Task Force 2.0 General Meeting Agenda & Disproportionality Reports
Task Force 2.0 agenda for the sixth general meeting on March 12, 2021, includes a special report on gender and justice, measuring disproportionality in prisons, comments from past meetings, and attendee list from February 17, 2011.
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Sixth General Meeting Friday, March 12, 2021 Task Force 2.0 Agenda I. II. Welcome and Introductions Special Report from Justice Sheryl Gordon McCloud, Gender & Justice Commission III. Announcements and Reports from Working Groups and Teams IV. Measuring Disproportionality V. Adjourn Next general meeting: April 9, 2021
Measuring disproportionality method 1 Comparative within a racial group 1980 Washington National Black population 3% Black share of WA prison population 28% Black overrepresentation in prisons > 9 times relative to Black population share Black overrepresentation in prisons approximately 4 times greater than Black population share Christianson reported that WA had the worst Black overrepresentation of any state. Scott Christianson, Legal Implications of Racially Disproportionate Incarceration Rates, 16 Crim. L. 1, 59-63 (1980).
Measuring disproportionality method 2 Comparative disproportionality between groups 2005, Prisons & Jails Incarceration rate (per 100,000) Disproportionality ratio (in comparison to White) White Black Latino 393 2522 527 n/a 6.4 1.3
During a meeting, February 17, 2011 How is progress measured? Relative B/W disproportionality 1980 1990 2005 2020 12.2 to 1 (14.3 to 1) Prisons 6.4 to 1 Prison & Jails 4.5 to 1 Prisons ????? 2020 my rough calculations from DOC data and Census
Some comments from Feb 2011 meeting Continue to work after March 2. March 2nd is the groundbreaking day. Continue the Task Force meetings on a quarterly basis. Engage the community more. How are the recommendations going to affect the current system? Where will the recommendations go? What is the immediate solution? The task force do not have teeth, too dry, too academic. How to approach the opening remarks at the March 2nd meeting? Use anger to generate attention. No data will convince the judges if not accompanied by passion and heart. Who will lead the discussion?
Feb. 17, 2011, attendees Bob Chang, Steven Gonzalez, Mary Yu, Jason Gillmer, Mark Niles, Emily McClory, Van Chu, Joey Cronen, Christopher Choe, Keith Talbot, David Perez, Rachelle Heinzen, Allison Durazzi, Jeff Hall, Gail Stone, Wilma Stordahl, Lam Nguyen-Bull, Andrew Sachs, Travis Stearns, Anne Benson, Peter Holmes, Darby DuComb, Monto Morton, Patrick Oishi, Myra Downing, Bob Boruchowitz, Chach Duarte White, Jackie McMurtrie, Karen W. Murray, Victor King, Michael Kim, Veronica Alicea-Galvan, Donald Horowitz, Erick Michl, Jon McKay, Kelli Carroll, Ken Schubert, Matthew Sanders, Aaron Howes, Ron Wilson, Mary Whisner, Taki Flevaris, Alison Holcomb, Katherine Beckett, Sharon Payant, and Fe Lopez.
Closing Thoughts Optimism that comes with spring Next general meeting April 9, 2021 Noon to 1:15pm Same zoom
