The Academy for Justice hosts a variety of programming and events to help bridge the gap between academia and on-the-ground criminal justice reform efforts. We often collaborate with other academic centers and academics, practitioners, policy advocates, law enforcement, government actors, and a variety of other experts.
Join the Academy for Justice on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023, for a book event focusing on violence against women in the criminal legal system. Three authors with books on the topic, will be present to discuss their books and answer questions, as a lead into the Miscarriages of Justice Symposium to take place the following day.
A diverse group of practitioners and scholars recently gathered for a working-group process to create a Miscarriages of Justice Post-Conviction Innovation and Action Guide for Litigators that provides concrete and implementable guidance on miscarriage of justice claims.
Listen to and interact with scholars from across the country talk about the overcriminalization of vulnerable populations. Speakers will discuss Professor Valena Beety’s book, Manifesting Justice, along with their own work to identify how women and vulnerable populations are uniquely impacted by incarceration.
The Drug Enforcement and Policy Center at the Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University and the Academy for Justice at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University are co-hosting a symposium titled “Drugs and Public Safety: Exploring the Impact of Policy, Policing, and Prosecutorial Reforms” to examine the public safety impact of marijuana and other modern drug policy reforms.
Sun Devil Giving Day is just around the corner on March 16. Every dollar donated during this day of philanthropy goes directly to supporting students, scholarships and programs at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. Every gift makes an impact, no matter the size.
The Academy for Justice is proud to sponsor the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law's 2023 Symposium, entitled Reflections on the Future of