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Bench-Bar-Media Dialogue - Police, Protests and Press Coverage
On October 2 CCE addressed the effects of "citizen journalism" on the DC justice system in a thought-provoking public program.
New Publication! A Victim's Guide to the DC Criminal Justice System
This fully updated resource provides clear step-by-step guidance to help victims of crime and witnesses to crime navigate the process and access all available services.
DC Council hearing on reentry Sept. 25
CCE will present testimony on the "DC Re-entry Facilitation Amendment Act of 2012" at the hearing on Tuesday, September 25, 10:00am, in Room 412 of the Wilson Building.
Bench-Bar-Media Event: Police, Protests, and Press Coverage
Join us October 2, at 6:30pm, for the latest Bench-Bar-Media Dialogue, hosted by Georgetown University Law Center. This program is free and open to the public!
Distracted walkers the subject of NPR news quiz
"Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me!" features a news quiz about the current debate over distracted walkers. CCE released our report "Protecting Pedestrians" in March of this year, and the issue has heated up across the nation since then.
Reentry legislation introduced by DC Council
CCE's groundbreaking report included recommendations that are key to proposed laws
Superior Court Chief Judge Forum connects the public with the local court
CCE assisted the Judicial Nomination Commission in a public outreach effort to encourage neighbors to join us at the DC Superior Court Chief Judge candidate forum on July 10, 2012. Listen to CCE Executive Director June Kress on the radio with Gloria Minott of WPFW.
Portraits of Reentry: An exhibit by local artist Gabriela Bulisova
You're invited to attend gallery's opening reception July 13. Ms. Bulisova's photographs of previously incarcerated women are featured in CCE's reentry report. A new video also includes statistics from the our report.
CCE part of debate in addressing crosswalk dangers
DC Council hearing brings up new questions about pedestrian safety.
Should DC reduce the $250 fine for failing to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk if cameras can catch violators in the act?
Event photos posted from May 10 Stewart Dinner
View our newest online photo gallery of pictures from the May 10, 2012 Justice Potter Stewart Award Dinner honoring Jim Lyons and Jack Keeney, Jr.
CCE announces The McCammon Group as newest board leader
Judge Rufus King, III and Judge Joan Zeldon will represent the dispute resolution company on our Board
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