The fastest way to improve this project is targeted criticism. This page shows what needs review now, which issue is likely to become policy-grade next, and what kind of feedback is most useful.
Agreement is welcome, but critique is more valuable. The best feedback names a specific claim, source, missing category, implementation risk, metric that could be gamed, or population the paper handles too broadly.
The public paper and expert reviewer bundle are live. The next useful feedback is implementation-grade: evidence strength, victim-accountability guardrails, staffing/funding assumptions, pilot design, reentry barriers, and metrics.
This is the natural continuation from prisons because it touches courts, jails, homelessness, emergency rooms, families, public safety, civil liberties, and care capacity. Review should focus on autonomy, coercion, capacity, rights, crisis response, and separating addiction, serious mental illness, homelessness, crime, and public disorder.
Healthcare has strong public demand but needs careful separation of prices, utilization, administrative cost, insurance design, provider capacity, market power, drugs/PBMs, employers, public budgets, and medical debt.
Housing is ready for land-use, tenant-protection, homelessness-services, public-space, and local-operator critique. The key review question is whether the paper separates affordability, homelessness, supportive housing, supply, subsidies, services, and prevention clearly enough.
Find overclaims, stale sources, weak causal claims, missing counterevidence, bad metrics, and places where the paper should downgrade certainty.
Name the staffing, procurement, workflow, legal authority, data, funding, training, safety, or implementation constraint that would break the plan first.
Point out whose experience is flattened, who would be burdened, where language creates harm, and what protection or accountability is missing.
Pressure-test jurisdiction, budget, eligibility, measurement, pilot size, public legitimacy, failure conditions, and what should happen before scale.