
Using Data to Strengthen Disproportionality Advocacy
Systemic, disproportionality in case outcomes for Black, Brown, and Indigenous peoples is a reality of the legal system. The resources and tools compiled here, are intended to provide attorneys with information that will strengthen their advocacy for their clients.
Topics
- ABA 2023 Report on Plea Bargaining [PDF]
- Accessing Covenant and Redlining Resources
- Addressing Racial Epithets in Cases
- Antiracist Guidance and Resources
- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders & the Prison Industrial Complex
- Bias- Adultification
- Bias and Culturally Responsive Education Guidance
- Bias- Early Childhood Impacts of Racism [PDF]
- Bias and Teachers 2020 Study [PDF]
- Bias, Race, Trials and Prosecutors
- Bias, Judges and Courts
- Breaking the Stereotype of Young Black Men in Education [Video]
- Case Law Resource from Gault Center and Georgetown Collaborative [PDF]
- Caseload YTD Data Visual Reports CLJ and Superior Courts WA
- Cash Bail Disparity Experienced by Black and Brown Populations
- Child Welfare Advocacy and Cultural Humility
- Civil Commitment Sexual Violent Predator Race Ethnicity 2020 Study [PDF]
- Collecting Fines and Fees
- Covid-19
- Data Toolbox
- Demographics of Policing Power and Stops
- Epistemic Injustice
- Eye Witness Challenges
- Framework Tips for Raising Race
- Government and Police Misconduct, Convicting the Innocent [PDF]
- Hate Crime Data
- How the Prison System Started, Works, and Harms
- Incarceration Rates
- Jail Services and Alternatives to Incarceration
- Jury Selection Challenges
- Juvenile Advocacy Resources
- LGBTQ
- Mass Incarceration
- Overuse of Jails
- Police Violence Mapping
- Race: The Power of Illusion
- Risk, Race & Recidivism: Predictive Bias and Disparate Impact (Related to Release Motions)
- Sentencing
- Trauma Informed Resources