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Pourquoi les statistiques sont des éléments clefs pour combattre le crime

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Anne Milgram |

TED@BCG San Francisco

• October 2013

Lorsqu'elle est devenue procureur général du New Jersey en 2007, Anne Milgram a rapidement découvert quelques faits troublants : non seulement son équipe ne savait pas vraiment qui ils mettaient en prison, mais ils n'avaient aucun moyen de comprendre si leurs décisions était prise pour la sécurité des citoyens. C'est ainsi que commença son incroyablement inspirante quête de l'analyse de données et de l'analyse statistiques du système de justice pénale des Etats-Unis.

Lorsqu'elle est devenue procureur général du New Jersey en 2007, Anne Milgram a rapidement découvert quelques faits troublants : non seulement son équipe ne savait pas vraiment qui ils mettaient en prison, mais ils n'avaient aucun moyen de comprendre si leurs décisions était prise pour la sécurité des citoyens. C'est ainsi que commença son incroyablement inspirante quête de l'analyse de données et de l'analyse statistiques du système de justice pénale des Etats-Unis.

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Anne Milgram

Criminal justice reformer

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