In September 2009, San Francisco was one of only five jurisdictions from around the nation selected as a Second Chance Act National Demonstration Project site by the United States Department of Justice, to develop and implement the Juvenile Collaborative Reentry Team (JCRT). JCRT is a collaboration between the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, the San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department, the San Francisco Superior Court, and the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, that will…
Newsroom Jun 30, 2010
Targeting Blacks for Marijuana — Possession Arrests of African Americans in California, 2004-08
Targeting Blacks for Marijuana — Possession Arrests of African Americans in California, 2004-08 The Drug Policy Alliance, June 30, 2010
Experts agree Hayes would have tough time getting paroled The Stockton Record, May 8, 2010
Experts agree Hayes would have tough time getting paroled Stockton Reporter, May 8, 2010.
CJCJ has just released a broadcast on marijuana legalization in California, as part of our newest component to our public education efforts. Our broadcasts provide quick and easy access to key information on pressing criminal and juvenile justice matters, in an understandable and easy to relate fashion. Listen to staff Ashley Afferino interview CJCJ Program Director and SF Reentry Commissioner Gerald Miller on the topic of