Indiana Criminal Justice Institute's Youth Services Division is seeking funding proposals for Juvenile Justice grant programs focusing on Community Alternatives, Diversion, and Behavioral Health. The programs align with House Enrolled Act 1359 and aim to enhance services for children in the juvenile

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This presentation delves into the various community justice options available for individuals involved in alcohol-related offenses. It outlines the justice process post charges, community justice programs, national policies, successful examples like CPOs with alcohol treatment, challenges faced, and

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Join the Ohio Justice Alliance for Community Corrections on October 12, 2023, for a session on Motivational Interviewing moderated by Jessica Dennis. Explore key concepts, practice change talk, and enhance your skills in empathy and communication. This training offers valuable insights and practical

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The United Nations Survey on Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems (UN-CTS) focuses on harmonizing data collection, identifying crime patterns, improving monitoring of the criminal justice system, and enhancing international comparability of crime statistics. It was mandated by the

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California's CalAIM Justice-Involved Initiative focuses on supporting individuals involved in the justice system by providing key services pre-release, enrolling them in Medi-Cal coverage, and connecting them with essential behavioral health and social service providers for successful reentry. The i

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Older persons face a significant justice gap, with millions unable to access civil, administrative, or criminal justice. The absence of dedicated international norms, ageism, and limited UN frameworks contribute to this issue. Barriers include lack of specialist services, digital exclusion, and inad

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The Smart and Safe Arizona Act, passed by Arizona voters in November 2020, allows for the legalization, taxation, and recreational use of marijuana for adults 21 and over. The Justice Reinvestment Program entails the distribution of funds to county health departments and nonprofit organizations for

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This presentation serves as an orientation for members of the Alabama State Advisory Group on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, providing an overview of the group's role in implementing the ADECA LETS Title II Part B Formula Grant Program. Key terms related to juvenile justice are explain

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The Child Justice Bill 2021 Public Consultation provides an opportunity for community engagement to ensure consistency and appropriateness in dealing with child offenders. It aims to establish a clear system for child justice, aligning with international obligations such as the United Nations Conven

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Delve into the intersections of faith, nature, and justice with the "Justice on Earth" discussion guide. Reflect on spiritual practices, Unitarian Universalist principles, and personal relationships with nature. Engage in meaningful discussions on the inherent worth of individuals and the interconne

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Dive into the world of social justice through various lenses, from examining human experience to promoting fairness in society. Discover the importance of reforms in areas like policing and juvenile justice, and explore curricular changes in justice studies. Learn how to promote social justice in yo

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Explore various theories of justice including comprehensive, principle-based, and contextual approaches, along with types of justice such as procedural and distributive. Delve into Rawls' social contract and principles of justice focusing on fairness and equality. Discover how Rawls envisions a just

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Social work is a profession dedicated to helping individuals and communities overcome social challenges, advocating for justice, protecting vulnerable individuals, and enhancing community well-being. Social workers play a crucial role in promoting social justice, human rights, and overall community

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Discussing racism and social justice with kids requires acknowledging inequities, understanding biases, creating safe spaces, storytelling to unlearn dominant narratives, exposing children to diverse content, and engaging in social justice activities as a family. Whitney Miller emphasizes the import

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Punishment for crime has evolved over time from brutal public spectacles to more civilized forms of discipline in modern society, reflecting changes in ruling class interests. The Criminal Justice System (CJS) focuses on deterrence, public protection, retribution, and rehabilitation. There has been

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Addressing the intersection of Medicaid health homes and criminal justice, the program aims to provide access to healthcare for justice-involved individuals, supporting recovery and meeting shared goals for better health, public safety, and reduced recidivism. The initiative involves collaborative e

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In the planning and implementation process of the Prison to Employment Bay Peninsula Reentry Program, stakeholder input sessions were held across counties to gather feedback and insights. Various meetings with key partners were conducted, including probation departments, sheriffs, and community orga

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This content highlights the importance of supporting justice-impacted students through educational programs. It showcases initiatives, outcomes, and activities focused on helping individuals impacted by the justice system to rebuild their lives through education and skill-building. The narrative als

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Explore John Rawls' Contractual Theory of Justice within the deontological tradition. Rawls introduces the original position and the veil of ignorance to establish fair and impartial principles of justice. Discover Rawls' principles of justice, focusing on basic liberties, social and economic inequa

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Restorative justice is a transformative approach focusing on repairing harm caused by crime. It emphasizes meeting victim needs, offender accountability, and community involvement. This method, different from retributive justice, aims for full resolution and healing. Originating from indigenous prac

