transfer


• Crime and the Social Fabric


• Current Policy Directions for the Control of Criminal Violence


• Employment and Crime: A Review of Theories and Research


• Employment and Crime: A Summary Report — Executive Summary


• Expanding the Victim's Role in the Criminal Court Dispositional Process: The Results of an Experiment


• Final Report of the Opinion Research Project


• First Time Users of Women's Shelter Services: A Preliminary Analysis


• Homeless Men: Summary of Activities and Selected Materials


• Job Path: A Project of the Vera Institute of Justice


• Links Between Employment and Crime: A Qualitative Study of Rikers Island Releasees


• Project Job Site: Final Report


• Ready, Willing and Able: Lessons About Moving Employable Applicants for Home Relief from Welfare to Work


• Supported Employment: Working Ideals


• The Vera Institute Atlas of Crime and Justice in New York City


• Travel Patterns and Their Determinants Among the Elderly


• Innovative Neighborhood-Oriented Policing: Descriptions of Programs in Eight Cities


• Issues in Community Policing: Problems in the Implementation of Eight Innovative Neighborhood-Oriented Policing Programs


• The Neighborhood Effects of Street-Level Drug Enforcement: Tactical Narcotics Teams in New York


• Processing Complaints Against Police in New York City: The Complainant's Perspective


• Processing Complaints Against Police: The Civilian Complaint Review Board


• Challenges to Supervision in Community Policing: Observations on a Pilot Project


• The Fixed Tour Experiment in the 115th Precinct: Its Effects on Police Officer Stress, Community Perceptions, and Precinct Management.


• Police Patrol Tactics: A Review of Recent Experiments and Research


• Calls for Service: Recent Research on Measuring and Managing the Demand


• Felony Case Preparation: Quality Counts: The Vera Institute's Evaluation of the New York City Police Department's Felony Case Preparation Project


• Women on Patrol: A Pilot Study of Police Performance in New York City


• Crime Prevention Training Program for Former New York City Police Officers


• An Evaluation of the Booking through Arraignment Processing of Brooklyn Arrests in the Brooklyn Criminal Court


• The Manhattan Summons Project


• Monitored Interrogations Project: Final Report: Statistical Analysis


• Criminal Careers of Juveniles in New York City


• Protection of Children in Foster Family Care: A Guide for Social Workers


• Reinventing Guardianship: Subsidized Guardianship, Co-Guardians and Child Welfare


• The Male Role in Teenage Pregnancy and Parenting: New Directions for Public Policy


• Alcohol, Drugs and Crime: Vera's Final Report on New York State's Interagency Initiative


• Diversion of Felony Arrests: An Experiment in Pretrial Intervention: An Evaluation of the Court Employment Project


• Bronx Sentencing Project of the Vera Institute of Justice: An Experiment in the Use of Short-Form Presentence Reports for Adult Misdemeanants


• Community Service for Repeat Misdemeanor Offenders in New York City


• Diverting Drug Offenders to Treatment: Year Three of DTAP Expansion


• Day Fines: An Overview and Day Fines in New York: The Staten Island Economic Sanctions Project


• How to Use Structured Fines (Day Fines) as an Intermediate Sanction: An Implementation Manual


• Integrating Family-Focused Interventions Into the Criminal Justice System


• Punishments in the Community and the Principles of Desert


• Structured Fines: Day Fines as Fair and Collectable Punishment in American Courts


• The Delta Program: A Program Plan for a Day Drug Treatment Program for Bronx Drug Felony Offenders


• The Maricopa County FARE Probation Experiment: Introducing a Means-Based, Monetary Penalty as a Targeted Felony-Level Intermediate Sanction


• The Pioneer Messenger Service: Final Report: January 1, 1971-December 31, 1973


• The Staten Island Day-Fines Project: Research in Brief


• The Wildcat Experiment: An Early Test of Supported Work in Drug Abuse Rehabilitation


• Will Fixed Sentencing Fix the Courts?


• Will the Real Alternatives Please Stand Up?


