We've added 8 new reports to the research clearinghouse:

• Moving Beyond Money A Primer on Bail Reform by Criminal Justice Policy Program, Harvard Law School, October, 2016
  "When pretrial detention depends on whether someone can afford to pay a cash bond, two otherwise similar pretrial defendants will face vastly different outcomes based merely on their wealth." See similar reports about:
  Pretrial Detention Jails
• Ban The Box In Employment A Grassroots History by All Of Us or None (Legal Services for Prisoners With Children), October, 2016
  "Today, between all of the states and localities that have Ban the Box, over 185 million Americans now live in areas that have adopted fair chance hiring policies." See similar reports about:
  Civil Rights
• Governments' Management of Private Prisons by Abt Associates, September, 2003
  "This report examines state and federal governments' practices of contracting with private firms to manage prisons, including prisons owned by state and federal governments and those owned by private firms." See similar reports about:
  Prison Privatization
• Correcting Food Policy in Washington Prisons How the DOC Makes Healthy Food Choices Impossible for Incarcerated People & What Can Be Done by Prison Voice Washington, October, 2016
  "When the Department of Corrections turned over responsibility for food services to Correctional Industries (CI)...it substituted 95% industrialized, plastic-wrapped, sugar-filled "food products" for locally prepared healthy food." See similar reports about:
  Prisoner Welfare Civil Rights
• The Prosecution of Youth As Adults in California A 2015 Update by Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, National Center for Youth Law, W. Haywood Burns Institute, 2015
  "The race and location of youth"rather than the seriousness of the offense"impacted the likelihood they were direct filed in adult criminal court and subjected to the adult system." See similar reports about:
  Juveniles Crime and Crime Rates Sentencing Policy
• The Geography of Incarceration by Boston Indicators Project, MassINC, and the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Coalition, November, 2016
  "Many people of color live in Boston neighborhoods with such highly concentrated rates of incarceration that nearly every street"in some cases every other building" contains a resident who has been incarcerated." See similar reports about:
  Incarceration Rates Growth Causes Civil Rights Community Impact Crime and Crime Rates Data Collection
• Highlights from the U.S. PIAAC Survey of Incarcerated Adults Their Skills, Work Experience, Education, and Training by National Center for Education Statistics, November, 2016
  "Around two-thirds of the survey's respondents reported that they were working prior to their incarceration: about half of them were employed full-time, with another 16 percent working part-time." See similar reports about:
  Education Data Collection
• Violent Crime Arrests of Youth in California Expected to Decline Through 2020 by Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, October, 2016
  "Based on the declining rates of youth arrest over the last several decades, California can expected continued decline and historically low rates of violent felony arrest of youth through 2020." See similar reports about:
  Juveniles Crime and Crime Rates Recidivism and Reentry