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July 14, 2026 JohnJayREC

Responding to Firearm Possession Charges in New York City

Public safety outcomes of the Bronx Osborne Gun Accountability and Prevention program (BOGAP)

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June 1, 2026 JohnJayREC

Recidivism: Use with Caution

Measuring the outcomes of criminal justice interventions should include recidivism, but exclusive reliance on recidivism is ill-advised and potentially reckless.

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February 13, 2026 JohnJayREC

Community-Led Strategies to Reduce Gun Violence

Building the CVI evidence base for the future will require theoretically informed, intentionally causal evaluation studies.

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June 3, 2022 JohnJayREC

Community Violence Intervention at the Roots (CVI–R)

Grassroots efforts to reduce violence could be called Community Violence Interventions at the Roots (or CVI-R).

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November 9, 2020 JohnJayREC

Reducing Violence Without Police: A Review of Research Evidence

JohnJayREC reviewed the evidence for policies and programs that reduce violence without relying on police.

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January 1, 2020 JohnJayREC

Easily Overstated

The notion that youth confinement fell in response to progressive reforms is merely appealing rhetoric.

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