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West Virginia:In October, CSG Justice Center staff planned a site visit to Charleston for November 10-13 to meet with key stakeholders, including the speaker of the house, senate president, and chief counsel to the governor, to discuss and finalize the executive order to form a JRI working group. Emails were sent to these stakeholders to request meetings during the November site visit and we are awaiting a response.

In December, CSG Justice Center staff continued to work internally with leadership on revisions for the round 2 briefs (VT, MT, WY). No other work or meetings occurred in the month.

In November, CSG Justice Center staff continued to work internally with leadership on revisions for the round 2 briefs (VT, MT, WY). No other work or meetings occurred in the month.

In October, the Georgia and Missouri briefs were published on the JRI website. CSG Justice Center staff continued to work internally with leadership on revisions for the round 2 briefs (VT, MT, WY). CJI and CSG Justice Center staff met to discuss updates on the state briefs and JRI website updates and met with BJA staff to discuss next steps in the project.

Priority Area 1: Work with state agencies to receive and analyze data to identify drivers of Arkansas's high recidivism rates and understand how recidivism contributes to overall crime and incarceration rates.

Priority Area 1: Work with state agencies to receive and analyze data to identify drivers of Arkansas's high recidivism rates and understand how recidivism contributes to overall crime and incarceration rates.

Priority Area 1: Work with state agencies to receive and analyze data to identify drivers of Arkansas's high recidivism rates and understand how recidivism contributes to overall crime and incarceration rates.

Objective 6: Develop and use technology tools that better track and reduce recidivism.??? In September, CSG Justice Center staff continued developing a comprehensive data brief of supervision outcomes post-JRI legislation for WYDOC leadership, starting from January 2019-June 2023, to provide an analysis of administrative changes influenced by Justice Reinvestment Initiatives in 2018, and critical metrics and trends related to supervision outcomes.

Objective 6: Provide intensive TA to 10 states, supporting the adoption and use of the Justice Counts metrics to drive decision-making.
9/4 - Meeting with Judge Carrie Stiller, Superior Court Judge & Floyd County JRAC Chair to discuss how Justice Counts could support their work in Floyd County. (1 person, representing 2 agencies)

Objective 6: Provide intensive TA to 10 states, supporting the adoption and use of the Justice Counts metrics to drive decision-making.
9/4 - Presentation for the 2024 Fall POPAI (Probation Officers Professional Association of Indiana) Conference. (35 people, representing 20 agencies)