• A Caseworker's Guide to the New York State Juvenile Justice System


• A Controlled Study of Detoxification Alternatives for Homeless Alcoholics


• A Criminal Justice System Under Stress: A Study of the Disposition of Felony Arrests in New York City


• A Report on the Operation of the Pretrial Services Agency During the Period Between June 1974 and November 1975


• Bail Bonds and Cash Alternatives: The Influence of "Discounts" on Bail-Making in New York City


• Bail in the United States: 1964: A Report to the National Conference on Bail and Criminal Justice


• Bail Information for the Crown Prosecution Service: Volume One of the Final Report on the Probation Initiative "Diversion from Custody and Prosecution"


• Early Case Assessment: An Evaluation


• Family Court Disposition Study


• Felony Arrests: Their Prosecution and Disposition in New York City's Courts, Revised Edition


• Justice Informed: The Pre-Sentence Report Pilot Trials in the Crown Court, Volume 1


• Justice Informed: The Pre-Sentence Report Pilot Trials in the Crown Court, Volume 2


• Legal Action Center of the City of New York


• Manhattan Criminal Arraignment Study: Final Report


• Mediation and Arbitration as Alternatives to Prosecution in Felony Arrest Cases: An Evaluation of the Brooklyn Dispute Resolution Center (First Year)


• Methadone Maintenance: Modest Help for a Few


• Moving Up the Day of Reckoning: Strategies for Attacking the "Cracked Trials" Problem


• Neighborhood Youth Diversion Program: Program Description


• Changing the PINS System in New York: A Study of the Implications of Raising the Age Limit for Persons in Need of Supervision (PINS)


• A Model for School Safety: Assessing the Accomplishments of two Brooklyn Neighborhoods in the First Year


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 6 : October/November 2001


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 5 : August/September 2001


• Bolder Management for Public Defense:
  Leadership in Three Dimensions


• The Experiences of Early Adolescents in Foster Care in New York City: Analysis of the 1994 Cohort


• Reducing the Foster Care Bias in Juvenile Detention Decisions: The Impact of Project Confirm


• How Children's Foster Care Experiences Affect Their Education


• The Administration of Justice Under Emergency Conditions: Lessons Following the Attack on the World Trade Center


• Bibliography on Democratic Policing


• Prosecution Task Force on Car-Hijacking: Final Evaluation Report


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 1: January/February 2002


• A System in Transition: An Analysis of New York City's Foster Care System at the Year 2000


• Reports by Police Monitors Supported by PARC


• Crime Mapping and the Policing of Democratic Societies


• Dreams, Gangs, and Guns: The Interplay Between Adolescent Violence and Immigration in a New York City Neighborhood


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 2: March/April 2002


• A Study of the PINS System in New York City: Results and Implications


• Working Together to Improve School Safety: An Evaluation of the Park West Problem-Solving Collaborative Initiative


• Issues of Consistency in the Federal Death Penalty: A Roundtable Discussion on the Role of the U.S. Attorney


• Racial Profiling


• Families as a Resource in Recovery from Drug Abuse: An Evaluation of La Bodega de la Familia


• Balancing Punishment and Treatment: Alternatives to Incarceration in New York City


• Supervised Treatment in the Criminal Court: A Process Evaluation of the Manhattan Misdemeanor Drug Court


• Pardons and Amnesties in Russia: Clarifying the Differences


• Is the Budget Crisis Changing the Way We Look at Sentencing and Incarceration?


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 3: May/June 2002


• What Keeps Children in Foster Care from Succeeding in School?: Views of Early Adolescents and the Adults in Their Lives


• Prolonged Pretrial Detention in Haiti


• La Detention Preventive Prolongee En Haiti


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 4: June/July 2001


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 3: April/May 2001


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 2: February/March 2001


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 8, No. 1: December 2000/January 2001


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 4: July/August 2002


• Building Public Confidence in Police Through Civilian Oversight


• Civilian Oversight of Policing: Lessons from the Literature


• Civilian Oversight of the Police in Democratic Societies


• Turning Necessity Into Virtue: Pittsburgh’s Experience with a Federal Consent Decree


• The Network Program of Episcopal Social Services: A Process Evaluation


• Police Oversight Project, City of Albuquerque


• Democratic Policing Exchange: Volume 2, No. 1


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 5: September/October 2002


• Justice and Safety for All: Promoting Dialogue Between Public Defenders and Victim Advocates


• Respite Care: A Promising Response to Status Offenders at Risk of Court-Ordered Placements


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 9, No. 6: November/December 2002


