Justice Insights Series
The CNA Justice Insights Series translates rigorous scientific research into clear, practical guidance for the people working to improve our justice system. Each brief distills a peer-reviewed journal article from CNA's Center for Justice Research and Innovation into an accessible summary covering key takeaways, why the research matters, how the study was conducted, what was learned, and—most importantly—what the findings mean in practice. Designed for practitioners, policymakers, and community stakeholders alike, the series bridges the gap between research and practice, putting evidence-based insights in the hands of those best positioned to act on them.
Corrections
- Do Prison Tablets Make Facilities Less Safe?
- Simulations Show Which COVID-19 Policies Matter Most in Jails
- How Staff and Incarcerated People Differ on Prison Safety
- Do Body Cameras Reduce Injuries During Uses of Force in Jails?
- Interested but Ineligible: What’s Really Blocking Pell Grant Access in Prisons
- What Drives Wellness Among Prison Staff
Domestic Terrorism & Targeted Violence
Policing
- What We Actually Know About Law Enforcement Intelligence Centers
- What Drives Suicidal Thoughts Among Police and Civilian Staff?
- What Keeps the Highest-Risk Officers from Getting Help?
- How Police Departments Can Get Officers to Support Early Intervention
- Why Speed Matters for Ballistics Leads
- How Body-Worn Cameras Influence Officer and Civilian Behavior
- What New National Data Show About Police Officer Suicide Rates