Sentences with phrase «justice data»

A «research framework» is a structure or system that would enhance production, quality, organization and sharing of justice data.

This project will explore work done to enhance justice data and empirical measurement in other jurisdictions.

The key theme in the current access to justice data moment is responsiveness.

Help develop an effective global access to justice data effort, in coalition with others.

My organization is, for instance, already working on a tool to get justice data from social media.

National Archive of Criminal Justice Data: Original research based on archived data concerning criminal justice and criminology.

«While I am generally familiar with the Cole memorandum, I am not privy to any internal Department of Justice data regarding the effectiveness of the policies contained within that memorandum.

Ministry of Justice data on stop and search arrests show that for every 400 searches under the Terrorism Act, just one leads to an arrest.

One paper in the works with Currie combines South Carolina Medicaid claims, Vital Statistics records, Department of Education, and Department of Juvenile Justice data to provide an explanation for the rise in ADHD diagnoses and treatment, and look at the effects of recently approved medications for ADHD.

This recognised that accurate figures were particularly difficult because of deficiencies in the Ministry of Justice data already criticised by the National Audit Office.

This will be done to ensure that BC is fully aware of all current or previous attempts in any other jurisdiction to enhance justice data quality, encourage data sharing and expand the use of empirical research and justice program evaluation.

Deciding how justice data is best stored — how should data be collected, accessed and shared?

This project will produce a report exploring a) the advisability, b) the feasibility and, if appropriate, c) options for undertaking a BC justice data scan.

Hussain v Secretary of State for Justice Data Protection Act 1998 challenge brought by Al Qaeda terrorist.

Generally speaking, survey - based studies tend to find equivalent rates of perpetration across sexes (Agnew and Hugeley, 1989; Browne and Hamilton 1998; Ibabe and Bentler 2016; McCloskey and Lichter 2003; Nock and Kazdin 2002; Straus et al. 1980), while criminal justice data show higher rates of perpetration among adolescent boys (63 — 83 %, Condry and Miles 2014; Pagani et al. 2004; Routt and Anderson 2011; Walsh and Krienert 2009).

The Law and Justice data cube includes information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15 years and over.

«It is for these reasons, perhaps, that access to justice data is not readily available — such outcomes are not measured because they are not intended.»

First, there isn't much relevant access to justice data.

Thirdly: even if we had the data, there is not even any serious thinking (let alone action) going on about a systemic approach to make that justice data widely available and useable.

Should / could justice data or access to data be aggregated in a single location or through a single path?

Not all governments have justice data, like justice data, or are transparent with justice data.