• Implementing a School Safety Project: An Evaluation of the I.S. 275 Brownsville Youth for Peace School Safety Project


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 6, No. 2: April 1999


• Empirical Strategies to Strengthen Policy Environments in the Justice Sector


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 10, No. 1: January/February 2003


• Democratic Policing Exchange: Volume 2, No. 2


• Respite Care: An Alternative to Foster Care for Status Offenders in New York City


• Approaches to Truancy Prevention


• Reinforcing Positive Student Behavior to Prevent School Violence: Enhancing the Role of School Safety Agents


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 10, No. 2: March/April 2003


• Improving Public Defense Systems: Good Practices for Federal Panel Attorney Programs


• Common Ground and Crosscutting Themes on Funding Public Security Initiatives in Latin America


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 10, No. 3: May/June 2003


• Dollars and Sentences: Legislators' Views on Prisons, Punishment, and the Budget Crisis


• The Challenges of Replacing Prison with Drug Treatment: Implementation of New York State's Extended Willard Program


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 10, No. 4: July/August 2003


• Measuring Progress toward Safety and Justice: A Global Guide to the Design of Performance Indicators across the Justice Sector


• The First Month Out: Post-Incarceration Experiences In New York City


• Preventing Homelessness Among People Leaving Prison


• Patterns of Criminal Conviction and Incarceration Among Mothers of Children in Foster Care in New York City


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 10, No. 5: September/December 2003


• Sueños, Bandas y Pistolas: La Interacción entre la Violencia Adolescente y la Inmigración en un Vecindario de la ciudad de Nueva York


• Reducing Gun Violence: An Overview of New York City's Strategies


• Democratic Policing Exchange: Volume 2, No. 3


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 1: Winter 2004


• Changing Fortunes or Changing Attitudes?: Sentencing and Corrections Reforms in 2003


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 2: Spring 2004


• Public-Private Partnerships for Police Reform


• Foster Children and Education: How You Can Create a Positive Educational Experience for the Foster Child


• Aggravated Sentencing: Blakely v. Washington — Practical Implications for State Sentencing Systems


• Improving Responses to Allegations of Severe Child Abuse: Results from the Instant Response Team Program


• Youth Who Chronically AWOL from Foster Care: Why They Run, Where They Go, and What Can Be Done


• Hard Data on Hard Times: An Empirical Analysis of Maternal Incarceration, Foster Care, and Visitation


• Supporting Positive Student Behavior: A Guide for School Personnel


• Reinforcing Positive Student Behavior to Improve School Safety: An Evaluation of Affirm


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 3: Summer 2004


• The Front Line: Building Programs that Recognize Families' Role in Reentry


• Aggravated Sentencing: Blakely v. Washington: Legal Considerations for State Sentencing Systems


• Enhancing Responses to Domestic Violence: Promising Practices From the Judicial Oversight Demonstration Initiative


• Changing the Status Quo for Status Offenders: New York State's Efforts to Support Troubled Teens


• Charting Justice Reform in Chile: A Comparison of the Old and New Systems of Criminal Procedure


• Analizando la Reforma a la Justicia Criminal en Chile: Un Estudio Empírico Entre el Nuevo y el Antiguo Sistema Penal


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 4: Fall 2004


• Beyond Blakely: Implications of the Booker Decision for State Sentencing Systems


• Adolescent Portable Therapy: A Practical Guide for Service Providers


• Can Federal Intervention Bring Lasting Improvement in Local Policing?: The Pittsburgh Consent Decree


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 12, No. 1: Spring 2005


• Supporting Security, Justice, and Development: Lessons for a New Era


• The Staten Island Day Fines Experiment


• Building Strong Police-Immigrant Community Relations: Lessons from a New York City Project


• Understanding Family Homelessness in New York City: An In-Depth Study of Families' Experiences Before and After Shelter


• Probation Reform: Is Zero Tolerance a Viable Option?


