JustiCore exists at the intersection of evidence, ethics, and real-world justice.
What We Do
JustiCore provides consulting, education, and academic support services designed for today’s justice professionals and future leaders. Our services include:
Criminal justice consulting and program analysis
Evidence-based practice training and professional development
Academic, graduate, doctoral-level support
Policy review and research-informed guidance
Digital courses for justice practitioners and students
Each engagement is tailored, research-driven, and designed to deliver lasting value beyond a single project.
Who We Serve
JustiCore serves:
Criminal justice professionals
Justice-focused organizations and agencies
Graduate and doctoral students
Educators and academic institutions
Leaders seeking data-informed justice solutions
We work with individuals and organizations committed to strengthening justice outcomes through learning, accountability, and continuous improvement.
Why JustiCore
Justice systems do not improve through trends or assumptions—they improve through intentional, evidence-based action. JustiCore exists to support that work by equipping professionals and students with the knowledge, tools, and perspective necessary to lead with confidence and competence.
JustiCore exists at the intersection of evidence, ethics, and real-world justice.
The criminal justice system is complex, consequential, and constantly evolving. Decisions made by justice professionals—whether in policy, practice, education, or leadership—carry lasting implications for individuals, families, and communities. JustiCore was established to strengthen those decisions through evidence-based research, practical expertise, and disciplined analysis.
At its core, JustiCore is built on a simple but powerful belief: justice systems function best when informed by sound research, professional experience, and ethical accountability.
Our story
JustiCore bridges the gap between academic research and frontline practice. Too often, research remains confined to journals, while practitioners are left without clear, actionable guidance. We translate evidence into practice—making complex research understandable, applicable, and relevant to real-world justice settings.
Our work is grounded in:
Evidence-based practices
Applied criminal justice research
Frontline operational experience
Academic rigor and integrity
Whether supporting justice agencies, professionals, or students, JustiCore focuses on solutions that are practical, defensible, and measurable.
Our Approach
JustiCore is guided by five foundational principles:
Integrity —Ethical decision-making and professional responsibility
Evidence —Research-driven solutions grounded in data
Practical Impact—Knowledge that works beyond theory
Excellence —High standards in scholarship and service
Service —Advancing justice through education and support
These values shape every course, consultation, and collaboration.
Our Values
JustiCore’s mission is to advance justice by translating evidence-based research into practical solutions for justice professionals, organizations, and students. We equip those who serve the justice system with the knowledge, tools, and analytical clarity necessary to make informed, ethical, and effective decisions.
Mission Statement
JustiCore envisions a justice system led by informed professionals, grounded in evidence, and strengthened through ethical practice, continuous learning, and accountability. We seek to be a trusted resource at the intersection of research, practice, and education—shaping justice outcomes that are fair, effective, and sustainable.
Vision Statement
Every decision we make at JustiCore is shaped by a clear sense of purpose and integrity.
Founder’s Statement
JustiCore was founded from firsthand experience inside the criminal justice system and years of academic study examining how justice policies and practices operate in reality—not just in theory.
Throughout my career, I observed a consistent disconnect between research and practice. Frontline professionals are often expected to implement “best practices” without access to the research behind them, while scholars produce valuable findings that rarely reach the practitioners who need them most. JustiCore was created to close that gap.
My work is shaped by experience across multiple roles within the justice system, combined with advanced academic training in criminal justice and forensic psychology. This dual perspective—both practitioner and scholar—drives everything JustiCore offers. I believe justice professionals deserve resources that are rigorous, realistic, and respectful of the challenges they face daily.
JustiCore is not about quick answers or one-size-fits-all solutions. It is about thoughtful analysis, ethical responsibility, and strengthening justice through evidence. Every service, course, and consultation reflects a commitment to advancing justice with clarity, integrity, and purpose.
Sevoca Glass Jr (Ph.D. Candidate)—Founder, JustiCore
Meet the Founder
Sevoca Glass Jr., Ph.D Candidate
Founder | JustiCore Consulting
Sevoca Glass Jr. is a criminal justice scholar-practitioner with extensive experience across federal law enforcement, corrections, behavioral analysis, and higher education. His professional background spans frontline operations and academic leadership, providing a comprehensive perspective on how justice systems function in practice.
Sevoca holds a Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice, a Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology, a Master of Science in Criminal Justice, and is a doctoral candidate in criminal justice. His academic work focuses on evidence-based practices, juvenile justice, family dynamics, and system-level decision-making. As an adjunct instructor, he has taught criminal law and procedure and related justice courses, integrating real-world experience with research-driven instruction.
Through JustiCore, Sevoca brings disciplined analysis, ethical accountability, and practical insight to justice consulting, professional development, and academic support. His work is guided by a commitment to strengthening justice systems through research, education, and service.