The Justice Speakers Institute (JSI) is a global leader in advancing justice and fostering integrity within the criminal justice system. Founded by internationally recognized experts, JSI is dedicated to equipping courts, government agencies, and justice organizations with the tools and knowledge to create fair, effective, and evidence-based solutions. Our team of judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and other seasoned professionals collaborates to tackle the most pressing challenges in justice, from judicial education to reform initiatives. By bridging gaps between the judiciary, law enforcement, and community stakeholders, JSI drives systemic improvements that uphold the rule of law and protect individual rights.
At JSI, we understand that a just criminal justice system requires continuous learning, innovation, and a commitment to fairness. We provide tailored training and consulting services in areas such as problem-solving court practices, ethical leadership for judges, and integrating treatment-focused approaches into justice systems. From designing Veterans Treatment Court curricula to leading opioid use disorder training programs, our work empowers justice professionals to achieve meaningful, measurable results. Explore our resources and initiatives to see how JSI is transforming justice into a system that truly serves its communities, ensuring accountability, equity, and compassion for all.
In the 75th episode of the Justice Speaks podcast, David Wallace, Co-President of the Justice Speakers Institute and a seasoned prosecutor in Michigan, USA, welcomes Cynthia Herriott, the newly appointed Vice President of Law Enforcement for JSI. With an impressive background in policing and policy reform, including serving as Chief of Police in Rochester, New York, Herriott brings a wealth of experience, integrity, and vision to the Justice Speakers Institute.
Listen to the episode HERE.
The opioid crisis has had a profound impact on the criminal justice system, with many individuals struggling with opioid use disorder (OUD) coming into frequent contact with police, courts, and jails. Despite the well-documented effectiveness of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), treatment gaps persist within the justice system. A recent study of high-overdose county jails found that while many facilities screen for OUD, only a fraction use standardized assessment tools, and only 20% provide MOUD to all eligible individuals. This highlights the urgent need for justice-system interventions that prioritize treatment and recovery.
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