• Bail and Parole Jumping in Manhattan in 1967


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 1


• Smoothing the Path from Prison to Home: A Summary and a Roundtable Discussion on the Lessons of Project Greenlight


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 12, No. 2: Fall 2005


• A Study of New York City's Family Assessment Program


• Childhood Loss and Behavioral Problems: Loosening the Links


• Good Practices for Federal Panel Attorney Programs in the U.S. Courts of Appeals


• Translating Justice: A Guide for New York City's Justice and Public Safety Agencies to Improve Access for Residents with Limited English Proficiency


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 2


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 3


• Law Enforcement and Arab American Community Relations After September 11, 2001: Engagement in a Time of Uncertainty


• Law Enforcement and Arab American Community Relations After September 11, 2001: Technical Report


• An Ecosystems Approach to
  Human Service Database Design


• Modeling Participant Flows in Human Service Programs


• Pretrial Innovations: Supporting Safety and Case Integrity


• Engaging Respondents in Civil Restraining Orders: A New Approach to Victim Safety


• Prosecuting Witness Tampering, Bail Jumping, and Battering from Behind Bars


• Judicial Review Hearings: Keeping Courts on the Case


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 13, No. 1: Summer 2006


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 4


• Domestic Violence and Prisoner Reentry: Experiences of African American Women and Men


• Safe Return: Working Toward Preventing Domestic Violence When Men Return From Prison


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 13, No. 2: Fall 2006


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 5


• BJA Report 1: Pollsmoor Awaiting Trial Population Profile: Preliminary Results and the Role of the Pre-trial Services Demonstration


• BJA Report 2: The Accused, Their Charges, and Bail Decisions: Baseline Information Prior to the Implementation of Pre-trial Services


• BJA Report 3: Process and Impact Assessment of the Pre-trial Services Project


• Access to Justice: A Study on Plea Bargain Practices at Two Justice Centres


• Reconsidering Incarceration: New Directions for Reducing Crime


• Thuthuzela Care Centres: Has Treatment of Rape Survivors Improved Since 2000?


• Widening the Lens: A Panoramic View of Juvenile Justice in New York State: System Indicators for State and Local Planning


• Overcoming Language Barriers: Solutions for Law Enforcement


• Final Report of the Connecticut Juvenile Jurisdiction Planning and Implementation Committee


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 1, Winter 2007


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 6


• Reducing Sexual Revictimization: A Field Test with an Urban Sample


• Reducing Sexual Revictimization: Technical Report: A Field Test with an Urban Sample


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 2, Spring 2007


• Translating Justice: A Spanish Glossary for New York City


• Translating Justice: A Traditional Chinese Glossary for New York City


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 7


• "I Would Not Have Anywhere to Go": Understanding Section 8 Housing Subsidy Loss in New York City


• Proposals for New Orleans' Criminal Justice System: Best Practices to Advance Public Safety and Justice


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 8


• Overcoming Language Barriers in the Criminal Justice System: Can Language Assistance Technology Help?


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 3, Fall 2007


• Vera Institute of Justice: A Brochure About Vera


• Vera Institute of Justice Spin-off Tool Kit


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 9


• The Family Assessment Program: Trajectories and Effects


• Legal Rights Presentation


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 15, No. 1, Winter 2008


• Enhancing Safety and Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence: Voices of Women in the Queens Integrated Domestic Violence Court


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 10


• The Guardianship Project: Implementing a New Model of Guardianship Services in New York City

Publication Executive Summaries

• New York Family Court: Court User Perspectives


• Five Years of Jury Reform: What Jurors are Saying


• Prosecuting Police Misconduct: Reflections on the Role of the U.S. Civil Rights Division


• Respectful and Effective Policing: Two Examples in the South Bronx


• A Rape Investigation in the Western Cape: A Study of the Treatment of Rape Victims at Three Police Stations in the Cape Flats, South Africa


• Teaching Brain Power, Not Gun Power: Low Intensity, Low-Cost Programs for Juvenile Weapons Offenders


• Beyond Blame and Panic: Institutional Strategies for Preventing and Controlling Adolescent Violence


• Adolescent Pathways: Exploring the Intersections Between Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice, PINS, and Mental Health


• The Appearance Assistance Program: Attaining Compliance with Immigration Laws through Community Supervision


• Testing Community Supervision for the INS: An Evaluation of the Appearance Assistance Program


• Bail Bond Supervision in Three Counties: Report on Intensive Pretrial Supervision in Nassau, Bronx, and Essex Counties


• Do Drug Courts Save Jail and Prison Bed Space?


