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Data Justice Network is Launched to Aid Reformers

By Crime and Justice News | February 3, 2017
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Supported by the Laura and John Arnold Foundation, several groups combine to form a network to promote collaboration on using data. A survey found 22 percent of justice agencies doing no data analysis at all . . .

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