2018-11-12T08:01:03-05:00 2017-12-31 311340869 SHELDON REDER CPAS INC 1230 SPRINGFIELD PIKE CINCINNATI OH 45215 990 2017-01-01 311319172 OHIO JUSTICE AND POLICY CENTER OHIO 5134211108 215 E 9TH STREET 601 CINCINNATI OH 45202 MATT HEEMAN TREASURER 5134211108 2018-10-26 true MARK REDER P00839365 5137714100 2018-11-08 209.173.142.130 2018-11-12 07:01:03 CS P 103A10D780F490E52224D262E0245610C168D8FD B5CA78B1CDC15C003C23866355CDDE43B7D88D56 2017 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z MATT HEEMAN 215 E 9TH ST SUITE 601 CINCINNATI OH 45202 1410678 false X WWW.OHIOJPC.ORG X 1997 OH TO CREATE FAIR, INTELLIGENT, REDEMPTIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS THROUGH ZEALOUS CLIENT-CENTERED ADVOCACY, INNOVATIVE POLICY REFORM, AND CROSS- SECTOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION. 12 12 12 67 0 618438 1344537 32800 55500 303 441 -8227 -2584 643314 1397894 0 0 594201 612782 18906 100717 197800 206148 792001 837836 -148687 560058 421387 977235 42240 38030 379147 939205 X TO CREATE FAIR, INTELLIGENT, REDEMPTIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS THROUGH ZEALOUS CLIENT-CENTERED ADVOCACY, INNOVATIVE POLICY REFORM, AND CROSS- SECTOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION. false false 260764 149467 THE SECOND CHANCE PROJECT ASSISTED OVER 431 PEOPLE IN REMOVING CRIMINAL- RECORDS-BASED BARRIERS, INCLUDING RECORD SEALING, RESOLUTION OF OUTSTANDING CRIMINAL DEBT, EXPUNGEMENT OF CRIMINAL RECORDS, AND CERTIFICATES OF QUALIFICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT (CQE'S). THE SECOND CHANCE COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINIC HELD OVER 30 CLINICS AND PARTNERED WITH OR PRESENTED TO 28 COMMUNITY AGENCIES INCLUDING: CINCINNATI WORKS, URBAN LEAGUE, COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY; OHIO MEANS JOBS; TALBERT HOUSE; AND CITY LINK CENTER. THROUGH THE LEGAL CLINICS AND OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, WE SCREENED 155 PEOPLE FOR RECORD CRIMINAL RECORD SEALING, HAD 31 CQES GRANTED, PROVIDED REPRESENTATION TO 10 HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS; RESOLVED OVER 6,500 IN COURT FINES, FEES AND COSTS; AND HELPED EVEN MORE OHIOANS IN REMOVING OTHER LEGAL BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, HOUSING OR CIVIC PARTICIPATION. THE SECOND CHANCE PROJECT ALSO COLLABORATED WITH THE SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS, COLLEGES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, EMPLOYERS, RE-ENTRY CENTERS AND LOCAL COURTS TO FURTHER ESTABLISH THE RIGHTS OF THOSE WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS WHO ARE RE-ENTERING THEIR COMMUNITIES. 133266 90500 POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY: OJPC CONDUCTS POLICY RESEARCH, POLICY DEVELOPMENT, AND ADVOCACY, INCLUDING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF LOBBYING, IN SERVICE OF THREE OVERARCHING OBJECTIVES: SAFELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCING THE SIZE AND RACIAL DISPARITY OF THE STATE PRISON POPULATION; EXPANDING THE FREEDOM OF PEOPLE WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES; AND PROTECTING THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND DIGNITY OF INCARCERATED PEOPLE. IN 2017, WE PUBLICLY ADVOCATED FOR SEVERAL LEGISLATIVE GOALS: LIMITING THE DEATH PENALTY FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS; CLARIFYING CRIMINAL- RECORD EXPUNGEMENT FOR HUMAN-TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS; EXPANDING REGULAR CRIMINAL-RECORD SEALING; AND IMPROVING THE STATE'S EXISTING CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION FOR EMPLOYEMENT (CQE) PROGRAM. WE ALSO FOCUSED ON BUILDING A BALLOT INITIATIVE EFFORT TO REDUCE THE STATE'S PRISON POPULATION AND REDIRECT THE RESULTANT PRISON-COST SAVINGS TO DRUG TREATMENT AND CRIME- SURVIVOR SERVICES. AS A RESULT OF OUR EFFORTS IN 2017, WE SECURED THE INCLUSION OF OUR RECOMMENDED CQE REFORMS IN THE STATE'S BUDGET BILL (HB 49), MAKING FOR A MORE STREAMLINED APPLICATION PROCESS THAT WOULD BENEFIT JOB SEEKERS WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS. OUR OTHER LEGISLATIVE GOALS LISTED ABOVE, THOUGH NOT ACCOMPLISHED IN 2017, WERE PUSHED FORWARD IN CONCRETE WASY, SETTING US UP FOR VICTORY IN 2018. THE FINAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGE FOR OUR BALLOT INITIATIVE (THE NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY DRUG TREATMENT, AND REHABILITATION AMENDMENT) WAS FILED WITH, ALONG WITH THE FIRST 1,000 SIGNATURES, AND APPROVED BY, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND SECRETARY OF STATE. THIS MARKED THE FORMAL PUBLIC START TO A CAMPAIGN HEADED TOWARD ELECTION DAY 2018. 