• Why Planning for Release Matters


• Bridging Drug Treatment and Criminal Justice


• The Unintended Consequences of Incarceration: Papers from a Conference Organized by Vera


• Implementing a Drug Court in Queens: A Process Evaluation


• Treatment Alternatives in the Criminal Court: A Process Evaluation of the Bronx County Drug Court


• Serving Incarcerated and Ex-Offender Fathers and their Families: A Review of the Field


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 1: A Defender's Guide to Strategic Management


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 2: A Defender's Guide to Reflective Practice


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 3: A Defender's Guide to Asset-Based Management


• Ultimate Advocacy, Vol. 4: A Defender's Guide to Leadership Training


• Approaches to School Safety in America's Largest Cities


• The Nuts and Bolts of Implementing School Safety Programs


• Alternative-to-Incarceration Programs for Felony Offenders: Progress Report and Preliminary Findings from a Recidivism Analysis


• A Collaborative Evaluation of Pennsylvania's Program for Drug-Involved Parole Violators


• Classifying Inmates for Strategic Programming


• The Appearance Assistance Program: An Alternative to Detention for Noncitizens in U.S. Immigration Removal Proceedings


• Ten Rules for Making Schools Safe Harbors for Learning


• Arrested Development: Substance Abuse and Mental Illness Among Juveniles Detained in New York City


• Understanding Adolescent Violence: An Ethnographic Approach


• Policiamento Eficiente e com Respeito: Dois Exemplos no South Bronx


• School Violence: The Bi-Directional Conflict Flow Between Neighborhood and School


• The Day Fine System: A Tool for Improving the Use of Economic Sanctions


• Bail Interviewing: A Case Study of a Cross-National Policy Transfer


• Employment and Crime: A Review of Theories and Research


• Employment and Crime: A Summary Report — Executive Summary


• Links Between Employment and Crime: A Qualitative Study of Rikers Island Releasees


• Processing Complaints Against Police in New York City: The Complainant's Perspective


• The Fixed Tour Experiment in the 115th Precinct: Its Effects on Police Officer Stress, Community Perceptions, and Precinct Management.


• Police Patrol Tactics: A Review of Recent Experiments and Research


• Calls for Service: Recent Research on Measuring and Managing the Demand


• Community Service for Repeat Misdemeanor Offenders in New York City


• Day Fines: An Overview and Day Fines in New York: The Staten Island Economic Sanctions Project


• Structured Fines: Day Fines as Fair and Collectable Punishment in American Courts


• The Staten Island Day-Fines Project: Research in Brief


• A Caseworker's Guide to the New York State Juvenile Justice System


• A Criminal Justice System Under Stress: A Study of the Disposition of Felony Arrests in New York City


• A Report on the Operation of the Pretrial Services Agency During the Period Between June 1974 and November 1975


• Bail Bonds and Cash Alternatives: The Influence of "Discounts" on Bail-Making in New York City


• Bail in the United States: 1964: A Report to the National Conference on Bail and Criminal Justice


• Bail Information for the Crown Prosecution Service: Volume One of the Final Report on the Probation Initiative "Diversion from Custody and Prosecution"


• Early Case Assessment: An Evaluation


• Family Court Disposition Study


• Felony Arrests: Their Prosecution and Disposition in New York City's Courts, Revised Edition


• Justice Informed: The Pre-Sentence Report Pilot Trials in the Crown Court, Volume 1


• Justice Informed: The Pre-Sentence Report Pilot Trials in the Crown Court, Volume 2


• Legal Action Center of the City of New York


• Manhattan Criminal Arraignment Study: Final Report


• Mediation and Arbitration as Alternatives to Prosecution in Felony Arrest Cases: An Evaluation of the Brooklyn Dispute Resolution Center (First Year)


• Methadone Maintenance: Modest Help for a Few


• Moving Up the Day of Reckoning: Strategies for Attacking the "Cracked Trials" Problem


• Neighborhood Youth Diversion Program: Program Description


• Changing the PINS System in New York: A Study of the Implications of Raising the Age Limit for Persons in Need of Supervision (PINS)


• A Model for School Safety: Assessing the Accomplishments of two Brooklyn Neighborhoods in the First Year


• Bolder Management for Public Defense:
  Leadership in Three Dimensions


• The Experiences of Early Adolescents in Foster Care in New York City: Analysis of the 1994 Cohort


