Wilson Center for Science and Justice at Duke Law
College University
Why pick this one
Wilson Center for Science and Justice at Duke Law evaluates criminal-legal AI and develops North Carolina diversion, reentry, sentencing, and fines-and-fees policy recommendations.
Best for
- Researching fairness and transparency in criminal-legal AI
- Evaluating ShotSpotter or other criminal justice technologies
- Developing behavioral health diversion, deflection, or reentry programs
- Studying criminal fines, fees, traffic debt, and collateral consequences
- Advancing fair sentencing, clemency, parole, or medical-release policies
Look elsewhere if
- Seeking individual criminal defense representation
- Needing emergency legal assistance or immediate case processing
- Looking for a general college admissions or undergraduate education provider
Specialties
- AI safeguards and interpretable glass-box AI in criminal justice
- ShotSpotter and other criminal-legal technology evaluations
- Behavioral health diversion and reentry research
- Fines, fees, and collateral-consequences research
- Fair sentencing, clemency, parole, and medical-release policy
What makes them different
- Non-partisan, evidence-informed research combining science and law
- Evaluated ShotSpotter in Durham, North Carolina, and is conducting a similar Fayetteville study
- Evaluated four Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion sites in North Carolina
- Provides policy guidance on transparent, interpretable AI in criminal legal settings
- Works with Duke students, faculty, staff, government agencies, and community organizations
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 210 Science Dr, Durham, NC 27708-9985
- Website
- https://wcsj.law.duke.edu/
- wcsj@law.duke.edu
Services
- Interdisciplinary criminal justice research
- Policy recommendations and analysis
- Program and technology evaluations
- Community and government collaboration
- AI implementation guidance and consulting