Justice Technology Transparency Project
Bringing Transparency and Accountability to Justice System Technology
Our Mission
The Justice Technology Transparency Project works to ensure that technologies used in the criminal legal system are transparent, explainable, and accountable, protecting constitutional rights and due process through research, policy advocacy, and public education.
*This organization is in its early research phase and does not provide legal advice.
Our Current Initiatives
Research
Through extensive research, we analyze the challenges faced within justice systems and develop evidence-based solutions that can inform policy changes and improve practices.
Public Eductaion
Our advocacy efforts focus on raising awareness about injustices and educate our community.
What We’re Working On Right Now
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Mississippi justice tech transparency research
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Public records requests to courts & agencies
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Interviews with defenders + legal aid
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“Technology in Your Courtroom” explanatory series
"Why this matters"
Across the United States, technology is increasingly used to influence decisions about bail, sentencing, surveillance, and policing. Many of these tools are proprietary, unregulated, and hidden from public scrutiny—raising serious constitutional and civil rights concerns.
The Justice Technology Transparency Project exists to ensure that technology in the justice system serves the public interest, not secrecy or bias.