Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JRI)
JUSTICE REINVESTMENT INITIATIVE: REDUCING VIOLENT CRIME BY IMPROVING JUSTICE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
Kansas City Municipal Domestic Violence Court Reduces Violent Crime
Successful Supervision through Data-Supported Solutions
North Dakota: Leveraging Real-time Data to Increase Supervision Success and Public Safety
North Dakota: Leveraging Real-time Data to Increase Supervision Success and Public Safety
State of Wisconsin FY20 Justice Reinvestment Initiative Project
Domestic Violence Justice Reinvestment Initiative
Improving Engagement and Information Flow to Victims
Vanderburgh County Cyber Crimes Task Force
Improving Pre-Trial Assessment and System Responses to Improve Court Appearance and Public Safety in St. Louis, MO: The 22PTS Program
Peer Support Services to Promote Sustained Recovery and Reduced Recidivism
Project PROVC (Program for Recidivist Offenders of Violent Crimes
Kansas City Municipal Domestic Violence Court Reduces Violent Crime
Civil Mental Health Diversion Project
San Francisco Young Adult Justice Reinvestment Initiative
FY2020 JRI TTA Continuation
FY 2014 Justice Reinvestment Investment (JRI) and Second Chance Act (SCA) Awards
FY 2014 Justice Reinvestment Investment (JRI) and Second Chance Act (SCA) Awards
Under the Smart on Crime approach the Justice Department directs funding to help move the criminal justice field toward a fuller embrace of science and data. This is something the Department has taken very seriously for many years, and nowhere are these ideals more fully embodied—or more promisingly realized—than in the Justice Reinvestment Act and Second Chance Act programs.
Learn about the JRI Opportunity in Upcoming Webinar
FY 2020 Justice Reinvestment Initiative: Reducing Violent Crime by Improving Justice System Performance
Justice Reinvestment Initiative Solicitation Released
BJA is seeking applications for funding through the FY 2020 Justice Reinvestment Initiative: Reducing Violent Crime by Improving Justice System Performance opportunity.
The Justice Reinvestment Initiative enables criminal justice systems to improve their business management and operations processes by addressing the complex factors that drive crime and use of criminal justice system resources.