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Evidence-Based Policy and Practice: The Role of the State in Advancing Criminal Justice Research, Findings from the Researcher Practitioner Partnerships Study (RPPS).

机译：基于证据的政策和实践：国家在推进刑事司法研究中的作用，研究者从业者伙伴关系研究（Rpps）的调查结果。

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There is growing awareness that evidence-based practice and policy are critical to reducing crime. The findings reported here from the Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships Study (RPPS) demonstrate promise for the development of future research collaborations1. We discuss the implications of the resulting evidence to inform practice and policy in the criminal justice (CJ) system. For example, (a) CJ system state administrative agencies (SAAs) reported that they highly value using research to inform their agency/department's mission, and (b) the majority of SAAs that had collaborated with a researcher not employed within the CJ system said the collaboration met their expectations. These and other findings from the RPPS are encouraging. However, there also are discouraging findings, such as those that highlight challenges to conducting research, collaborating to develop and complete a project, and using research evidence as a basis for policy and practice. For example, SAAs reported significant barriers to developing research collaborations, such as limited financial resources, time constraints, and 'red tape.' To improve our understanding of what leads to successful researcher-practitioner collaborations between those working within and outside of the CJ system, we conducted the RPPS, which had two parts. For Part One, SAAs in all 50 states were contacted to provide information about the agency's infrastructure regarding research and researcher-practitioner collaborations; respondents were people responsible for overseeing research in the SAA or for conducting research themselves on behalf of the state. Seventy-five participants from 49 states completed the survey, with several states having multiple respondents from different SAA research departments (i.e., departments of corrections, offices of the courts, etc.).

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