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An incredible tribute to the huge contribution Sharon Dolovich has made to UCLA Law by founding the Prison Law & Policy Program. We are grateful to call her a colleague and collaborator!

Leah Zeidler-Ordaz, UCLA School of Law CJP Youth Justice Policy Lead, quoted in The Imprint on the DOJ’s report calling on states to eliminate fines and fees: imprintnews.org/justice/juveni…

CJP extends a huge congratulations to UCLA Law alum Frankie Guzman for being honored with this award from the James Irvine Foundation! Frankie has been a part of 20 pieces of successful legislation on youth justice issues & we can think of no one more deserving of this award!

Thurs. March 7 at 4pm in Royce 314: Join us for a screening & conversation of the documentary #1MExperiments, a multimodal project that explores how we define and create safety in the world without the use of prisons or police. english.ucla.edu/events/one-mil…

Students in UCLA Law's Veterans Legal Clinic co-authored a report that examines policing within veterans affairs health centers with Disability Rights California & NAMVETS of America. #LawTwitter law.ucla.edu/news/ucla-laws…

Check out this incredible work!

Congratulations to CJP faculty @JCSchwartzProf for her book Shielded, which is a finalist in the book category for the ABA Silver Gavel awards!

📢Check out this important new article, "Transinstitutional Policing" from CJP affiliated faculty Sunita Patel!

We are excited to welcome our 2024 summer fellow Cooper Harris, '26! As a CJP fellow, Cooper will research alternatives to incarceration for foster youth; draft a pretrial bench book for judges in OH; & help provide legal services to youth referred to diversion.

📣New article alert! Check out CJP faculty dir. Ingrid Eagly & Steven Shafer's "Detained Immigration Courts". They argue that detained imm. courts threaten due process & fundamental fairness by disadvantaging people detained during their case. virginialawreview.org/articles/detai…

Check out Criminal Justice Program at UCLA School of Law's latest report, The Ties that Bind, about law enforcement and DCFS partnerships in Los Angeles County: bit.ly/DCFSCollabs. Thanks to Institute on Inequality & Democracy for funding this research project!