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Feb 13, 2023
Moriarty has an opportunity to put data at the center of her community safety effortsMFJ in the NewsMinnesota ReformerMar 28, 2022
New data portal looks to offer more transparency from Monroe County D.A. and RPDMFJ in the News13 WHAMMar 14, 2022
A nonprofit will collect data on how Monroe County's justice system performsMFJ in the NewsCity NewspaperMar 10, 2022
Understanding how the "Commons" data tool can help reform criminal justice in Monroe CountyMFJ in the NewsWXXI NewsMar 09, 2022
New Rochester police data-tracking tool available to residents this summerMFJ in the NewsRochester FirstFeb 01, 2022
West Sacramento Police Will Track Data, Aim For ChangeMFJ in the NewsWest Sacramento, CAJan 24, 2022
West Sacramento Police Among First in Nation to Pilot Police Transparency InitiativeMFJ in the NewsWest Sacramento, CAJan 18, 2022
West Sacramento Police Department to Pilot New National Policing MeasuresMFJ in the NewsWest Sacramento, CAJan 07, 2022
Opinion: Why the S.F. District Attorney’s Office faces crime data obstaclesMFJ in the NewsSan Francisco ExaminerNov 25, 2021
Waukesha Suspect’s Previous Release Agitates Efforts to Overhaul BailMFJ in the NewsThe New York TimesAug 23, 2021
Incomplete and missing criminal justice data is like flying blind on policy decisions, researchers say [Opinion]MFJ in the NewsReading EagleAug 18, 2021
Is There a Data Collection Problem in the Justice System?MFJ in the NewsThe Crime ReportJul 15, 2021
Hard numbers: Fairfax Co. prosecutor seeks to quantify disparities in justice systemMFJ in the NewsWTOP - Washington DCJul 14, 2021
Fairfax County to collect data on if race, income affects how people are treated in courtMFJ in the NewsWJLA-TV - Washington DCJun 16, 2021
Yolo County District Attorney data portal leads to policy changeMFJ in the NewsDaily DemocratJun 08, 2021
Yolo County DA changes policy after data reveals racial disparity in cases sent to prosecutor’s officeMFJ in the NewsSacramento Fox 40May 17, 2021
Jackson County among the first to receive new criminal justice data toolMFJ in the NewsThe PitchMay 16, 2021
Santa Barbara County Looks to Yolo County for Criminal Justice ReformMFJ in the NewsSanta Barbara IndependentMay 14, 2021
EBR among first in US to get new public criminal justice data toolMFJ in the NewsGreater Baton Rouge Business ReportMay 13, 2021
Bernalillo County DA to use new technology to track crime, determine policyMFJ in the NewsKRQEMay 12, 2021
Demand for transparent criminal justice data rises after Yolo County pilotMFJ in the NewsDaily DemocratApr 20, 2021
The Women Fighting for Cannabis Justice and Data Transparency in the U.S. Prison SystemMFJ in the NewsVogueApr 12, 2021
Yolo County DA wants to address racial bias. Why the Sacramento region should, tooMFJ in the NewsThe Sacramento BeeApr 08, 2021
Yolo County District Attorney launches first expansive public data centerMFJ in the NewsDaily DemocratApr 07, 2021
Yolo County DA’s online case data guides his office, informs publicMFJ in the NewsDaily JournalApr 07, 2021
Yolo County Launches Criminal Justice Transparency Portal "Commons"MFJ in the NewsGood Day SacramentoApr 06, 2021
New Online Criminal Justice Portal Launching In Yolo CountyMFJ in the NewsCBS Sacramento - KOVR TVApr 06, 2021
Yolo D.A. offering up first-in-nation online access to data on criminal prosecutionsMFJ in the NewsThe Sacramento BeeJan 05, 2021
State Supreme Court takes up Walworth County case on costs in child porn caseMFJ in the NewsGazette XtraNov 02, 2020
Rochester-Based Nonprofit Collects Data to Help with Criminal Justice ReformMFJ in the NewsSpectrum NewsSep 22, 2020
Rochester-based nonprofit Measures for Justice says data crucial to local policing reformsMFJ in the NewsDemocrat & ChronicleSep 10, 2020
Essay: Collection of crime data is inadequate and must be improvedMFJ in the NewsDemocrat & ChronicleAug 10, 2020
Data: Walworth County was highest in state for court fines and feesMFJ in the NewsGazette XtraJul 02, 2020
Data show racial disparity in NC justice system in black and whiteMeasures in ActionWRAL.COMApr 02, 2020
More Data Seen Critical to Measuring Coronavirus Impact on Local JusticeMFJ in the NewsThe Crime ReportMar 10, 2020
Graham, Greenlee conviction rates above state averageMFJ in the NewsThe Eastern Arizona CourierMar 06, 2020
Pennsylvania Public Defenders Not Reinstated Despite Public Outcry Over FiringMeasures in ActionThe AppealFeb 13, 2020
Beth M. Huebner: Policymakers and the public need clarity on what drives incarceration ratesMFJ in the NewsSt. Louis Post-DispatchFeb 01, 2020
Measures for Justice brings about reform by traveling the country to record criminal justice dataMFJ in the NewsRochester, NYOct 09, 2019
