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Results of Diversion Practice Survey Now Available

Posted:  2010.5.6

In the spring of 2008, law students MacKenzie Bishop and Rebecca Kratz conducted an online survey of prosecution diversion practices in Wisconsin.  The report linked below is a summary of their findings, information of particular interest today as communities look to cost effective alternatives to formal processes to address their public safety interests.

Click here to read full report.

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