Procedural Justice Review
Policies can look fair on paper yet operate unfairly in practice. Our diagnostics—rooted in 21st Century Policing and adapted for cross-sector use—show how people experience your systems and where procedures break down.
Assessment Areas:
Procedural justice and fairness (arrest/enforcement, sanction and fine structures, HR discipline, student conduct, grievance processes)
Organizational structure and spans of control
Equity in budget, staffing, equipment, and training investments
Training quality and access to professional development
Community and stakeholder partnerships and co-production of services
Policy compliance, audit readiness, and risk mapping
Peer benchmarking against like-sized or mission-similar organizations
What You Get:
A clear findings brief and prioritized roadmap—what to fix, who should own it, estimated effort, and how to measure change.