· This unprecedented initiative follows a yearlong effort by the Division to make prosecutorial data that pertains to the daily operations in Connecticut’s 13 judicial districts available to the public.
This snapshot contains both national and state-specific data on crime, correctional populations, recidivism, and other important criminaljustice metrics to equip state leaders to make informed decisions.
CrimeSolutions – A project of the U.S. Office of Justice Programs that uses rigorous research to inform practitioners and policy makers about what works in criminaljustice, juvenile justice, and crime victim services
DOC: Community Release Unit Case Reviews and Release Metrics ... Monthly data sources: CRMVS via CJIS (arrests), JB CSSD (court and probation figures), BOPP and the DOC. This report produced by the CriminalJustice Policy & Planning Division Research Unit at:
· Access to raw traffic stop data and tables for each police district in the state as part of Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Data Project.
The conclusion consolidates key findings, reaffirms the interconnectedness of transparency and public trust, and advocates for sustained efforts to foster transparency in the U.S. criminaljustice system.
In the community: Disparities in non-fatal violent victimization were almost eliminated in the past decade, but disparities in arrests have grown, such that the arrest rate for Black individuals is 2.3 times higher than it is for White people.
