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Jessica Reichert

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Research & Analysis Unit |  Manager, Center for Justice Research and Evaluation

Jessica Reichert is a highly accomplished and experienced researcher in criminology. With over two decades of experience, she had made significant contributions through her work at the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, where she serves as a Senior Research Scientist and Manager of the Center for Justice Research and Evaluation. Her research interests span a range of topics, including policing; deflection/diversion programs; behavioral and public health; probation and court services; corrections; and reentry. She have published extensively on those subjects, authoring well over 150 technical reports and peer-reviewed articles. Her work has garnered recognition, and she has been a 4-time recipient of the Justice Information Research Network’s National Research Publication Award. She taught crime analytics, research methods, and juvenile justice courses as an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago. She earned her master’s degree in criminal justice from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and bachelor’s degree from Bradley University.

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