161041 61758 HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRISON PROJECT: PROTECTING THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND DIGNITY OF INCARCERATED PEOPLE. THIS PROJECT PROVIDES PRISONERS WITH LEGAL REPRESENTATION AND ADVOCACY TO ADDRESS VIOLATIONS SUCH AS THE DENIAL OF HEALTH CARE AND INFRINGEMENT OF RELIGIOUS RIGHTS. PART OF THIS PROGRAM INCLUDES OJPC'S "CONSTITUTIONAL LITIGATION CLINIC," WHICH WE TEACH IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY'S SALMON P. CHASE COLLEGE OF LAW. WE TAUGHT 7 THIRD-YEAR LAW STUDENTS ABOUT CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION THROUGH REAL CASES WITH OUR INMATE CLIENTS, IN BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL COURT. 18346 THE 2017 EXCEPTIONAL LITIGATION PROGRAM CONSISTED OF CASES THAT WERE DEEMED "EXCEPTIONAL" DUE TO THEIR HIGH PROFILE NATURE. THIS CATEGORY INCLUDED OUR REPRESENTATION OF A JUVENILE COURT JUDGE IN A CASE COULD PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF ALL CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS. I ALSO INCLUDED OUR MULTI-UEAR CAMPAIGN FOR CLEMENCY FOR A WRONGFULLY CONVICTED PRISONER, A CASE THAT HAS GARNERED INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION, WHICH RESULTED IN PAROLE OF THIS INDIVIDUAL ON CHRISTMAS DAY, 2017. 18346 573417 true true false true false false false false false false true false false false true true true false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 7 0 true 12 true false false false false false false false false false false X 12 12 false false false false false false false true true false false false true true false true true true false false OH X DEVORAH WAESCH 5134211108 215 E 9TH ST SUITE 601 CINCINNATI OH 45202 X JUDGE MARK PAINTER CHAIR 4.00 X X 0 0 0 SUSAN WHEATLEY SECRETARY 2.00 X X 0 0 0 EILEEN COOPER REED VICE-CHAIR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 MATT HEEMAN TREASURER 2.00 X X 0 0 0 MARY JILL HUGAN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SISTER RUTH KUHN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 PETER LEVIN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 REV JAMES METZER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 DAN MEYER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 MIKE PHILIPS TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 TIM SMITH TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 JANAYA TROTTER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 DAVID SINGLETON EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 X 0 0 0 false false false 25000 85128 57467 1176942 1344537 LITIGATION FEES 541100 31500 31500 CONSULTING 541100 24000 24000 55500 441 441 10200 85128 12784 -2584 1397894 55500 441 524921 359856 116872 48193 48382 43103 5169 110 39479 26306 9605 3568 32220 22599 6444 3177 18906 18906 22956 16162 4229 2565 14118 4018 1019 9081 11344 8023 279 3042 78017 54726 15601 7690 17143 15569 242 1332 5245 3680 1049 516 4939 3464 988 487 LITIGATION EXPENSE 8911 8911 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 5230 3563 1016 651 BANK CHARGES 2941 1255 357 1329 PROFESSIONAL LICENSE 1113 1113 1971 1069 832 70 837836 573417 163702 100717 264666 509953 516 130397 433379 13446 19347 17509 40515 38783 6977 1732 700 421387 977235 30443 37330 10000 1797 700 42240 38030 X 169584 849929 209563 89276 379147 939205 421387 977235 560058 X false true X true false X 741819 722529 879808 618438 1344537 4307131 741819 722529 879808 618438 1344537 4307131 1451274 2855857 