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Justice Policy Institute Fact Sheet on Crime and Race
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In response to the recent attention on youth of color in the justice system, the Justice Policy Institute has released a fact sheet that dispels the myth that youth of color commit more crimes than white youth.
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Alliance Presentation to Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission
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On December 8, 2004, Alliance Executive Director Fernando Mu�iz served as the keynote speaker for the Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission's (LPRAC) annual legislative reception.
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Disproportionality Breakthrough Series
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Casey Family Programs Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Reducing Disproportionality and Disparate Outcomes for Children and Families of Color in the Child Welfare System
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Justice Cut Short: An Assessment of Access to Counsel and Quality of Representation in Delinquency Proceedings in Ohio
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Summary - (released March 13, 2003) This study—the sixth in a series of juvenile defense state assessments by the American Bar Association Juvenile Justice Center—states that the Ohio juvenile justice system suffers from a lack of resources and other systemic barriers. The study also points out that African-American youth appear to be among those who are pushed into the system in largely disproportionate numbers.
To obtain the Virginia, Louisiana, Georgia, Texas or Kentucky reports, visit the ABA Juvenile Justice Center site.
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One in 100: Behind Bars in America 2008
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Today, more than one in 100 adults is now confined in and American jail or prison.
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Out of Balance
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A report on the failures in addressing Disproportionate Minority Contact
within Connecticut’s Juvenile Justice System
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Spectrum Associates Report on Disproportionate Minority Contact
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In 2001, Spectrum Associates released a report on disproportionate minority contact in Connecticut. The report included a comprehensive look at DMC and a review of 17 recommendations to help Connecticut reduce its rate of DMC.
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