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Press Release – July 2021
Press Release: PPI Project Releases New Diversion Report
Washington Post – 3/18/21
Manhattan district attorney to release years of racial data as part of nationwide accountability push
American BAR Association – 2/19/21
New prosecutorial tool promises better outcomes for racial justice, fairness
Hillsborough State Attorney – 12/18/20
Hillsborough State Attourney’s Office Launches Groundbreaking Data Dashboard
Florida Politics – 12/17/20
Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics
Florida Politics – 12/17/20
Hillsborough County State Attorney launches first in state data transparency dashboard
Tamp Bay Times – 12/17/20
Hillsborough prosecution data highlights racial disparities, justice trends
ABC Action News – 12/17/20
Hillsborough CTY DA office is 1/4 in the nation to launch a data dashboard to rebuild community trust
Tampa Bay Times – 12/17/20
Hillsborough prosecution data highlights racial disparities, justice trends
The Crime Report – 12/3/20
New Tools for Measuring Prosecutors
TMJ4 Milwaukee – 10/28/20
New dashboards aim to help provide data that can be used to curb violent crime in Milwaukee County
Tampa Bay Times – 10/20/20
As prosecutors, we’re working to be more more accountable and transparent | Column | Tampbay.com
Data Stories:
Behind the Data: Prosecutors Share Lessons Learned
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...
The Shift in Prosecutorial Thinking
There’s been a shift in the way prosecutors operate over the last few years, according to Florida International University Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Besiki Luka Kutateladze. More and more of these chief law enforcement officers are looking for data...
Diversion in Real Life
In December, Jason, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor theft. The 20-year-old had been stealing from the cash register at the store he worked at in Jacksonville, Florida, taking about $500 in total. “Back then, I wasn’t...
