Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority works to identify critical issues facing the criminal justice system and proposes legislation, programs, and policies that address those issues. ICJIA also strives to ensure the criminal justice system is as efficient and effective as possible.

The first Statewide Violence Prevention Plan, for 2020-2024, was released in 2021. Since then, a variety of implementation, research, and activities have taken place. The Ad Hoc Violence Prevention Committee and its workgroups reviewed these activities, reports, and research, discussing ways in which this work could be used to inform the public.

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A modern, privacy-focused image compression tool built with Nuxt 4. Squish helps writers and designers optimize their images with a beautiful, interactive preview comparison slider and real-time quality adjustments

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Copperhead is the internal codename for the rebuilt ICJIA Research Hub public website — the reading experience for the agency's research articles, datasets, and data dashboards. At launch it simply becomes the Research Hub; the codename retires.

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Adult Redeploy Illinois was established by the Crime Reduction Act (Public Act 96-0761) to provide financial incentives to local jurisdictions for programs that allow diversion of individuals from state prisons by providing community-based services.

Hub Studio 2.0 — the internal tool Research & Analysis (R&A) staff use to write, preview, and publish Research Hub content (articles, apps, datasets); the authoring-and-publishing component of the wider Hub 2.0 project.