• Reducing the Foster Care Bias in Juvenile Detention Decisions: The Impact of Project Confirm


• How Children's Foster Care Experiences Affect Their Education


• The Administration of Justice Under Emergency Conditions: Lessons Following the Attack on the World Trade Center


• Bibliography on Democratic Policing


• Prosecution Task Force on Car-Hijacking: Final Evaluation Report


• A System in Transition: An Analysis of New York City's Foster Care System at the Year 2000


• Crime Mapping and the Policing of Democratic Societies


• Dreams, Gangs, and Guns: The Interplay Between Adolescent Violence and Immigration in a New York City Neighborhood


• A Study of the PINS System in New York City: Results and Implications


• Working Together to Improve School Safety: An Evaluation of the Park West Problem-Solving Collaborative Initiative


• Issues of Consistency in the Federal Death Penalty: A Roundtable Discussion on the Role of the U.S. Attorney


• Racial Profiling


• Families as a Resource in Recovery from Drug Abuse: An Evaluation of La Bodega de la Familia


• Balancing Punishment and Treatment: Alternatives to Incarceration in New York City


• Supervised Treatment in the Criminal Court: A Process Evaluation of the Manhattan Misdemeanor Drug Court


• What Keeps Children in Foster Care from Succeeding in School?: Views of Early Adolescents and the Adults in Their Lives


• Prolonged Pretrial Detention in Haiti


• La Detention Preventive Prolongee En Haiti


• Civilian Oversight of Policing: Lessons from the Literature


• Turning Necessity Into Virtue: Pittsburgh’s Experience with a Federal Consent Decree


• The Network Program of Episcopal Social Services: A Process Evaluation


• Police Oversight Project, City of Albuquerque


• Democratic Policing Exchange: Volume 2, No. 1


• Respite Care: A Promising Response to Status Offenders at Risk of Court-Ordered Placements


• Implementing a School Safety Project: An Evaluation of the I.S. 275 Brownsville Youth for Peace School Safety Project


• Respite Care: An Alternative to Foster Care for Status Offenders in New York City


• Approaches to Truancy Prevention


• Reinforcing Positive Student Behavior to Prevent School Violence: Enhancing the Role of School Safety Agents


• Improving Public Defense Systems: Good Practices for Federal Panel Attorney Programs


• The Challenges of Replacing Prison with Drug Treatment: Implementation of New York State's Extended Willard Program


• Measuring Progress toward Safety and Justice: A Global Guide to the Design of Performance Indicators across the Justice Sector


• The First Month Out: Post-Incarceration Experiences In New York City


• Patterns of Criminal Conviction and Incarceration Among Mothers of Children in Foster Care in New York City


• Sueños, Bandas y Pistolas: La Interacción entre la Violencia Adolescente y la Inmigración en un Vecindario de la ciudad de Nueva York


• Reducing Gun Violence: An Overview of New York City's Strategies


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 1: Winter 2004


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 2: Spring 2004


• Public-Private Partnerships for Police Reform


• Foster Children and Education: How You Can Create a Positive Educational Experience for the Foster Child


• Aggravated Sentencing: Blakely v. Washington — Practical Implications for State Sentencing Systems


• Improving Responses to Allegations of Severe Child Abuse: Results from the Instant Response Team Program


• Youth Who Chronically AWOL from Foster Care: Why They Run, Where They Go, and What Can Be Done


• Hard Data on Hard Times: An Empirical Analysis of Maternal Incarceration, Foster Care, and Visitation


• Supporting Positive Student Behavior: A Guide for School Personnel


• Reinforcing Positive Student Behavior to Improve School Safety: An Evaluation of Affirm


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 3: Summer 2004


• The Front Line: Building Programs that Recognize Families' Role in Reentry


• Aggravated Sentencing: Blakely v. Washington: Legal Considerations for State Sentencing Systems


• Enhancing Responses to Domestic Violence: Promising Practices From the Judicial Oversight Demonstration Initiative


• Changing the Status Quo for Status Offenders: New York State's Efforts to Support Troubled Teens


• Charting Justice Reform in Chile: A Comparison of the Old and New Systems of Criminal Procedure


• Analizando la Reforma a la Justicia Criminal en Chile: Un Estudio Empírico Entre el Nuevo y el Antiguo Sistema Penal


