CSG Justice Center

Congratulations to the 2026 recipients of the Judge Stephen S. Goss Memorial Award! 
 
These judges and psychiatrists have made meaningful contributions to improve how the justice system supports people with behavioral health needs. 
 
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Mecklenburg and Wake counties in NC are among the 12 counties recently selected for our Counties Aligning Health & Safety pilot program to identify gaps in local justice systems and explore behavioral health interventions tailored to each community's needs.

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A conviction has consequences that extend far beyond a person’s sentence, affecting access housing, education, employment, voting, and more. 

Join us, @CrimJusticeNYC, and @CUNYISLG to learn how to identify these legal barriers at the state and federal level—and what legal mechanisms can provide relief. 
 
People from *any* state can register today: hubs.la/Q04DzDY10

What does it take to reduce repeat offenses in South Dakota? It requires looking at what happens before and after release and investing in the support people need.

As CSG Justice Center’s David D’Amora told South Dakota Searchlight, “You have to look at all parts of the elephant. You have to look at what happens on the way out, and what happens when they are out.”

What role do (and should) judges play in responding to mental illness? 
 
Our panel will examine that question at the 2026 Judges & Psychiatrists Leadership Summit, which is FREE and VIRTUAL and hosted by the CSG Justice Center, @PsychFoundation, and @StateCourts. 
 
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