by Don Stemen | Sep 12, 2022 | Data Stories
Eight Colorado district attorneys have addressed the difficult dichotomy of our times – increasing crime driving a need for a robust criminal justice response just as there is growing understanding that our criminal justice system is, in fact, often unjust. The DAs...
by Don Stemen | Sep 9, 2022 | Data Stories
Public dashboards show racial disparities, offer unprecedented detail Alexis King, District Attorney for the 1st Judicial District, speaks during a press conference announcing publicly available data dashboards at the History Colorado Center on Sept. 08, 2022. The...
by Don Stemen | Feb 19, 2022 | Data Stories
District Attorney staff have authored several data stories on the PPIs. The purpose of the data stories is to dig deeper into the numbers and share additional detail that enhances the consumption of data. Available PPI data stories are listed below. PPI 1.1 The Impact...
by Don Stemen | Feb 9, 2022 | Data Stories
Key Points Individuals should receive equal treatment under the law, regardless of financial or social resources available to them. Zip codes can serve as reference points for data related to income and resources available to a person that becomes involved in the...
by Don Stemen | Feb 9, 2022 | Data Stories
Key Points Drug cases with Black defendants are referred at a rate higher than their makeup of the population. There are, however, no substantive disparities in issuance rates across racial and ethnic groups. MCDA continues to evaluate our practices and policies to...
by Josh Vaughn | Sep 20, 2021 | Data Stories
The reasons behind using data to inform policy can vary from office to office. We ask three agencies that have partnered with Prosecutorial Performance Indicators to share their insight into why they decided to get a better look at the numbers. San Joaquin District...
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