[
  {
    "item": "ard_assessment",
    "program": "Arrest-Related Deaths (BJS)",
    "capturedAtBestPct": 49,
    "assessedSpan": "2003-2009, 2011",
    "suspendedYear": 2014,
    "note": "The BJS-sponsored assessment (Banks et al. 2015) found the Arrest-Related Deaths program captured, at best, 49 percent of law-enforcement homicides over the assessed years. BJS suspended the collection in 2014 because of the undercount.",
    "src": "bjs_ard_assessment"
  },
  {
    "item": "ard_redesign_pilot",
    "method": "Hybrid: standardized open-source (media) review, confirmed by agency and medical-examiner surveys",
    "openSourceIdentified": 1348,
    "openSourceWindow": "2015-06-01 to 2016-03-31",
    "monthlyMean": 135,
    "estimatedTotal": 1900,
    "estimateWindow": "2015-06 to 2016-05",
    "homicideSharePct": 64,
    "note": "The redesigned pilot's media review identified 1,348 potential arrest-related deaths in ten months (about 135 a month) and estimated about 1,900 for the full year, roughly double the old program's annual counts. Of the 425 deaths confirmed in the June-August 2015 quarter, 64 percent were classified as homicide; arrest-related deaths also include suicides and accidents, so this figure is broader than the civilian trackers' scope.",
    "src": "bjs_ard_redesign"
  }
]