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  • How charities can help courts address the root causes of crime

    If you focus on the factors that bring people before them, courts can play a significant role in creating long-term reductions in crime, writes Paul Jenkins, CEO Rethink Mental Illness

  • Launching better courts: cutting crime through court innovation

    On the launch of our new report we address some of the questions that arise from using courts as windows of opportunity to reduce crime.

  • Fairness: encouraging people to obey the law

    Recent research shows that perceptions of fairness are more significant in shaping public attitudes of the justice system than perceptions of effectiveness.

  • How legal aid cuts can affect procedural fairness

    Cuts to legal aid can affect perceptions of fairness at court, writes our guest blogger and lawyer Dan Breger.

  • Comparing the court experience in New York and London

    Whether London or New York court users face the same frustrations and delays, Phil Bowen explores how we can use fairness to address these issues.

  • How the Centre for Justice Innovation came to be

    The Center for Court Innovation's Greg Berman reflects on transatlantic working and how brilliant strategic planning is no more than a series of serendipitous encounters. 

  • Trial and error in the court system

    Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox of the Center for Court Innovation discuss Red Hook Community Justice Centre and what lessons it might bring to similar efforts in the UK.

  • Can courts do more than process and punish?

    Guest blogger Rob Allen explores how problem-solving approaches work at Newark Community Solutions 

  • The Lord Chief Justice encourages court innovation

    The Lord Chief justice encourages innovative thinking: "innovation and change are not merely an option but they are a necessity".

  • Dublin seeks community courts to tackle antisocial behaviour

    Are community courts the answer to alcohol-related violence and anti-social behaviour in Dublin.

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