🔥🔥🔥Breaking! The Trump incriminations should be over! The Department of Justice (DOJ), Attorney Generals, District Attorneys, and Judges are all connected to the Vera Institute which is like a spare arm of Soros Open Society!
The Vera Institute For Justice, in its early days, even shared major staffers with Open Society. And is responsible for tons of court related social justice programs such as no bail etc. This is the what is realigning our courts.
The Vera Institute has gotten countless millions from Open Society, Ford Foundation, MacArthur and other leftist orgs.
There is even a linked Manhattan Attorney General Office program, located right next to the Manhattan court building for easy access!
Although this Vera Institute For Justice is a rats nest in our Justice system, let me introduce you to its partner:
The Center for Court Innovation. Later known as,The Center for Justice Innovation. Founded in 1996 as the independent research and development arm of the New York State Unified Court System.
Let’s begin:
1. In 2012, the Manhattan District Attorney Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice
2. In 2014, The Vera Institute For Justice, The Center for court innovation, and The Center for American Progress etc partnered to run the Safety + Justice Challenge. To reduce jail populations by 50% by 2025.
3. The Vera Institute wrote plans for a Manhattan resource center:
“In 2018, the Vera Institute of Justice completed a six-month planning process to create a blueprint for a court resource center in Manhattan.”
4. The Vera Institutes partner, The Center for Court Innovation, partnered with the MANHATTAN DA OFFICE to run the Manhattan Justice Opportunities Resource Center:
“This Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO) was created by the Center for Court Innovation and the Manhattan DA office. And located next door to Manhattan criminal court.”
5. Merrick Garland, Attorney General (DOJ) and Jack Smith, Special Counsel - The Department of Justice (DOJ) Funds The Vera Institute For Justice
6. Merrick Garland, Attorney General (DOJ) and Jack Smith, Special Counsel - The Center for Court Innovation is funded by the Dept of Justice (DOJ) Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs.
7. Author Engoron, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge - New York State Unified Court System works with the Center For Justice (court) Innovation.
(After all my work I found that this NY Unified Court System covers EVERYONE in the NY judiciary including Judge Arthur Engoron.)
8. Letitia James, New York State AG - Worked with the Center for Court Innovation. She must also comply with the rules for the New York State Unified Court System
9. Alvin Bragg, Manhattan District Attorney - People from both the Vera institute and Center for Court Innovation served on his transition team.
Manhattan DA’s Office is partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create the Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint. Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court
In 2012, the Manhattan DA Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice.
10. Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia DA - Georgia State Courts Works with the Center for Court Innovation
9. Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia DA - Fulton worked with the Center for Court Innovation
10. Juan Merchan, New York State Supreme Court Judge (New York County, Manhattan) - worked with the Center For Court Innovation thru the Mental Health Courts.
Merchan planned the Mental Heath Court and presided over it.
10. Rikers works with the Center For Court Innovation (Trumps associate went there)
I’ll follow with all supporting evidence and perhaps new materials.
At the end, we will also review the Manhattan DA office partnering with the London PD for the GLOBAL Cyber Alliance involved in our elections along with the World Economic Forum.
What’s happening here is global and has been for decades. Stay tuned for one crazy ride!
The Vera Institute For Justice, in its early days, even shared major staffers with Open Society. And is responsible for tons of court related social justice programs such as no bail etc. This is the what is realigning our courts.
The Vera Institute has gotten countless millions from Open Society, Ford Foundation, MacArthur and other leftist orgs.
There is even a linked Manhattan Attorney General Office program, located right next to the Manhattan court building for easy access!
Although this Vera Institute For Justice is a rats nest in our Justice system, let me introduce you to its partner:
The Center for Court Innovation. Later known as,The Center for Justice Innovation. Founded in 1996 as the independent research and development arm of the New York State Unified Court System.
Let’s begin:
1. In 2012, the Manhattan District Attorney Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice
2. In 2014, The Vera Institute For Justice, The Center for court innovation, and The Center for American Progress etc partnered to run the Safety + Justice Challenge. To reduce jail populations by 50% by 2025.
