Bowling Green State University and the Ohio Attorney General’s Office revealed Wednesday the development of the Center for Justice Research.
The center will be housed on the BGSU school and concentrate on financing research study with other Ohio colleges and organizations on concerns essential to the state. Chief Law Officer Dave Yost stated $170,000 will be committed in the very first year to money 2 or 3 research study jobs.
Among the examples he offered was bail reform.
” I completely support the anticipation of innocence and the state needs to show you remain in reality guilty,” Yost stated. “So a great deal of folks are arguing the concern of bail. Why are we holding especially indigent individuals in custody for prolonged amount of times when they have not been founded guilty of anything? Now we can stop having viewpoints and in fact get some research study and discover some responses.”
Yost stated the center will concentrate on crucial concerns that include public dispute. Yost stated the findings will assist notify his workplace and “ideally the administration and legislature” in their choices.
BGSU President Rodney Rogers stated the collaboration will serve both sides well.
” It is a terrific example of the power of the general public university and state company coming together to serve Ohio,” he stated.
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