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Apr 30, 2026

Beyond Incarceration: How Breaking Barriers Is Building Pathways to Housing and Employment in Los Angeles

This brief describes results from an evaluation of Breaking Barriers, a program in Los Angeles County that helps justice-involved individuals and families secure stable housing and employment.
Research

Apr 30, 2026

Breaking Barriers Rapid Rehousing Program for Justice-Involved Individuals in Los Angeles County: Local Evaluation Report

Justice-involved individuals often face significant challenges securing stable housing and employment. The authors of this report examine a program designed to help justice-involved individuals improve housing and employment outcomes.
Research

Apr 29, 2026

Contextual Determinants of the Implementation of a Mental Health Diversion Policy in California: Lessons Learned From Local Implementation Partners

Qualitative assessment of nine California counties finds that standardizing mental health diversion processes facilitates implementation, while prosecutor concerns and public safety perceptions pose barriers.
Project

Mar 25, 2026

Conducting addictions research in the criminal justice system

RAND Europe is exploring how research on innovative substance use treatments and recovery technologies across the UK is conducted in criminal justice settings.
Research

Mar 23, 2026

Evaluation of Pima County’s Bureau of Justice Assistance Fiscal Year 2021 Second Chance Act Pay for Success Initiative

This report presents an evaluation of Pima County’s Second Chance Act Pay for Success Initiative, a permanent supportive housing program that aims to address the challenges of homelessness, behavioral health conditions, and repeated incarceration.
Expert Insights

Mar 23, 2026

Justice for those vulnerable to exploitation

The third in the Justice for All series, this paper reflects on the preventing the exploitation of vulnerable people through modern slavery.
Project

Mar 23, 2026

Justice for All Series

RAND Europe is partnering with the Justice for All Series to ensure events are evidence-based and support long-term, practical reform across the justice system.
Expert Insights

Feb 4, 2026

Justice for the accused: Drivers and costs of inefficiencies in the criminal court system in England and Wales

The second in the Justice for All series, this paper reflects on the drivers and costs of inefficiencies in the criminal court system in England and Wales.
Expert Insights

Oct 30, 2025

The Economic Legacy of Magna Carta

This perspective examines the economic legacy of Magna Carta asks whether today’s SDG 16 - peace, justice and strong institutions - could have a similarly transformative impact, showing that investment in justice yields clear economic returns.
Oct 1, 2025

Criminal and Civil Justice

RAND draws on its cross-disciplinary expertise to deliver rigorous research and analysis to strengthen public safety and enhance the performance of U.S. justice systems.
Oct 1, 2025

Building a Skilled Justice Workforce

RAND partners with state and local agencies to assess staffing, training, and well-being needs across the criminal legal system to develop evidence-based strategies for building a skilled and resilient justice workforce.
Oct 1, 2025

Supporting Community Reintegration

RAND evaluates employment, education, and post-conviction relief strategies by drawing insights from employers, service providers, and people with lived experience.

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Beyond Incarceration: How Breaking Barriers Is Building Pathways to Housing and Employment in Los Angeles

Breaking Barriers Rapid Rehousing Program for Justice-Involved Individuals in Los Angeles County: Local Evaluation Report

Contextual Determinants of the Implementation of a Mental Health Diversion Policy in California: Lessons Learned From Local Implementation Partners

Conducting addictions research in the criminal justice system

Evaluation of Pima County’s Bureau of Justice Assistance Fiscal Year 2021 Second Chance Act Pay for Success Initiative

Justice for those vulnerable to exploitation

Justice for All Series

Justice for the accused: Drivers and costs of inefficiencies in the criminal court system in England and Wales

The Economic Legacy of Magna Carta

Criminal and Civil Justice

Building a Skilled Justice Workforce

Supporting Community Reintegration

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Related Topics

Incorporating Those with Lived Experience to Improve Community Supervision Outcomes

Resetting the Record: The Facts on Hiring People with Criminal Histories

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

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Beyond Incarceration: How Breaking Barriers Is Building Pathways to Housing and Employment in Los Angeles

Breaking Barriers Rapid Rehousing Program for Justice-Involved Individuals in Los Angeles County: Local Evaluation Report

Contextual Determinants of the Implementation of a Mental Health Diversion Policy in California: Lessons Learned From Local Implementation Partners

Conducting addictions research in the criminal justice system

Evaluation of Pima County’s Bureau of Justice Assistance Fiscal Year 2021 Second Chance Act Pay for Success Initiative

Justice for those vulnerable to exploitation

Justice for All Series

Justice for the accused: Drivers and costs of inefficiencies in the criminal court system in England and Wales

The Economic Legacy of Magna Carta

Criminal and Civil Justice

Building a Skilled Justice Workforce

Supporting Community Reintegration

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