Institute for Innovation in Prosecution
@IIP_JohnJay
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A national research center out of John Jay College working w/ prosecutors, communities & stakeholders to promote a more effective & just criminal legal system.
New York, NY
Joined April 2016
RT @fjp_org: 📢 The fight for criminal legal reform is far from over. Despite recent election narratives, reform-minded prosecutors are thri…
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RT @lbeisen: Important work by @RachelRMarshall @IIP_JohnJay highlighting critical strategies prosecutors across the country have employed…
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Our director @RachelRMarshall’s new oped explores how criminal justice reform is flourishing, despite the election. “Whether or not they identify as “progressive,” more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & just legal system.”
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RT @verainstitute: #JoinUs: On December 11-12, Vera, in partnership with the Institute for Innovation in Prosecution (@IIP_JohnJay), are ho…
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RT @prosalliance: A new comprehensive study by the University of Toronto found that reform prosecutors are not responsible for increases in…
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First panel on charging discretion just got started featuring @AramisAyalaFL , County Attorney John Choi, @ANatapoff , and Melinda Haag. Streaming online and in person.
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Just started: our symposium with @BerkeleyLawCLJC on the role of discretion in the legal system. Register now to watch all of our panels, featuring @SAKimFoxx, @SherryBostonDA , @AramisAyalaFL, and more!
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Happening Friday 🚨 With over 300 anticipated attendees, register now to reserve your seat, either in-person or virtually! You won't want to miss this incredible lineup of speakers unpacking the role of discretion in our legal system. RSVP at:
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Join us at 12:30 ET for this timely conversation about prosecutorial strategies to safeguard democracy! Register here:
We're diving into a conversation about the role of prosecutors in safeguarding the vote. Local prosecutors can play a vital role in preventing & responding to disinformation, voter intimidation, & political violence. Learn how prosecutors can get involved to protect democracy.
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