3. The Vera Institute wrote plans for a Manhattan resource center:
“In 2018, the Vera Institute of Justice completed a six-month planning process to create a blueprint for a court resource center in Manhattan.”
4. The Vera Institutes partner, The Center for Court Innovation, partnered with the MANHATTAN DA OFFICE to run the Manhattan Justice Opportunities Resource Center:
“This Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO) was created by the Center for Court Innovation and the Manhattan DA office. And located next door to Manhattan criminal court.”
5. Merrick Garland, Attorney General (DOJ) and Jack Smith, Special Counsel - The Department of Justice (DOJ) Funds The Vera Institute For Justice
6. Merrick Garland, Attorney General (DOJ) and Jack Smith, Special Counsel - The Center for Court Innovation is funded by the Dept of Justice (DOJ) Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs.
7. Author Engoron, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge - New York State Unified Court System works with the Center For Justice (court) Innovation.
(After all my work I found that this NY Unified Court System covers EVERYONE in the NY judiciary including Judge Arthur Engoron.)
8. Letitia James, New York State AG - Worked with the Center for Court Innovation. She must also comply with the rules for the New York State Unified Court System
9. Alvin Bragg, Manhattan District Attorney - People from both the Vera institute and Center for Court Innovation served on his transition team.
Manhattan DA’s Office is partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create the Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint. Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court
In 2012, the Manhattan DA Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice.
10. Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia DA - Georgia State Courts Works with the Center for Court Innovation
9. Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia DA - Fulton worked with the Center for Court Innovation
10. Juan Merchan, New York State Supreme Court Judge (New York County, Manhattan) - worked with the Center For Court Innovation thru the Mental Health Courts.
Merchan planned the Mental Heath Court and presided over it.
10. Rikers works with the Center For Court Innovation (Trumps associate went there)
I’ll follow with all supporting evidence and perhaps new materials.
At the end, we will also review the Manhattan DA office partnering with the London PD for the GLOBAL Cyber Alliance involved in our elections along with the World Economic Forum.
What’s happening here is global and has been for decades. Stay tuned for one crazy ride!
Reminder, this is going to get a lot worse sometime after this thread. I just want you to realize where this is going NEXT (not now).
To offer you some clues, think of The Hague, USAID, Kosovo, Brazil, and Russia etc. Do you know anyone connected to The Hague and Kosovo?😈
Kosovo is also CIA Central (as is USAID):
“American intelligence agents have admitted they helped to train the Kosovo Liberation Army before NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia. (Pristina)
The disclosure angered some European diplomats, who said this had undermined moves for a political solution to the conflict between Serbs and Albanians. Central Intelligence Agency officers were ceasefire monitors in Kosovo in 1998 and 1999, developing ties with the KLA and giving American military training manuals and field advice on fighting the Yugoslav army and Serbian police.”
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To offer you some clues, think of The Hague, USAID, Kosovo, Brazil, and Russia etc. Do you know anyone connected to The Hague and Kosovo?😈
Kosovo is also CIA Central (as is USAID):
“American intelligence agents have admitted they helped to train the Kosovo Liberation Army before NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia. (Pristina)
The disclosure angered some European diplomats, who said this had undermined moves for a political solution to the conflict between Serbs and Albanians. Central Intelligence Agency officers were ceasefire monitors in Kosovo in 1998 and 1999, developing ties with the KLA and giving American military training manuals and field advice on fighting the Yugoslav army and Serbian police.”
web.archive.org/web/2021040706…
Ok now time for sourcing.
In my opinion, Soros is synonymous with the Vera Institute For Justice.
Per the Soros Open Society author Aryeh Neier:
“I had known Sturtz since the second half of the 1960s. When I first met him (Herb Stutz), he was the founding director of the Vera Institute of Justice, which was then, and is still today, a leading force in the drive to reform the U.S. criminal justice system.”
