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RTI, North Carolina to Test App Designed to Aid Prisoner Re-Entry

RTI International Partners with North Carolina Department of Public Safety to Evaluate Effectiveness of Web-based Re-entry Planning Tool, PokketSM

Overdose Training in Jail Gets Naloxone to Where It’s Needed Most, Data Show

How the Prison System Creates ‘Absentee Dads’— and Hurts the Kids They Leave Behind

UNH Gets Grant to Help Child Sex Abuse Investigators

Actionable Insight from Unprecedented Study on Families Affected by Incarceration Available in New Book

Federal Government Picks NC Research Facility to Run Sexual Assault Test Kit Initiative

RTP Research Group Spearheads Effort to Clear Backlog of Sexual Assault Cases

NC Program Helps Former Prisoners Make It on the Outside

Study on Effectiveness of Prison-Based College Program

North Carolina’s Prison-Based College Program Shows Hope, Challenges to Incarcerated Individuals

Study: 'Some Evidence' Supports 'Driving While Black' Concept in Some Parts of Raleigh

Algorithms Can Speed Up Court Process, Bail Decisions, but Not Without Shortcomings

Processing DNA from Rape Kits 'A Game Changer'

Presumed Innocent? A Funder Steps Up Its Push Against a Deeply Unfair Pretrial Justice System

RTI International Joins National Partnership for Pretrial Justice

Tip Line Blueprint Offers Help to Schools

Study Shows Just How Violent Bakken Became as Oil Drilling Surged in North Dakota, Montana

Debate Rages Over Whether Pretrial Risk Assessments are Racially Biased

RTI International and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Researchers Collaborate on Study of Early Policies to Establish Sanctioned Safe Consumption Sites in the U.S.