Pretrial Detention and Supervision

Objective 1: Use the hub and spoke model to engage all necessary and appropriate subject matter expertise to support Justice Counts design and implementation. (Partners)
CSG Justice Center staff presented the project at the American Jail Association Conference during a breakout session in Ft. Lauderdale.?The presentation brought together approximately 18 attendees and lead to two agencies opting in to Justice Counts.

Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
In Arizona, CSG Justice Center staff continued to recruit agencies across the state and engage with agencies that have opted-in to prepare them for onboarding.

Objective 2: Continuously review the metrics, technology, solution for states, and related resources and refine as needed. (Metrics and TIGs/ Publisher Updates)
As detailed in the May FY19 Justice Counts grant report, CSG Justice Center staff worked to promote the public feedback period. Due to the number of CSG Justice Center staff required to conduct work for the Tier 2 Public Feedback period, this activity was billed to this Justice Counts Implementation grant and the FY19 Justice Counts grant (2019-ZB-BX-K005). As such, this work is mentioned in both monthly reports.

Objective 3: Promote Justice Counts with the goal of increasing participation and support. (Developing Promotional Materials and Conference Appearances)
As detailed under Objective 1, CSG Justice Center presented at the American Jail Association Conference in May.?

Objective 7: Facilitate the adoption and implementation of Justice Counts in additional states. (Light Touch States)
In Arkansas, CSG Justice Center staff met with Johnson County Sheriff's Office to introduce the project and discuss ways it could be leveraged for an upcoming presentation.?
In California, CSG Justice Center staff with the California District Attorney's office to discuss the current piece of legislation around prosecutors and how Justice Counts can assist.

Objective 1: Develop standards for local jurisdictions and state criminal justice agencies that will result in data being accurately and comprehensively aggregated at the state and national levels. (Tier 2 metrics and TIGs)
In June CSG Justice Center staff continued to promote Public Feedback in concert with its partners. CSG Justice Center staff also prepared for the analysis of the feedback results and coordinated with subcommittee members for work over the next few months.

Objective 2: Develop tools and make them available to states and other interested jurisdictions (publisher).

Work for this objective is now complete with the development and implementation of the Justice Counts Publisher.

Objective 5: Develop and run a national campaign to educate criminal justice agency leaders, policymakers, and the public about the Justice Counts metrics. (Website Work)
In June CSG Justice Center staff continued to promote the Tier 2 public feedback opportunity, which resulted in over 6,000 discrete views of the Justice Count website since its launch with more than 20,000 user interactions across the website. CSG Justice Center staff also continued to work with Recidiviz to develop public-facing dashboards for Publisher.

Objective 6: Provide intensive TA to 10 states, supporting the adoption and use of the Justice Counts metrics to drive decision-making. (Founding State Work)

Objective 5: Develop and run a national campaign to educate criminal justice agency leaders, policymakers, and the public about the Justice Counts metrics. (Website Work)
CSG Justice Center staff met with technology partner Recidiviz to review the Equity mock dashboard. CSG Justice Center staff anticipate a mock version will be ready for review by BJA in June or July.?