“When I enlisted Sturz to represent Open Society in dealing with housing in post-apartheid South Africa, he helped to create an organization in that country called the National Urban Reconstruction and Housing Agency (NURCHA) in partnership with the Mandela government. He became Open Society’s representative on that organization’s board.”
Vera Institute Executive Director, Chris stone: My Role at the Open Society Foundations:
“Ever since George Soros announced that I would take the helm of the Open Society Foundations, people have asked me if I have a particular goal that I would like to accomplish here.”
Although Soros has donated immeasurable millions to the Vera Institute, Soros recently gave Vera a five year, $10 million grant in 2016 for Criminal Justice Reform.
There’s more, but this is enough.archive.is/RywWH
archive.is/zKBBI
archive.is/ARBdK
In my opinion, Soros is synonymous with the Vera Institute For Justice.
Per the Soros Open Society author Aryeh Neier:
“I had known Sturtz since the second half of the 1960s. When I first met him (Herb Stutz), he was the founding director of the Vera Institute of Justice, which was then, and is still today, a leading force in the drive to reform the U.S. criminal justice system.”
“When I enlisted Sturz to represent Open Society in dealing with housing in post-apartheid South Africa, he helped to create an organization in that country called the National Urban Reconstruction and Housing Agency (NURCHA) in partnership with the Mandela government. He became Open Society’s representative on that organization’s board.”
Vera Institute Executive Director, Chris stone: My Role at the Open Society Foundations:
“Ever since George Soros announced that I would take the helm of the Open Society Foundations, people have asked me if I have a particular goal that I would like to accomplish here.”
Although Soros has donated immeasurable millions to the Vera Institute, Soros recently gave Vera a five year, $10 million grant in 2016 for Criminal Justice Reform.
There’s more, but this is enough.archive.is/RywWH
archive.is/zKBBI
archive.is/ARBdK
“In 2012, the Office (Manhattan DA), partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice (Vera) to examine 220,000 criminal cases
disposed of in 2010 and 2011, with an eye towards evaluating discretionary decisions and racial disparities in case processing. “
web.archive.org/web/2021123016…
disposed of in 2010 and 2011, with an eye towards evaluating discretionary decisions and racial disparities in case processing. “
web.archive.org/web/2021123016…
2014, The Vera Institute For Justice, The Center for court innovation, and The Center for American Progress etc partnered to run the Safety + Justice Challenge. To reduce jail populations by 50% by 2025.
“The Safety and Justice Challenge is reimagining and rebuilding local criminal justice systems — reducing jail incarceration and increasing equity for all.”
“Our goal is to support policies and practices that will safely reduce jail populations by 50% across all Safety and Justice Challenge jurisdictions by 2025 and eliminate racial inequities. We’re providing practical support and scaffolding to communities that are taking bold action in response to centuries of institutional and systemic racism, honoring the expertise of directly impacted communities, and working together to achieve transformational change.”
MacAuthor funding:
“The Vera Institute of Justice, the Center for Court Innovation, the Justice Management Institute, and Justice System Partners work to advance knowledge and practice in criminal justice through research, program evaluation, training, and the provision of technical assistance. This grant will enable them to assist in the planning, design, and launch of the Safety and Justice Challenge, a Foundation initiative aimed at reducing the overuse and misuse of jails nationwide.”
MacArthur Fund Pledges $75-Million to Reduce Local Jail Populations
“In addition to the competitive grants, the foundation will support research into alternatives to jail and enlist four organizations—the Center for Court Innovation, the Justice Management Institute, Justice System Partners, and the Vera Institute of Justice—to provide guidance to the grant winners.”
archive.is/W5sIQ
archive.is/p8RCz
archive.is/rd6Pl
archive.is/9c5jj
“The Safety and Justice Challenge is reimagining and rebuilding local criminal justice systems — reducing jail incarceration and increasing equity for all.”
