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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 Mandolin Restivo, Deputy Project Director April 29, 2010

Get Green Earth Fest 2-24-2010

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director April 28, 2010

Law Day Event in the Bronx Hall of Justice

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Posted by Mandy Restivo April 22, 2010

BCS Celebrates Earth Day by Impacting Communities, Not Just Removing Graffiti

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Posted by Mandy Restivo April 19, 2010

Community Advisory Board Discusses Re-Entry Issues

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director April 14, 2010

Opening Day at Yankee Stadium

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director April 06, 2010

News from the 161st Street Business Improvement District

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Posted by Maria Almonte-Weston, Project Director March 30, 2010

Safer Sex Practices and Criminal Behavior

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Posted by Danny Abriano March 24, 2010

The Passage of Health Care Reform: A Bronx Congressman's Reaction

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Posted by Danny Abriano March 15, 2010

March Madness at Bronx Community Solutions

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Posted by Danny Abriano March 08, 2010

The State Of The Borough Address

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Posted by Danny Abriano February 24, 2010

Appellate Division Declares Bronx Court Merger Unconstitutional

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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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