Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence in Prosecution

Artificial intelligence is entering prosecutors’ offices through research tools, evidence management platforms, and document analysis systems. But efficiency cannot override constitutional obligations or ethical duties. This Hardwiring Justice article examines how AI in prosecution must remain assistive, transparent, and tightly governed to protect due process, professional responsibility, and public trust. AI - Prosecutors 2
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AI ethics for prosecutors

Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence by Prosecutors: One Rule Above All

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in prosecutors’ offices for discovery review, research, drafting, and case management. But ethical responsibility does not shift to the technology. This article examines AI ethics for prosecutors, emphasizing accountability, verification of AI outputs, CJIS compliance, and practical guardrails for responsible adoption.
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Heatstroke Prevention Day

May 1: Heatstroke Prevention Day—Protecting Children from Deadly Hot Cars

Every year, children die from vehicular heatstroke—deaths that are entirely preventable. May 1 is Heatstroke Prevention Day, a national effort to raise awareness and save lives. Learn how to protect children from the dangers of hot cars, recognize the warning signs, and take action to prevent these heartbreaking tragedies. Every death is preventable.
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Move Over Law

Move Over Law: Safety Tips from Wayne County Sheriff Raphael Washington

Sheriff Ray Washington joins Justice Speaks to explore the Move Over Law and share his own powerful story about being struck on duty and the importance of the move over law. He and host David Wallace emphasize the dangers of distracted driving, the importance of public awareness, and how Wayne County is leading efforts to keep emergency responders safe.
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World Day of Remembrance

World Day of Remembrance: A Global Call for Safer Roads with Banita Fidyova

Banita Fidyova, Secretary General of the World Day of Remembrance Foundation, discusses the global effort to honor road traffic victims, raise awareness of traffic safety, and promote initiatives like the Light of Hope. Learn about the origins of WDoR, its impact, and how to get involved in this vital cause.
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World Day of Remembrance

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

In October 2005, the United Nations recognized the third Sunday of November as “the appropriate acknowledgment for victims of road traffic crashes and their families” and declared it as World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. #WDoR2022
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Rule of Law

Building a Just World: Elizabeth Anderson on Advancing the Rule of Law

Elizabeth Anderson shares how the World Justice Project advances the rule of law globally, measures progress through its Rule of Law Index, and fosters innovative solutions.
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Stop. Trains Can’t

Stop. Trains Can’t: Rail Safety Tips That Save Lives

From September 12 through December 14, 2022, is the Stop. Trains Can’t. safety campaign. Remember, never race a train-the rush isn't worth the risk. #StopTrainsCant
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Traffic Safety and Bigger Trucks

Traffic Safety and Bigger Trucks: Sheriff Donald Smith on CABT’s Mission

Sheriff Donald Smith explains the risks of bigger trucks, the importance of traffic safety, and CABT’s advocacy to maintain strict truck size and weight regulations to protect lives.
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distracted driving awareness

Distracted Driving Awareness: 5 Safety Tips to Protect Lives

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and it is the perfect time to increase the discussion and educate everyone on the dangers of distracted driving.
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