“Our goal is to support policies and practices that will safely reduce jail populations by 50% across all Safety and Justice Challenge jurisdictions by 2025 and eliminate racial inequities. We’re providing practical support and scaffolding to communities that are taking bold action in response to centuries of institutional and systemic racism, honoring the expertise of directly impacted communities, and working together to achieve transformational change.”
MacAuthor funding:
“The Vera Institute of Justice, the Center for Court Innovation, the Justice Management Institute, and Justice System Partners work to advance knowledge and practice in criminal justice through research, program evaluation, training, and the provision of technical assistance. This grant will enable them to assist in the planning, design, and launch of the Safety and Justice Challenge, a Foundation initiative aimed at reducing the overuse and misuse of jails nationwide.”
MacArthur Fund Pledges $75-Million to Reduce Local Jail Populations
“In addition to the competitive grants, the foundation will support research into alternatives to jail and enlist four organizations—the Center for Court Innovation, the Justice Management Institute, Justice System Partners, and the Vera Institute of Justice—to provide guidance to the grant winners.”
archive.is/W5sIQ
archive.is/p8RCz
archive.is/rd6Pl
archive.is/9c5jj
The New York State Unified Court System is contracted with the Vera Institute partnered, Center for Justice (Court) Innovation
“The Office is responsible for the fiscal stewardship of over 300 human and legal service contracts, including contracts with the Center for Justice Innovation, Judiciary Civil Legal Services providers, Attorney for the Child programs, Community Dispute Resolution Centers, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) programs and substance abuse, mental health and domestic violence services in our specialty courts.
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“The Office is responsible for the fiscal stewardship of over 300 human and legal service contracts, including contracts with the Center for Justice Innovation, Judiciary Civil Legal Services providers, Attorney for the Child programs, Community Dispute Resolution Centers, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) programs and substance abuse, mental health and domestic violence services in our specialty courts.
web.archive.org/web/2024040221…
🔥Hot cha cha cha! I’m going to make a liar out of myself and post this before I’m done sourcing.
This quote is from an official gov document which is sourced in this below linked🧵.
“City of London Police, Manhattan District Attorney and Center for Internet Security (CIS) were jointly establishing the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA)”
Yes, the Manhattan District Attorney Office!
And the Center for Internet Security is involved in our elections!
Originally the GCA and CIS even shared the same address!
This quote is from an official gov document which is sourced in this below linked🧵.
“City of London Police, Manhattan District Attorney and Center for Internet Security (CIS) were jointly establishing the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA)”
Yes, the Manhattan District Attorney Office!
And the Center for Internet Security is involved in our elections!
Originally the GCA and CIS even shared the same address!
“2018, the Vera Institute of Justice completed a six-month planning process to create a blueprint for a resource center in Manhattan for court involved individuals.
The Manhattan D.A.’s Office then partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create Manhattan Justice Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint.
Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court, MJO provides judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys
in Manhattan with effective and restorative sentencing alternatives.
The Center for Court Innovation partnered with the Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment
Services (CASES), the Osborne Association, and the New York City Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene (DOHMH).”
web.archive.org/web/2022011813…
The Manhattan D.A.’s Office then partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create Manhattan Justice Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint.
Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court, MJO provides judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys
in Manhattan with effective and restorative sentencing alternatives.
The Center for Court Innovation partnered with the Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment
Services (CASES), the Osborne Association, and the New York City Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene (DOHMH).”
web.archive.org/web/2022011813…
Merrick Garland, Attorney General (DOJ) and Jack Smith, Special Counsel links:
♦️The Department of Justice (DOJ) Funds both the Vera Institute For Justice and the The Center for Court Innovation. Here’s some examples:
May 2023:
“The Vera Institute of Justice – a Soros-linked nonprofit – has received $290 million from the federal government over the last 12 months alone for its work in immigration – to help illegal immigrants avoid deportation.”
Here’s 2014 DOJ funding for both:
“The (Vera) Justice Reinvestment Initiative is a project cosponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) and the Public Safety Performance Project of the Pew Center on the States. Participating jurisdictions.”
