A Better Path to Achieving Public Safety- The Challenge Of Mental Health And The Criminal Justice System

Jacobs, Lawrence R.
Ornstein, Norman J.
Draheim, Rich
Gillison Jr., Daniel H.
Greiling, Mindy
Latz, Ronald
Leifman, Steve
McCarthy, Kelly
2022-08-11

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A Better Path to Achieving Public Safety- The Challenge Of Mental Health And The Criminal Justice System

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Minnesota can reduce incarceration and improve police performance by taking mental health seriously. Sound far-fetched? It’s happening in Miami-Dade County where Judge Steve Leifman has transformed the way the criminal justice system and police respond to people with serious mental illness. A remarkable conversation will identify how Minnesota can join the revolution in public safety-- saving lives and money. The panel is made up of: Sen. Rich Draheim (R), Minnesota Senate Daniel H. Gillison Jr., National CEO, NAMI Mindy Greiling, Author, “Fix What You Can: A Lawmaker’s Fight for Her Son” Sen. Ron Latz (DFL), Minnesota Senate Judge Steve Leifman, Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Chief Kelly McCarthy, Mendota Heights Police Department & Chair, Minnesota POST Board Norm Ornstein, Emeritus Scholar, American Enterprise Institute Moderated by: Larry Jacobs

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Jacobs, Lawrence R.; Ornstein, Norman J.; Draheim, Rich; Gillison Jr., Daniel H.; Greiling, Mindy; Latz, Ronald; Leifman, Steve; McCarthy, Kelly. (2022). A Better Path to Achieving Public Safety- The Challenge Of Mental Health And The Criminal Justice System. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268987.

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