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Explore the biblical perspective on justice, righteousness, and peace, as defined by God's law. Concepts such as fairness, conduct, and treatment of others are discussed in relation to governing authorities, moral conduct, and peace among individuals. The importance of seeking justice, defending the

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Delving into the intersection of punishment, morality, and justice, this thought-provoking exploration questions the concept of proportionate punishment for crimes committed. It challenges conventional notions of retributive justice and poses ethical dilemmas related to the effectiveness of the crim

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The Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services, along with the Office of Tribal Justice Support, plays a crucial role in supporting Tribal Justice systems across various Native American tribes in the United States. They provide assistance in areas such as criminal law, diversion and re-entr

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Addressing the gap in mental health services for justice-involved populations by leveraging the Affordable Care Act, this initiative focuses on expanding coverage, reducing waiting lists, and filling service gaps. With Medicaid expansion and premium subsidies, there is an opportunity to reach indivi

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Health Justice Partnerships (HJPs) offer an integrated service model providing legal services in health settings to address unmet legal needs that can impact health outcomes. With a focus on social determinants of health, HJPs target individuals unaware of their legal needs, aiming to improve overal

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Explore the realm of community justice through strategic commissioning, focusing on preventing re-offending, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Discover the collaborative efforts of various partners in developing effective services to meet long-term needs and improve transitions for individuals invo

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Legal aid is a state-funded support system aimed at providing legal assistance to individuals who cannot afford legal help. However, the availability of legal aid has been significantly impacted over the years by various acts and changes in the legal system. The unmet need for legal services arises

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Nishnawbe Aski Legal Services Corporation (NALSC) focuses on promoting restorative justice and providing legal aid services within the Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) territory. The organization's foundation mandate, established through resolutions by NAN Chiefs, emphasizes the revitalization of traditi

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Tameside Youth Justice Service and Greater Manchester Police have launched a pilot program focused on prevention, intervention, engagement, and diversion for young people involved in serious youth violence. The program aims to provide support to young individuals coming to the attention of the polic

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John Rawls' theory of justice focuses on addressing the inequalities in life prospects stemming from social starting positions. He argues that the basic structure of society must be the subject of justice regulation as it profoundly impacts individuals from the outset. Rawls emphasizes that social j

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The discussion delves into the goals of the justice system, the importance of public trust and confidence, and the concept of legitimacy in the context of the courts. Despite improvements in the delivery of justice, trust and confidence among Americans, especially in minority groups, remain a challe

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Indian Criminal Justice System has evolved over the years to ensure justice reaches every individual efficiently. The introduction of Gram Nyayalayas represents a significant step towards this goal by establishing formal mobile courts in villages. These courts aim to enhance access to justice and pr

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This piece delves into the importance of ethical considerations when reporting on criminal justice issues, as highlighted by journalist Ruth Hopkins at The Wits Justice Project. The article features quizzes posing ethical dilemmas faced by reporters, emphasizing the need for transparency, corroborat

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The Civil and Family Justice Review presents key recommendations for reforming the justice system, including the establishment of a unified Family Court, emphasis on problem-solving courts, and promoting solutions outside the court system. Access to Justice Review II focuses on Family Justice Reform

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Research highlights the overrepresentation of individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health issues in the criminal justice system, underscoring the need for effective access to justice and appropriate accommodations. The Probation Service aims to rehabilitate offenders through communi

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John Rawls, a prominent American philosopher, introduced his theory of justice in his influential book "A Theory of Justice." He emphasized the importance of distributive justice and rational choices in shaping fair social arrangements. Rawls believed in a principle where rational agents would selec

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Collaborated by Laurencrest Youth Services Inc. and Youth Probation Services, the S.A.F.E. Team aims to enhance identification and intervention services for justice-involved youth with mental health, addiction, and basic needs issues in the Youth Court. By reducing recidivism, increasing family supp

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Transitional justice is a response to widespread human rights violations, aiming to acknowledge victims and promote peace, reconciliation, and democracy. This concept involves adapting justice to societies transforming after periods of abuse. It explores contentious terms, ethical goals, potential j

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The Sequential Intercept Model outlines various effective strategies at different intercept points to support individuals with mental and substance use disorders involved in the justice system. These strategies include cross-system collaboration, routine identification of individuals with disorders,

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This research project conducted by Dr. Bronagh Byrne from Queen's University Belfast explores the perspectives and experiences of legal professionals in supporting Deaf individuals in accessing the justice system. The study aims to identify areas for improvement in supporting Deaf people, highlighti

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