San Francisco, CA

Throughout its history, the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice has conducted premier research and policy analysis promoting more effective approaches to criminal and juvenile justice issues in the United States.

CJCJ has published numerous reports on topics ranging from juvenile justice reform to analyses of drug policy enforcement. CJCJ was the first organization to issue a comprehensive analysis on the impact of legally enforced curfews on youth crime rates, and one of the first to report on the impact of the Three-Strikes law on crime rates.

[Current CJCJ Publications]

CJCJ reports have informed the public debate and influenced policy makers in key areas. Reports are available on our web site and publicized nationwide, and CJCJ's staff have been featured in major media markets nationally and internationally.

The [Justice Policy Journal] is CJCJ's official policy journal; with contributions from renowned scholars in the criminal justice field.

For more information about CJCJ's Policy Research division, please contact:

[Daniel Macallair, Executive Director]
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
54 Dore Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel: (415) 621-5661
Fax: (415) 621-5466