3531 399 309 303 441 4983 4312114 295359 0.66230 0.67130 X 276 16155 16431 821405 837836 150675 37669 136854 143592 143923 150675 575044 862566 27436 22842 43843 16431 110552 34214 35898 35981 37669 143762 215643 27436 22842 276 50554 23259 21527 1732 17256 17256 1732 IOLTA FUNDS HELD FOR OTHERS 700 700 X 1495678 85000 12784 97784 1397894 1397894 935620 85000 12784 97784 837836 837836 SCHEDULE D, PAGE 3, PART X MANAGEMENT HAS EVALUATED THE SUPPORT FOR ITS TAX POSITIONS TAKEN AND DETERMINED NO MATERIAL UNCERTAINTIES EXIST THAT WOULD REQUIRE DISCLOSURE OR PROVISION FOR THE EFFECTS OF UNCERSTAIN TAX POSITIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017 SCHEDULE D, PAGE 4, PART XI, LINE 2D FUNDRAISING EVENTS EXPENSE 12,784 SCHEDULE D, PAGE 4, PART XII, LINE 2D FUNDRAISING EVENTS EXPENSE 12,784 X X X X X X true 25TH HOUR 2335 BEACHCREEK LN CINCINNATI OH 45233 true 95328 18906 76422 95328 18906 76422 ANNIVERSARY EVE 95328 85128 10200 12111 673 95328 85128 10200 12111 673 12784 -2584 SCHEDULE G, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2B, COLUMN (III) 25TH HOUR CONSULTS ON FUNDRAISING EVENT SCHEDULE G, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2B, COLUMN (V) 25TH HOUR FULL AMOUNT PAID TO FUNDERRAIER SHOWN ON FORM 1099 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A REMOVING OTHER LEGAL BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, HOUSING OR CIVIC PARTICIPATION. THE SECOND CHANCE PROJECT ALSO COLLABORATED WITH THE SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS, COLLEGES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, EMPLOYERS, RE-ENTRY CENTERS AND LOCAL COURTS TO FURTHER ESTABLISH THE RIGHTS OF THOSE WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS WHO ARE RE-ENTERING THEIR COMMUNITIES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B BALLOT INITIATIVE EFFORT TO REDUCE THE STATE'S PRISON POPULATION AND REDIRECT THE RESULTANT PRISON-COST SAVINGS TO DRUG TREATMENT AND CRIME- SURVIVOR SERVICES. AS A RESULT OF OUR EFFORTS IN 2017, WE SECURED THE INCLUSION OF OUR RECOMMENDED CQE REFORMS IN THE STATE'S BUDGET BILL (HB 49), MAKING FOR A MORE STREAMLINED APPLICATION PROCESS THAT WOULD BENEFIT JOB SEEKERS WITH CRIMINAL RECORDS. OUR OTHER LEGISLATIVE GOALS LISTED ABOVE, THOUGH NOT ACCOMPLISHED IN 2017, WERE PUSHED FORWARD IN CONCRETE WASY, SETTING US UP FOR VICTORY IN 2018. THE FINAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGE FOR OUR BALLOT INITIATIVE (THE NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY DRUG TREATMENT, AND REHABILITATION AMENDMENT) WAS FILED WITH, ALONG WITH THE FIRST 1,000 SIGNATURES, AND APPROVED BY, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND SECRETARY OF STATE. THIS MARKED THE FORMAL PUBLIC START TO A CAMPAIGN HEADED TOWARD ELECTION DAY 2018. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D THE 2017 EXCEPTIONAL LITIGATION PROGRAM CONSISTED OF CASES THAT WERE DEEMED "EXCEPTIONAL" DUE TO THEIR HIGH PROFILE NATURE. THIS CATEGORY INCLUDED OUR REPRESENTATION OF A JUVENILE COURT JUDGE IN A CASE COULD PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF ALL CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS. I ALSO INCLUDED OUR MULTI-UEAR CAMPAIGN FOR CLEMENCY FOR A WRONGFULLY CONVICTED PRISONER, A CASE THAT HAS GARNERED INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION, WHICH RESULTED IN PAROLE OF THIS INDIVIDUAL ON CHRISTMAS DAY, 2017. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B OPERATIONS MANAGER AND THE HEAD OF FINANCE COMMITTEE REVIEW AND APPROVE FORM 990 PRIOR TO FILING AND RECOMMEND CHANGES IF NEEDED. A COPY IS PRESENTED TO THE FULL BOARD DURING THE NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS NOT COMPENSATED. THERE IS CURRENTLY NO PROCESS TO DETERMINE HIS SALARY. IF WE WERE TO REPLACE HIM, THE BOARD WOULD DEVELOP A COMMITTEE TO HIRE A REPLACEMENT AND DETERMINE COMPENSATION FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 UPON REQUEST AND APPROVAL BY THE BOARD FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 FUNDRAISING EVENTS EXPENSE 12,784 FUNDRAISING EVENTS EXPENSE -12,784