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 11, No. 4: Fall 2004


• Beyond Blakely: Implications of the Booker Decision for State Sentencing Systems


• Adolescent Portable Therapy: A Practical Guide for Service Providers


• Can Federal Intervention Bring Lasting Improvement in Local Policing?: The Pittsburgh Consent Decree


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 12, No. 1: Spring 2005


• Supporting Security, Justice, and Development: Lessons for a New Era


• The Staten Island Day Fines Experiment


• Building Strong Police-Immigrant Community Relations: Lessons from a New York City Project


• Understanding Family Homelessness in New York City: An In-Depth Study of Families' Experiences Before and After Shelter


• Probation Reform: Is Zero Tolerance a Viable Option?


• Bail and Parole Jumping in Manhattan in 1967


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 1


• Smoothing the Path from Prison to Home: A Summary and a Roundtable Discussion on the Lessons of Project Greenlight


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 12, No. 2: Fall 2005


• A Study of New York City's Family Assessment Program


• Childhood Loss and Behavioral Problems: Loosening the Links


• Good Practices for Federal Panel Attorney Programs in the U.S. Courts of Appeals


• Translating Justice: A Guide for New York City's Justice and Public Safety Agencies to Improve Access for Residents with Limited English Proficiency


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 2


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 3


• Law Enforcement and Arab American Community Relations After September 11, 2001: Engagement in a Time of Uncertainty


• Law Enforcement and Arab American Community Relations After September 11, 2001: Technical Report


• An Ecosystems Approach to
  Human Service Database Design


• Modeling Participant Flows in Human Service Programs


• Pretrial Innovations: Supporting Safety and Case Integrity


• Engaging Respondents in Civil Restraining Orders: A New Approach to Victim Safety


• Prosecuting Witness Tampering, Bail Jumping, and Battering from Behind Bars


• Judicial Review Hearings: Keeping Courts on the Case


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 13, No. 1: Summer 2006


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 4


• Domestic Violence and Prisoner Reentry: Experiences of African American Women and Men


• Safe Return: Working Toward Preventing Domestic Violence When Men Return From Prison


• Just ’Cause, Vol. 13, No. 2: Fall 2006


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 5


• BJA Report 1: Pollsmoor Awaiting Trial Population Profile: Preliminary Results and the Role of the Pre-trial Services Demonstration


• BJA Report 2: The Accused, Their Charges, and Bail Decisions: Baseline Information Prior to the Implementation of Pre-trial Services


• BJA Report 3: Process and Impact Assessment of the Pre-trial Services Project


• Access to Justice: A Study on Plea Bargain Practices at Two Justice Centres


• Reconsidering Incarceration: New Directions for Reducing Crime


• Thuthuzela Care Centres: Has Treatment of Rape Survivors Improved Since 2000?


• Widening the Lens: A Panoramic View of Juvenile Justice in New York State: System Indicators for State and Local Planning


• Overcoming Language Barriers: Solutions for Law Enforcement


• Final Report of the Connecticut Juvenile Jurisdiction Planning and Implementation Committee


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 1, Winter 2007


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 6


• Reducing Sexual Revictimization: A Field Test with an Urban Sample


• Reducing Sexual Revictimization: Technical Report: A Field Test with an Urban Sample


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 2, Spring 2007


• Translating Justice: A Spanish Glossary for New York City


• Translating Justice: A Traditional Chinese Glossary for New York City


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 7


• "I Would Not Have Anywhere to Go": Understanding Section 8 Housing Subsidy Loss in New York City


• Proposals for New Orleans' Criminal Justice System: Best Practices to Advance Public Safety and Justice


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 8


• Overcoming Language Barriers in the Criminal Justice System: Can Language Assistance Technology Help?


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 14, No. 3, Fall 2007


• Vera Institute of Justice: A Brochure About Vera


• Vera Institute of Justice Spin-off Tool Kit


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 9


• The Family Assessment Program: Trajectories and Effects


• Legal Rights Presentation


• Just 'Cause, Vol. 15, No. 1, Winter 2008


• Enhancing Safety and Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence: Voices of Women in the Queens Integrated Domestic Violence Court


• Clinical Trials Project: Progress Report 10


• The Guardianship Project: Implementing a New Model of Guardianship Services in New York City