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Midtown Community Justice Center, New York

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The Midtown Community Justice Center is a Problem Solving Court in the 1st Judicial Department that combines conventional punishments with alternative sanctions and on-site treatment and training in an effort to break the “revolving door” cycle of crime. The court is located in New York, New York.[1]

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  1. ↑ Community Courts home page
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