“This website (The Center for Court Innovation) is funded in whole or in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
(OJP is the federal government's leading source of funding and research to strengthen the justice system)”
(I’m certain there’s tons more examples of the DOJ funding the Vera Institute and the Center For Court Innovations, but the below is plenty.)foxnews.com/media/doj-fede…
archive.is/bipkH
archive.is/vpHCe
archive.is/PttDy
♦️The Department of Justice (DOJ) Funds both the Vera Institute For Justice and the The Center for Court Innovation. Here’s some examples:
May 2023:
“The Vera Institute of Justice – a Soros-linked nonprofit – has received $290 million from the federal government over the last 12 months alone for its work in immigration – to help illegal immigrants avoid deportation.”
Here’s 2014 DOJ funding for both:
“The (Vera) Justice Reinvestment Initiative is a project cosponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) and the Public Safety Performance Project of the Pew Center on the States. Participating jurisdictions.”
“This website (The Center for Court Innovation) is funded in whole or in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
(OJP is the federal government's leading source of funding and research to strengthen the justice system)”
(I’m certain there’s tons more examples of the DOJ funding the Vera Institute and the Center For Court Innovations, but the below is plenty.)foxnews.com/media/doj-fede…
archive.is/bipkH
archive.is/vpHCe
archive.is/PttDy
Author Engoron, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge, and actually anyone in the NY courts is linked to The Center For Justice (court) Innovation. Since the entire New York State Unified Court System works with them.
Here’s additional evidence on the NY courts and the Center For Court Innovation partnering. (There’s evidence listed above too):
We begin today’s testimony with an announcement. The Center for Court Innovation has changed its name to the Center for Justice Innovation.
Founded in 1996 as the independent research and development arm of the New York State Unified Court System, the Center for Justice Innovation (“the Center”) is today an international leader in justice reform.
For over 25 years, the Center has worked to improve justice beyond the confines of the courtroom. It's time
for our name to reflect that.”
web.archive.org/web/2023100410…
Here’s additional evidence on the NY courts and the Center For Court Innovation partnering. (There’s evidence listed above too):
We begin today’s testimony with an announcement. The Center for Court Innovation has changed its name to the Center for Justice Innovation.
Founded in 1996 as the independent research and development arm of the New York State Unified Court System, the Center for Justice Innovation (“the Center”) is today an international leader in justice reform.
For over 25 years, the Center has worked to improve justice beyond the confines of the courtroom. It's time
for our name to reflect that.”
web.archive.org/web/2023100410…
Letitia James, New York State AG - Worked with the Center for Court Innovation.
“Attorney General James Announces $965,000 Grant For Syracuse To Implement New Strategic Housing Programs”
"The Center for Court Innovation is excited to work with the City of Syracuse and the Attorney General's Office to implement creative strategies to improve housing for our community.”
archive.is/WUV3T
“Attorney General James Announces $965,000 Grant For Syracuse To Implement New Strategic Housing Programs”
"The Center for Court Innovation is excited to work with the City of Syracuse and the Attorney General's Office to implement creative strategies to improve housing for our community.”
archive.is/WUV3T
Alvin Bragg, Manhattan District Attorney
These were all on his transition team:
- Vice President of Advocacy & Partnerships at the Vera Institute, Insha Rahman, served as Alvin Bragg’s transition co-chair.
- Sherene Crawford, Director, Strategic Planning and Impact at the Center for Court Innovation
- Michael Rempel, Director of Jail Reform, Center for Court Innovation
Transition list
In 2012, the Manhattan DA Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice.
Manhattan DA’s Office is partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create the Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint. Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court.
archive.is/O9ZBZ
archive.is/YzyLk
web.archive.org/web/2021123016…
web.archive.org/web/2022011813…
These were all on his transition team:
- Vice President of Advocacy & Partnerships at the Vera Institute, Insha Rahman, served as Alvin Bragg’s transition co-chair.
