Greg Stoddard is a Senior Research Director for the Crime Lab and Education Lab. He oversees a portfolio of projects related to policing, criminal justice reform, and education. His work blends techniques from data science and social science to help address challenging problems faced in public policy.

Prior to joining the Labs, Greg received his Ph.D. in computer science from Northwestern University.

Greg’s Projects
New Jersey Portfolio
CURRENT

New Jersey Portfolio

The Crime Lab is partnering with the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) to help strengthen reforms to the state’s criminal justice system introduced in 2017, including eliminating cash bail and introducing a risk assessment tool to aid in pretrial release decisions.

New York City Release Assessment
CURRENT

New York City Release Assessment

The Crime Lab partnered with New York City leaders to update its pretrial release assessment to be more accurate and equitable with the aim of helping judges reduce pretrial incarceration by identifying the vast majority of low-risk defendants who can be released without bail or other pretrial conditions.

Officer Support System (OSS)
CURRENT

Officer Support System (OSS)

The Crime Lab partnered with the Chicago Police Department (CPD) to develop the Officer Support System (OSS), a next-generation, data-driven early intervention system to promote officers’ long-term mental health and wellness.