What does JPI stand for?

Justice Policy Institute

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6% treatment (millions) Source: Justice Policy Institute.

Whose responsibility is substance abuse treatment?

based Justice Policy Institute finds communities are bearing the cost of a massive increase in the nation's jail population, which has nearly doubled in less than two decades.

USE OF JAILS AS 'ASYLUMS' CRITICIZED REPORT: REFORMS URGED AS COUNTY ...

Although blacks and whites use and sell drugs at similar rates, blacks are 10 times more likely than whites to be imprisoned for drug offenses, reported the Justice Policy Institute in a new study.

Although blacks and whites use and sell drugs at similar rates, ...

The Justice Policy Institute, a research group that favours alternatives to prison, pointed out that regions with higher prison expansion rates experienced Vincent Schiraldi, executive director of the institute, said: 'We need to separate political rhetoric from sound crime and corrections policy.

Zero tolerance sends U.S. crime rates plummeting

Louisiana 800 Mississippi 715 Alabama 584 Georgia 542 South Carolina 529 Southern Region 526 United States 470 63% of the world's countries 150 Source: "Deep Impact: Quantifying the Effect of Prison Expansion in the South," Justice Policy Institute, 2003.

Doing time south of the Mason-Dixon line. (Between the Lines)

Yet a recent report from the Justice Policy Institute reveals that many states simply do not have enough juvenile detention slots for young offenders, even those who commit nonviolent crimes.

Little criminals: incarcerating teens with adults

The Justice Policy Institute, which has published its own study on California's five-year-old diversion program, found that Proposition 36 allowed for an additional $500 million in savings because a prison scheduled to be built was not needed.

EXTENDING PROP. 36 A COST SAVINGS

African Americans are more than 11 times as likely as whites to be imprisoned in Washington, and Latinos are 3½ times as likely, according to the study by the Justice Policy Institute and MotherJones.

Disparity of prison odds seen in state