Nearing His Legislative Deadline, Governor Newsom Signs 2 Dozen Crucial Criminal and Juvenile Justice BillsCriminal Justice NewsWitness LASep 25, 2019
To truly reform the criminal justice system, CA must stop lagging on transparencyCriminal Justice NewsThe Sacramento BeeSep 23, 2019
Editorial: Police, prosecutors and courts are keeping California’s criminal justice data a secretCriminal Justice NewsLos Angeles TimesSep 19, 2019
Open Forum: Better criminal justice requires better informationMFJ in the NewsSan Francisco ChronicleSep 16, 2019
California bill looks to close data gaps in the criminal justice systemMFJ in the NewsTechCrunchJul 23, 2019
How Mining Criminal History Records Can Shape the Future of Criminal JusticeMFJ in the NewsThe Crime ReportJun 18, 2019
Liberating criminal justice data: How a Florida law provides a blueprint for the nationMFJ in the NewsABA JournalMay 30, 2019
Bills To Boost Justice Data Collection And Automate Expungements Sail Through The AssemblyMFJ in the NewsWitness LAMay 24, 2019
Felons in Florida won back their right to vote. Now a new bill might limit who can cast a ballotMFJ in the NewsCBS NewsApr 30, 2019
National Court-Tracking Pioneer Gets $100K Bronfman PrizeMFJ in the NewsThe Crime ReportApr 26, 2019
Who’s in Colorado’s county jails? Data-collection legislation would provide answers.Criminal Justice NewsColorado Freedom of Information CoalitionApr 24, 2019
Could a revolutionary podcast change America’s criminal justice system?MFJ in the NewsThe Times of IsraelApr 23, 2019
Gaps in California arrest data make it easier for violent felons to get guns, study findsMFJ in the NewsLos Angles TimesApr 12, 2019
Criminal justice reform is great. But where's the data to show us whether it's working?MFJ in the NewsUSA TodayMar 07, 2019
How Technology Can Help Build a More Equitable Justice SystemMFJ in the NewsFast CompanyOct 04, 2018
Criminal justice reform requires public access to court dataMFJ in the NewsThe Mercury NewsSep 21, 2018
Connections: How data can help reform America's criminal justice systemMFJ in the NewsWXXI - Rochester, NYSep 07, 2018
Rochester's Amy Bach wins $100,000 award for work to improve criminal justice operationsMFJ in the NewsDemocrat & ChronicleJul 12, 2018
Historic Anthony Hall the latest development in Neighborhood of the ArtsMFJ in the NewsRochester, NYMar 27, 2018
Our Systems for Tracking the Criminal Justice System Are BrokenMFJ in the NewsThe NationMar 16, 2018
Florida May Be About to Launch the Most Ambitious Criminal Justice Transparency Project in the U.S.MFJ in the NewsReasonMar 11, 2018
Florida Passes Historic Legislation to Help Close the Criminal Justice Data GapCriminal Justice NewsTallahassee, FLMar 08, 2018
Kim Foxx Just Released Six Years of Data — Most Prosecutors’ Offices Remain Black BoxesCriminal Justice NewsIn Justice TodayDec 12, 2017
Follow the Data: Google Ups Its Support for Criminal Justice ReformMFJ in the NewsInside PhilanthropyNov 30, 2017
The Power of Early-Stage Organizations to Change Entrenched SystemsMFJ in the NewsStanford Social Innovation ReviewOct 27, 2017
The Prosecution: DA oversight may reduce overcharging for Midstate policeMeasures in ActionThe Sentinel - Cumberland County, PAOct 18, 2017
Op-ed: Utah's new tool for changing the bail systemMeasures in ActionThe Desert News, UtahSep 22, 2017
Database offers trove of criminal justice stories with rare, deep look into local dataMFJ in the NewsPoynterSep 21, 2017
Vote to halt bail changes in Utah passes after all, but courts plan to move forwardMeasures in ActionSalt Lake, UTAug 10, 2017
Data Quest: Why This Wonkish Criminal Justice Group is Pulling in the Big BucksMFJ in the NewsInside PhilanthropyJul 16, 2017
Should drug dealers face murder charges for overdoses? State Attorney Melissa Nelson thinks soMeasures in ActionJackson, FLMay 23, 2017
Counting criminal justice to save money and improve public safetyMFJ in the NewsTampa Bay TimesMay 23, 2017
The New Tool That Could Revolutionize How We Measure JusticeMFJ in the NewsThe Marshall ProjectMay 23, 2017
Zuckerberg-Backed Data Trove Exposes the Injustices of Criminal JusticeMFJ in the NewsWiredMay 15, 2015
Next Stop for Data Philanthropy: Reforming the Criminal Justice SystemCriminal Justice NewsNew York, NYAug 10, 2014
MFJ Shares Preliminary Results from Wisconsin Pilot at National Forum on Criminal JusticeMFJ in the NewsBreckenridge, COJul 22, 2013
The "Human Service Sector" – Using information to make better decisionsMFJ BlogRochester, NYMar 15, 2013
Attorney General Eric Holder Mentions MFJ as one of the Department of Justice's Promising New InitiativesMFJ BlogWashington D.C.Apr 02, 2012
Florida's Office of Public Defender Honors Amy Bach with 2012 Gideon AwardMFJ BlogWest Palm Beach, FLJan 05, 2012
Amy Bach to speak on "Access to Justice" at the Association of American Law SchoolsMFJ BlogWashington D.C.