Posted by on March 16, 2023A Social Safety Net that WorksLouisiana’s collection of safety-net programs needs a paradigm shift so its low-income, work-capable [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on February 22, 2023Louisiana Leaders United to Reduce Urban CrimeLast week, about 160 Baton Rouge elected officials, law enforcement officers, business owners, [...]Read more
Posted by on February 1, 2023Correcting Corrections: Louisiana Works to Fix Prisoner OverdetentionThe New York Times and Reuters recently reported a finding by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) that [...]Read more
Posted by on January 11, 2023Maintaining a Strong Police Force: The Crisis Governments Must SolveCrime is a serious issue that demands thoughtful solutions to deter criminal behavior and promote public [...]Read more
Posted by on December 14, 2022Despite Reforms, Louisiana Still the Most Licensed State in the NationOccupational licensing is a government permission slip that is required to work in specific jobs. All [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on December 8, 2022New Crime Report and Improved Justice RatingThis week the Pelican Institute for Public Policy released a report of crime data in Louisiana, adding [...]Read more
Posted by on November 30, 2022Five Year Anniversary of Criminal Justice Reform in LouisianaIt’s been five years since the ten bills, colloquially known as criminal justice reform (CJR), passed the [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on November 28, 2022Choosing The GatekeepersLouisiana once again finds itself atop yet another “naughty” list. Currently, Louisiana has the largest [...]Read more
Posted by on November 16, 2022Tragedy for Children and Youth in State Care: It’s Not Just DCFSThe Office of Juvenile Justice (OJJ), which is charged with the rehabilitation of 13-18 year olds [...]Read more