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CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION
The Center for Court Innovation (CCI) exists to achieve a justice system that is fair, effective, and humane. We work with both government and communities to develop and run programs that have reduced the use of incarceration, increased equity, and strengthened neighborhoods by increasing safety and economic opportunity. We perform original research to identify what works. And we share what we learn from our programming and research with those seeking to transform the justice system around the world.
BROOKLYN JUSTICE INITIATIVES
The Brooklyn Justice Initiatives (BJI) is the largest operating branch or "project" of the Center for Court Innovation and serves as a launching pad for an array of reform initiatives that seek to fundamentally transform the bail system, sentencing, and the way justice-involved individuals are treated. By providing meaningful pre-trial supervised release and post-plea sentencing options, BJI seeks to use an arrest as a window of opportunity to change the direction of a participant’s life and avoid the harmful effects of incarceration.
CCI & BJI Locations
CCI & BJI Locations
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF BJI & CCI ACTIVE LOCATIONS
Center for Court Innovation
Center for Court Innovation
The Center for Court Innovation, CCI, or simply "The Center" is non-profit organization headquartered in New York, founded in 1996, with a stated goal of creating a more effective and human justice system by offering aid to victims, reducing crime, and improving public trust in justice.
"520" is the CCI headquarters. This is where the centralized company-wide departments are held.
520 houses the Executive Director Courtney Bryant, as well as the Fiscal, Development, HR, General Counsel, Technology, Communications, Tribal Justice, Expert Assistance, & Research are held.
You will be required to report to the main office to complete your CCI Orientation. This is where you will complete your I-9 employee verification.
BJI Main Office - Criminal Court
BJI Main Office - Criminal Court
120 SCHERMERHORN STREET, BROOKLYN NY, 11201 3RD FLOOR BLUE DOORS
The BJI Main Office, "120", is BJI's oldest site and has been in operation since August 19th, 2013.
The Criminal Courthouse is owned by the Department of Citywide Services (DCAS). BJI inhabits 3 offices on the 3rd floor. They're painted in our signature BJI Blue!
Though most of BJI staff are on an In-Person Rotation, BJI's Court Operations Department, located in 309b, operates on the schedule of the Arraignment (ARR) court parts. This includes nights, weekends, & holidays.
This location is equipped with magnetometers. BJI staff are allowed to bypass the line with a temporary BJI ID, and are allowed to bypass scanning completely once they receive an OCA Secure Pass
The 14 Dekalb or "14D" is one of two BJI operated Community Spaces.
This office is located on the 3rd floor and shares the building with a women's health clinic.
14 Dekalb is equipped with a spacious Bullpen, Classroom, 6 conference rooms & the primary location for large staff meetings.
At the moment this location is undergoing various repairs & renovation.
The 25 Willoughby Community Space or "25W" was the first BJI operated Community Space.
25W serves as the primary distribution center for care package deliveries coordinated by the Community Engagement department.
This office is not ADA accessible. For ADA accessibility use the 14 Dekalb - Community Space.
Supreme Court - 320 Jay St
Supreme Court - 320 Jay St
BJI occupies a few cubicles in the 320 Jay St. satellite office and shared the space with CCI's Brooklyn Mental Health Court (BMHC) located on the 14th Floor.
Court Operations staff also occasionally use this space when addressing matters in the AP1F court part.
The Office of Court Administration (OCA) tech department also occupies this space.
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