- Sherene Crawford, Director, Strategic Planning and Impact at the Center for Court Innovation
- Michael Rempel, Director of Jail Reform, Center for Court Innovation
Transition list
In 2012, the Manhattan DA Office partnered with the Vera Institute of Justice.
Manhattan DA’s Office is partnered with the Center for Court Innovation to create the Manhattan Justice
Opportunities (MJO), a resource center inspired by the Vera Institute’s blueprint. Located next door to Manhattan Criminal Court.
archive.is/O9ZBZ
archive.is/YzyLk
web.archive.org/web/2021123016…
web.archive.org/web/2022011813…
Fani Willis, Fulton County Georgia DA
Both the Georgia State Courts and Fulton work with the Center for Court Innovation:
🔹The Federal government is supporting the Center for Court innovation’s expansion nationwide, including in Georgia.
🔹 Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, Community Prosecution Advisory Council was sponsored by the Center of Court Innovation and the DOJ. Fulton DA prosecutor was on this.
“The Association of Prosecuting
Attorneys (APA), in partnership with the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice and the Center for Court Innovation (CCI), assembled the Community Prosecution Advisory Council (CPAC).”
Co-Chairman Paul Howard from Fulton County was a District Attorney.
🔹First Community Prosecution Training Held in Georgia by Soros and The Center for Court Innovation:
“Open Society Justice Initiative organized a two day training with the Open Society Georgia Foundation, in collaboration with the Office of the Prosecutor-General of Georgia. The Center for Court Innovation assisted in developing and conducting the training.”
🔹Georgia State Courts use the Center for Court Innovation for employee training.
🔹Additional info on Georgia training done by the Center For Court Innovation and others.
“For training, the Judicial Council of Georgia, Council of Accountability Court Judges (CACJ), plans to utilize support from national technical assistance providers to include: the National Drug Court Institute; the Center for Court Innovation; the GAINS Center; and American University.”
🔹Research in Atlanta-Fulton County, partially funded through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; and coordination via sharing of experiences with the New York evaluation project (2005-LX-FX-00001), conducted jointly by the Center for Court Innovation and John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Plus I’m certain there’s much more.archive.is/P8ZK5
web.archive.org/web/2015090723…
web.archive.org/web/2021082911…
web.archive.org/web/2021091600…
web.archive.org/web/2020050613…
web.archive.org/web/2021042702…
Both the Georgia State Courts and Fulton work with the Center for Court Innovation:
🔹The Federal government is supporting the Center for Court innovation’s expansion nationwide, including in Georgia.
🔹 Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, Community Prosecution Advisory Council was sponsored by the Center of Court Innovation and the DOJ. Fulton DA prosecutor was on this.
“The Association of Prosecuting
Attorneys (APA), in partnership with the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice and the Center for Court Innovation (CCI), assembled the Community Prosecution Advisory Council (CPAC).”
Co-Chairman Paul Howard from Fulton County was a District Attorney.
🔹First Community Prosecution Training Held in Georgia by Soros and The Center for Court Innovation:
“Open Society Justice Initiative organized a two day training with the Open Society Georgia Foundation, in collaboration with the Office of the Prosecutor-General of Georgia. The Center for Court Innovation assisted in developing and conducting the training.”
🔹Georgia State Courts use the Center for Court Innovation for employee training.
🔹Additional info on Georgia training done by the Center For Court Innovation and others.
“For training, the Judicial Council of Georgia, Council of Accountability Court Judges (CACJ), plans to utilize support from national technical assistance providers to include: the National Drug Court Institute; the Center for Court Innovation; the GAINS Center; and American University.”
🔹Research in Atlanta-Fulton County, partially funded through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; and coordination via sharing of experiences with the New York evaluation project (2005-LX-FX-00001), conducted jointly by the Center for Court Innovation and John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Plus I’m certain there’s much more.archive.is/P8ZK5
web.archive.org/web/2015090723…
web.archive.org/web/2021082911…
web.archive.org/web/2021091600…
web.archive.org/web/2020050613…
web.archive.org/web/2021042702…
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