In Vermont, research by the Crime Research Group, Inc. (CRG) revealed that in five jurisdictions, just 20 individuals accounted for 6–11% of all police calls for service—most of which were non-criminal in nature. These findings highlighted the need for a new approach to support individuals with complex challenges and reduce unnecessary involvement with the justice […]
Since 1992, Principles and Practices for a Federal Statistical Agency has supported the essential role of relevant, credible, trusted, impartial, and innovative government statistics to inform decisions by policymakers, businesses, families, and the general public. The report describes the characteristics of effective federal statistical agencies, with an updated edition released at the start of each […]
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms the research landscape, applied researchers in the justice arena face new opportunities and challenges in how these tools are applied to study crime, policy, and public safety. This interactive webinar provides an overview of how AI can be responsibly integrated into research, offering an introduction to the ethical deployment of […]