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AGENCY TESTIMONY
Research and data-driven interventions for reducing recidivism
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The Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice emphasizes the importance of research and data in developing interventions that allow higher-risk individuals to remain in the community while awaiting case resolution or after case resolution.
- MOCJ has developed and implemented an intense case management pilot within supervised release
- The pilot uses a rigorous supervision model with lower caseloads and higher levels of voluntary engagement
- Early results show success in improving compliance for individuals most at risk of failing pretrial supervision
- A jail population review mandated by local law has helped uncover trends and specific groups to inform strategies for preventing entry or return to Rikers
Deanna Logan
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The individual assessments and supports help people navigate the criminal legal system and improve both their compliance and long term outcomes.
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Research and data are critical to developing the kinds of interventions that will allow people with higher needs and with higher risk of recidivism to remain in community either as they await case resolution or after resolution of criminal cases.
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Research on the populations allowed MACJ to develop and implement an intense case management pilot.
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It's a rigorous supervision model within our overall supervised release that has lower caseloads, higher levels of voluntary engagement.
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Early results demonstrate success in improving compliance for individuals most at risk of failing pretrial supervision.
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In addition, the jail population review mandated by local law 75 of 2023 helped mock j's research team uncover trends and specific groups that support our understanding of who is on Rikers Island, for how long, and how we can prevent entry of individuals or the return of those who have already been incarcerated.