Ohio’s JDAI strives to eliminate the unnecessary and inappropriate use of secure detention without sacrificing public safety. Currently, seventeen of Ohio's counties belong to a growing membership of juvenile justice practitioners and other system stakeholders across the country utilizing the eight core strategies and working to build a ...

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JDAI has become the standard of practice for how local justice systems nationwide handle the critical front end of the juvenile court process. JDAI reaches nearly one-third of the total U.S. youth population. It expanded from fives sites in the mid-1990s to more than 300 jurisdictions in 40 states and the District of Columbia by 2019.

Indiana is one of approximately 300 JDAI sites in 40 states and the District of Columbia to implement the Eight Core Strategies to enhance and improve their juvenile justice systems. These sites are home to approximately 30% of the nation’s youth ages 10 – 17. Marion County joined the JDAI in 2006, becoming the first JDAI site in Indiana.

2000年11月1日 · Pathways presents a road map for comprehensive reform of the detention system and an overview of the JDAI. About the same time, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) funded a research project by Abt Associates that revealed the deplorable conditions of facilities in which many youths were being held.

0 Youth Justice Strategists: . Megan Horton. Youth Justice Supervisor Office: (317) 234-9718 Cell: (419) 481-1900 [email protected]. Tyler Mason. Office: (317) 234-6007

JDAI is now the largest juvenile justice system improvement initiative in the United States, operating in over 300 jurisdictions nationwide. In order to achieve the goals identified by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, 8 Core Strategies were developed as the …

2018年9月20日 · The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) is a national systems-level initiative to reform the use of detention in the juvenile justice system. JDAI’s mission is to ensure that “the right youth, is in the right place, for the right reasons.”

0 HUNTINGT ON Nancy Wever Statewide Director Office: (317) 234-8751 Cell: (317) 409-4223 [email protected] Tashi Teuschler Acting Assistant Director

• While the change in ADP for the aggregated JDAI sites was -42%, changes in individual states ranged from -82% to +60%. In the 23 states, 22 had aggregated JDAI declines of at least 15%, and 20 had declines of at least 25%. • The aggregated declines in ADP (-42%) and commitments (-40%) for the JDAI sites were similar.