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Why Columbia? Learn from full-time and adjunct faculty who are active prosecutors, defense attorneys, and sitting state and federal judges. Collaborate with faculty on research for criminal appeals and on controversial policing practices. Develop oral advocacy and other litigation skills in simulated cases in the Trial Practice simulation.
Welcome to the Center for Justice at Columbia University. The Center for Justice is committed to ending mass incarceration and criminalization, and advancing alternative approaches to justice and safety through education, research, and policy change.
8. Nov. 2023 · The Columbia Justice Lab is a university research center whose work focuses on crime and criminal justice policy. We conduct research on incarceration, community supervision, reentry, youth development, community safety, narrative change, and racial justice.
The Center for Justice is committed to ending mass incarceration and criminalization, and advancing alternative approaches to justice and safety through education, research, and policy change. Its mission is to help transform the approaches to justice from being driven by punishment and retribution to being centered on prevention and healing.
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This course will explore how - and why - criminal procedures differ so widely among different countries, and will address practical consequences of those differences. Course materials will consist of topical materials from various jurisdictions.
We believe that dismantling the system of mass incarceration and criminalization to creating pathways to justice rooted in healing, prevention, accountability and equity requires a multi-faceted, interdisciplinary approach. CfJ’s work is grounded in two guiding principles:
