Justice Speaks Podcast #64

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Thursday, 02 May 2024 / Published in Community Supervision, Podcast
A conversation with Scott Taylor, former Director of the Multnomah County Department of Justice “Justice Speaks” continues its series of interviews with individuals who impact the Justice System by supervising

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #63

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Thursday, 25 April 2024 / Published in Podcast, Substance Use Disorder
A Conversation with Dr. William Morrone on Opioid Use Disorders This episode of Justice Speaks focuses on the disease of Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and the intersection of law and medicine, and its

Is Your Treatment Court at Risk? 

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Tuesday, 09 April 2024 / Published in Law, Problem Solving Courts, Substance Use Disorder
Exploring the Consequences of ADA Lawsuits by the Department of Justice Involving the Courts and MOUD. By Hon. Geno Salomone (Ret.) and Hon. Brian MacKenzie (Ret.) As of this article’s

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #62

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Thursday, 04 April 2024 / Published in Community Supervision, Podcast
A Conversation with Marcus Hodges from CSOSA  This episode of Justice Speaks continues its series of interviews with individuals impacting the Justice System, turning to those who supervise individuals under community supervision

Incorporating Procedural Fairness into Community Supervision

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Tuesday, 26 March 2024 / Published in Community Supervision, Procedural Justice
The evidence supporting the importance of procedural fairness (PF) in maintaining judicial legitimacy and improving defendant outcomes is significant. PF refers to the idea that courts and other criminal justice

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #61

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Thursday, 07 March 2024 / Published in Community Supervision, Podcast
A Discussion about Community Supervision with Ms. Veronica Cunningham, Executive Director of the APPA This episode of Justice Speaks continues its series of interviews with individuals impacting the Justice System,

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #60

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Thursday, 01 February 2024 / Published in Podcast, Problem Solving Courts, State Associations
Navigating Illinois’ Problem-Solving Courts with Judge Holmgren and Matt Kinder This episode of Justice Speaks continues our series of interviews with State Treatment Court Association leaders. Today, we interview Judge

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #59

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Thursday, 04 January 2024 / Published in Drug Courts, Podcast, State Associations
A Conversation with Gray Barton, Director of Problem-Solving Courts for Maryland In this episode of Justice Speaks, we continue our series of interviews with State Drug Court Coordinators. Our focus

G’Day Mate, Training in the Land Down Under

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Tuesday, 12 December 2023 / Published in Law
This past October, the Justice Speakers Institute’s (JSI) three partners — David Wallace, Mack Jenkins, and Brian MacKenzie —conducted a series of training programs, presentations, and interviews in Australia, beginning

Justice Speaks Podcast Episode #58

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Thursday, 07 December 2023 / Published in Law, Podcast, State Associations
A Conversation with Judge Ziemian and Chief Justice Nadeau with the NEARCP In this episode, Justice Speaks continues our series of interviews with State Treatment Court Association leaders, interviewing the President and

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