Data for Justice
Clementine discusses how a simple tool developed by her nonprofit is transforming the criminal justice system by helping decision makers identify who is eligible for release and who needs support. With early successes in Idaho, including a 5% reduction in probation and parole supervision levels, the potential to impact 200,000 individuals across the U.S. is within reach. By leveraging better data, the system can address racial disparities, reduce incarceration rates, and ensure that laws genuinely assist those they are meant to help.In this clip
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