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After the 2012 legalization vote, has Washington's experience with cannabis paid off? - Vimarsana News

After the 2012 legalization vote, has Washington's experience with cannabis paid off?

It's been nearly eight years since July 2014, when Todd Bennatt — an environmental engineer at Kaiser Aluminum — opened the doors at Spokane Green...

Analysis: no systematic agency bias in Washington State Patrol traffic stops – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

Analysis: no systematic agency bias in Washington State Patrol traffic stops – WSU Insider

WSU researchers analyzed data on more than 7 million trooper contacts over a five‑year period, including more than 3.4 million traffic stops, 47,000 calls for service, and 175,000 collisions.

Source: wsu.edu
Study model explores impact of police action on population health - Vimarsana News

Study model explores impact of police action on population health

Understanding how law enforcement impacts population health is a complex but important effort. Nathan Rupert/Flickr A specific police action, an arrest or a shooting, has an immediate and direct effect on the individuals involved, but how far and wide do the reverberations of that action spread through the community? What are the health consequences for a specific, though not necessarily geographically defined, population? The authors of a new UW-led study looking into these questions write that because law enforcement directly interacts with a large number of people, “policin...

Focusing on criminal justice reform | WSU Insider | Washington State University - Vimarsana News

Focusing on criminal justice reform | WSU Insider | Washington State University

WSU’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology overhauled its required curriculum in the wake of the George Floyd murder to continue elevating issues of systemic racism, bias and inequity.

Source: wsu.edu