This page contains information about the organizations we partner with. Our aim in these relationships is to cultivate research and resources that help further the conservative criminal justice reform movement.
North Carolina Resources
NC Department of Public Safety
Learn More about DPS Approach to Community Corrections, Juvenile Justice and Rehabilitative Programs and Services
North Carolina Commission on Administrative Law and Adjudication – Criminal Law Division
NCCALJ is an independent commission, convened by Chief Justice Mark Martin. The Commission has been working to take a comprehensive look at our justice system and make recommendations for improving our courts.
North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission
North Carolina Victim’s Assistance Network
Governor’s Crime Commission
https://www.ncdps.gov/about-dps/boards-and-commissions/governors-crime-commission
National Resources
American Legislative Exchange Council Task Force on Criminal Justice Reform
Charles Koch Industries: Criminal Justice and Policing Reform
Center for Study of Occupational Regulations
Families Against Mandatory Minimums
Reason Foundation: Criminal Justice Reform
Right on Crime
The conservative approach to criminal justice: fighting crime, supporting victims, and protecting taxpayers.
Due Process Institute
“The Due Process Institute is a bipartisan nonprofit that works to honor, preserve, and restore principles of fairness in the criminal legal system. Led by a public policy professional with 20 years of project management, lobbying, legal, and teaching experience, guided by a bipartisan Board of Directors, and supported by bipartisan staff, the Due Process Institute creates workable solutions for challenging policy concerns through advocacy and education.”
Florin | Roebig Trial Attorneys – What is Human Trafficking?
