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On Thursday, May 8, California’s Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) heard a series of presentations from its Juvenile Justice Standing Committee (JJSC) around data, education, and disproportionate minority contact or confinement in the juvenile justice system.

Bills authored in response to specific events are well-meaning but will rarely result in good public policy.

The Fresno Bee references CJCJ’s analysis of Fresno’s zip codes and homicide rates.

CJCJ’s April 2014 Newsletter

The Board of State and Community Corrections is responsible for allocating $80 million dollars in juvenile facility construction funding. It is time to use this fiscal allocation differently and change the shape of California’s juvenile justice system.