Initiatives

Model policy language, state rankings, and other findings sent regularly to relevant public offices, regardless of party, so the people writing sentencing policy are working from the same record we are.

Billboards, mailers, ads, and video that put sentencing and reoffense data in front of people who would never otherwise see it, making the case that consequences should actually match the crime.

Short quizzes that test what you actually know about sentencing and time served. Share your score with a friend, or send one over to settle an argument.

A national database tracking judicial sentencing outcomes and leniency. California is first, with data compiled from CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) and public court records.

Alerts sent to a judge when someone they released on bail, granted pretrial release, or gave a short sentence to goes on to victimize someone else, so leniency carries a direct, visible consequence.