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Changing Criminal
Justice: Surviving, Adapting, Succeeding
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2009 National
Forum Aug. 9-11, in Bellevue, WA.
This year's Forum was a huge success!
About the National
Forum
Sponsored by the National Criminal
Justice Association, the IJIS Institute and the Bureau of Justice
Assistance, the 2009 National Forum on Criminal Justice and Public
Safety is the only national conference that brings together justice and
public safety practitioners with leaders from federal, state, tribal and
local governments and the private sector in a neutral venue to share
real life solutions that are working across the country. Last year, 93
percent of National Forum attendees reported that they learned useful
ideas and strategies that they could take home and implement
immediately. Ninety-five percent of attendees said the National Forum
was important for their professional development.
Workshop
PowerPoints
View the full workshop descriptions
Opening Plenary Panel: The Relationship Between
Economic Conditions and Crime Rates - Or Not
• Listen to
an audio recording of this session
• Lawrence
Brown, Dept. of Geography, The Ohio State University
• H.
Naci Mocan, Dept. of Economics, Louisiana State University
• Richard
Rosenfeld, Dept. of Criminology, University of Missouri, St.
Louis
Luncheon Keynote Address: Maintaining Effective
Services in an Era of Reduced Budgets
• Chief
John Batiste, WA State Patrol
Proven Strategies to Respond to Gang
Violence
• Chief
Richard Van Boxtel, Oneida Tribal Police Dept.
Managing For Success: Effective
Meetings
• All
Slides
Alternatives to Incareration - Cost Effective
Public Policy
• Tim
Murray, Pretrial Justice Institute
• Gary
Darling, Larimer County, CO
The Critical Role of Fusion Centers in
Protecting the "Home Town"
• Tom
O'Reilly, BJA
• Steve
Hewitt, TN Fusion Center
• Cmdr.
Joan McNamara, Los Angeles Police Dept.
Overcoming Hurdles to Sustainable
Information-Sharing
• Maury
Mitchell, AL Criminal Justice Information Center
Inside the Beltway
• Cabell
Cropper and Elizabeth Pyke, NCJA
Intelligence-Led Policing: Lessons From the
Field
• Lt.
Andrew Mills, San Diego Police Dept.
• Lt.
Brian Russell, Richmond Police Dept.
Managing For Success: Facilitation
Skills
• All
Slides
Providing Community Support for Individuals
Returning from Incarceration
• Tony
Fish, Creek (Muscogee) Nation Reintergration Program
The Power of Effective Information Sharing: Case
Studies of Excellence
• Cathy
Plummer, Nlets
Where Have All the Standards Gone: An Update on
the Status of the Major National Information Sharing
Programs
• All
Slides
Managing for Success: Dynamic Presentations
• All
Slides
SORNA- How States and Tribes and Implementing
Strategies to Protect Communities
• Joshua
Breedlove, MS Band of Choctaw Indians
• Lori
McPherson, SMART Office
• Julie
Towler, NV Attorney General's Office
Justice Reinvestment: Saving Funds, Lives and
Communities
• Marshall
Clement, Council of State Governments Justice Center
Managing for Success: Stress
Management
• All
Slides
Privacy and Fusion - Protecting Privacy and
Civil Liberties While Effectively Combating Terrorism
• All
Slides
The Next Pandemic: Are You Ready?
• Niki
O'Keeffe, AZ Supreme Court, Administrative Office of the Courts
• Jackie
Weaknecht, PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Please check back as we are continually adding more
sessions.
Make plans to join us next year at the 2010
National Forum August 1-3, at the Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa in Ft.
Myers, FL.
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