Referral from Other Source

The Red Lake Minnesota Band of Chippewa Indians requeste assistance to enhance information sharing processes across its departments, specifically through the creation of a systems implementation/IT strategic plan. BJA NTTAC is working to idenify a provider and coordiante technical assistance

The Hopi Veterans Court will be participating in a Veterans Court planning training initiative, hosted by the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP). The Tribal Law and Policy Institute will join the onsite to assist, and ensure follow-up technical assistance is coordinated.

The Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Program is designed to provide TTA resources that are critical to communities and efforts to reduce
gun crime and gang violence. In addition, the PSN National TTA Program provides comprehensive TTA that addresses a range of matters related to gun crime and gang
violence issues impacting communities. PSN TTA Program is designed to provide TTA nationwide to state and local law enforcement and communities to reduce gun crime and

Working to establish a risk assessment for domestic violence cases and a protocol to supervise defendants in the community in accordance with their risk level

Amanda Cissner presented "The Mental Health Court Model" for NAMI Finger Lakes on 9/26/2017.

Warren Reich presented "Predicting Drug Court Outcomes Using Assessments of Substance Use Severity and Criminogenic Risk" at the American Society for Criminology on 11/18/2017.

Carol Fisler presented on “Changes in the Mental Health Court Program Model” at the Mental Illness Court Team Training with the NYS Office of Court Administration. She also selected other faculty for the training and helped to create the contents of the other faculty members’ presentations.

Carol Fisler presented "Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System" for the Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department's "Mental Illness: Criminal and Civil Perspectives" meeting

Maria Almonte presented " Is Supervised Release an Important Part of Justice Reform? Lessons from the New York Unified Court System" at the 2017 International Criminology Conference on 10/20/2017. The presentation was a panel discussion which included Ms. Rosa Aguirre, the Associate Director of Case Management Services, Ms. Tracee Page, the Associate Director of Court Operations and Mr. Jamaal Anderson, a Supervised Release Graduate.

Josy Hahn presented "School Safety, Climate, and Culture: A Comprehensive Study in New York City" at the American Society of Criminology on 11/17/2017.