Public Launch of Prosecutorial Data Dashboards

coloradolab / 08 September 2022

Close-up of golden statue depicting blindfolded Lady Justice with the scales of justice in one hand a sword in another.

Collaborative Statement Issued by Eight Colorado District Attorneys

As elected District Attorneys, both Republican and Democrat across rural and urban districts, we believe robust data is needed to identify and prioritize the actions we can take to improve community safety, the justice system, reduce disparities, and make sure we are treating defendants and victims fairly. Until now, though, most DA offices have simply not had the ability to aggregate, review, make meaning of, or share information publicly. Read the full statement here.

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