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CHANGING THE COURT

A chronicle of how a group of planners and practitioners are attempting to change the Bronx court system's approach to low-level criminal offending.

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director December 04, 2009

Staten Island Youth Court's 2nd Graduation

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Posted by Danny Abriano December 01, 2009

Expanding Our Services: The Women's Education and Awareness Group

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director November 25, 2009

Local Everyday Heroes

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director November 16, 2009

NYC Community Cleanup

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Posted by Danny Abriano November 09, 2009

News From The Classroom - An Update on Services for Our Spanish Speaking Clients

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Posted by Danny Abriano November 06, 2009

The Individualized Sentencing Approach: A Response to Court Builders

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Posted by Danny Abriano October 23, 2009

More Than a Success Story

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Posted by Danny Abriano October 21, 2009

The Fall 2009 Bronx Community Solutions Newsletter

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Posted by Danny Abriano October 20, 2009

The Obama Administration Enacts A New Policy Regarding Medical Marijuana

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Posted by Danny Abriano October 08, 2009

New Laws in New York For Low-Level Drug Offenders

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Posted by Danny Abriano October 02, 2009

Promoting Community and Court Relations

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Bronx Community Solutions, a project of the Center for Court Innovation, provides judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys in the Bronx with alternative community sentencing options that hold individuals accountable in a way that is meaningful, proportionate, and restorative. The goal is to connect defendants to services that help them to avoid future contact with the justice system, to reduce the use of unnecessary jail, and to promote swift case resolutions that bolster public confidence in justice.

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Good Courts: The Case for Problem-Solving Justice
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