Justice Management Institute

JMI’s publications come from four sources: (1) research, (2) education and training programs, (3) technical assistance, and (4) program evaluations. JMI conducts research, independently and in collaboration with other organizations, on the operation of courts and justice system agencies. Seeking to broaden the base of knowledge about the operations and effectiveness of courts and other institutions, JMI's research focuses on uncovering what works, and why, in different justice system environments. The research is action-oriented, designed to develop knowledge, information, and analytic approaches that can be used in education, training, and technical assistance activities focused on justice system improvement. The other sources of JMI publications are education and training programs, technical assistance projects and program evaluations. While these are generally specific to one jurisdiction, they often provide insights valuable to other jurisdictions and contribute to the general understanding of our justice systems. The products of JMI's research are incorporated into project reports for our clients and for leading justice journals.

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	Public Access to Court Documents (4)		Privacy and Justice Information Systems (3)
	Caseflow Management (3)		Trial Court Funding (1)
	Caseflow Management in Juvenile Dependency Cases Involving Foster Care (1)		Problem Solving Courts (3)
	Rural Courts (1)		Court and Justice System Improvement (8)

Publications