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Lenore Lebron and Tia Pooler, researchers who oversee Data Analytics and Applied Research at the Center for Justice Innovation, discuss their ongoing efforts to oversee the use of the CCAT in the field. This includes a explaining how they collect data from the CCAT to identify trends and to monitor the continued accuracy of the tool and its responsiveness to the populations assessed by the CCAT. Tia and Lenore present recommendations for jurisdictions collecting and using their own data.
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