In #Mexico, the USAID-funded Violence Prevention and Reduction Activity bridged municipal security and access to local justice, adopting a civil justice model which respected the essence of the country’s justice system. It is rooted in the believe that crime prevention comes first, as acknowledging and addressing the root cause of the conflict prevents escalation of violence. #AccessToJustice #DevelopmentWorksHere To hear directly from those involved in adapting the civic justice model to meet local needs, watch this video:
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In #Mexico, the USAID-funded Violence Prevention and Reduction Activity bridged municipal security and access to local justice, adopting a civil justice model which respected the essence of the country’s justice system. It is rooted in the believe that crime prevention comes first, as acknowledging and addressing the root cause of the conflict prevents escalation of violence. #AccessToJustice #DevelopmentWorksHere Watch this video to hear directly from those involved in adapting the civic justice model to meet local needs:
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Senior Vice President for Latin American and the Caribbean at Chemonics International
It’s incredible to see the way a new approach can make a real impact on people’s lives! The civic justice model is based on the belief that justice is about more than providing sanctions. By focusing on the addressing and resolving the root causes of conflict, we can make dramatic strides towards avoiding the escalation of violence.
In #Mexico, the USAID-funded Violence Prevention and Reduction Activity bridged municipal security and access to local justice, adopting a civil justice model which respected the essence of the country’s justice system. It is rooted in the believe that crime prevention comes first, as acknowledging and addressing the root cause of the conflict prevents escalation of violence. #AccessToJustice #DevelopmentWorksHere Watch this video to hear directly from those involved in adapting the civic justice model to meet local needs:
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National Victim Rights Advocate | Member, U.S. Congressional Crime Survivors and Justice Caucus Advisory Committee | Governor's Courage Award
From Crime and Justice News, the Major Cities Chiefs Association says violent crime reports are down this year: https://lnkd.in/eeav5S7F Check our your city’s stats in the MCCA report, which can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eiaPGtas
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Risk Management post grad with accomplished career in civil litigation and governance. More than a matrix, ERM is an art of diplomacy that navigates the complex stakeholder experience with integrative strategies.
Crime prevention is so much more than law enforcement presence, security and deterrents, or basic laws. A holistic approach, that includes proactive outreach and support, and 360 degrees of risk management is key. #riskmanagement #erm #crimeprevention
“We’ve seen declines across lots of cities,” Cronin, a crime policy expert says, but “Boston is doing incredibly well when it comes to indicators of violence, including murders.” Read more below ⤵️ http://spr.ly/6043eWGj5
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Victim protection is a crucial issue for justice practitioners, and the government has attached great importance to it for societal civilization and stability. Every justice supporter deserves high-tech, attentive real-time protection. Thinkrace can implement this plan for you. #VictimProtection #JusticeSupport #Thinkrace
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📢 New measures to combat hatred and prejudice are now in effect! The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act aims to provide greater protection for victims and communities. Learn more about the legislation and its impact: https://lnkd.in/ewqcWF7k #HateCrime #ScotlandSafety
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Looking for the most effective ways to prevent crime in your community? Follow the OJP Bureau of Justice Assistance and the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs (OJP)'s roadmap to success through these 10 essential tips! https://lnkd.in/g2DX_QRm
Violent Crime Reduction Roadmap | Introduction
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The case concerned the standard of proof to be applied on applications for so-called 'gang injunctions', which aim to break down the gang culture, prevent gang-related violence from escalating and protect children from being drawn into serious crime. Watch now: shorturl.at/EIWY5
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The justice system is failing to protect victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. There are steps that can and must be taken as a matter of urgency. Read the full article here. https://lnkd.in/gyWuzFuc
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The overall strategy aims to: • Prevent people engaging in County Lines, and the associated violence and exploitation • Proactively safeguard children and vulnerable adults from harm • Better prepare communities by building resilience against the harms of County Lines • Relentlessly pursue offenders, including Organised Criminal Groups, Urban Street Gangs and individuals running County Lines
