Sentences with phrase «justice coordinator»

A full - time restorative justice coordinator working for the school is ideal.

The new office will be headed by a Civil Justice Coordinator, who will «advise» the mayor on ways to connect people in need of legal help with civil legal services.

During his teaching experience, he has been a grade level chair, department chair, technology lead, innovation coordinator, and restorative justice coordinator.

He also served as executive assistant criminal justice coordinator under Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, and deputy director in the state Division of Criminal Justice Services in Gov. George Pataki's office.

The earmarked money is supporting a full - time restorative justice coordinator at the Oakland High School campus.

Two provisions in the tentative agreement are of particular interest in the AROS world: The first is a provision that commits the district to put between $ 10 million and $ 27 million into clinicians, wrap - around supports, and restorative justice coordinators in 20 to 55 schools.

Appointment of an elder justice coordinator within the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection.

Ryan, who began his career as a probation officer, served as the city's acting deputy criminal justice coordinator and was a commissioner on the Board of Elections.

Her proposal for a new Civil Justice Coordinator would essentially work toward affording New Yorkers a new right — a right to a lawyer in certain civil cases, something guaranteed today only in criminal cases.

An Associate Professor & Chair, Political Science Dept, Education for Justice Coordinator at The Univ of Scranton.

She has had a career in law enforcement and corrections, and ended her 25 - year career as the restorative justice coordinator for the Arizona Department of Corrections.

Restorative Discipline calls for an outside restorative justice coordinator to serve onsite.

Names that have been floated to date include Jeff Kay, director of the mayor's Office of Operations, and John Feinblatt, the mayor's criminal justice coordinator, who flirted briefly with a Manhattan DA run last fall.

Among its new tasks will be to coordinate with the Office of the Civil Justice Coordinator — another Mark - Viverito brainchild — to determine the «legal service needs» of people without proper paperwork.

At the announcement, held at the Morris Park Community Association, the Mayor and Senator Klein were joined by Assembly Member Jose Peralta, the Assembly sponsor of the legislation; John Feinblatt, the Mayor's criminal justice coordinator; Council Public Safety Chair Peter Vallone Jr.; and Al D'Angelo, the President of the Morris Park Community Association.

The two proposals — to create a Civil Justice Coordinator and an Office of Labor — were just two of the expansive ideas trumpeted by Ms. Mark - Viverito in her first State of the City address since taking lead of the City Council over a year ago.

To do this, we are going to create an Office of the Civil Justice Coordinator.

The conditions attached to the appropriation mandate that the criminal justice coordinator would be required to provide semi-annual headcount reports to the Council that outline the total number of staff associated with the Office of Special Enforcement, separated by title and agency.

In the way the city's criminal justice coordinator works to set and develop policy, so would the civil justice coordinator — and Mr. Levine said his goal would be scaling up to a universal right to counsel in cases that could be potentially life - altering, such as eviction, custody matters, and deportation hearings.

Feinblatt, 60, is the city's criminal justice coordinator, and Mintz, 47, is consumer affairs commissioner.

A new Office of the Civil Justice Coordinator will ensure that New Yorkers have legal representation when it comes to everything from fighting eviction to dealing with debt collectors.

In addition to calling for 1,000 new police officers to focus on community policing, Mark Viverito also called for police to issue more summonses and desk appearance tickets in lieu of arrests for low - level offenses and announced plans to revitalize the Human Rights Commission and create a new Office of the Civil Justice Coordinator to make sure New Yorkers can obtain representation in civil cases.

Charged by higher ups with the task of reducing suspensions, Gholar requested resources and was able to get her school «a conflict resolution specialist, a restorative justice coordinator, more campus aides, performing arts events and other activities» (Watanabe, 2014).

As far as the group is concerned, the Senate should pass a version of No Child that eliminates any kind of accountability and spend even more money on a grab - bag of programs that includes «restorative justice coordinators» to reduce overuse of suspensions and expulsions.

Brea Lowenberger, Director, CREATE Justice and Access to Justice Coordinator, College of Law, U of S

Before joining the Lab, Rickard worked in the Massachusetts courts as the state's first Access to Justice Coordinator, where she developed and implemented new policies and programs in the areas of language access, technology, and resources for self - represented litigants.

Before joining the Lab, Rickard worked in the Massachusetts courts as the state's first Access to Justice Coordinator, developing policies, programs, and technology to improve access to justice for underserved communities.