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The implementation of Community Courts demonstrate how courts and individual judges can signal to the general public that they are respectful, neutral, careful listeners, and caring decision-makers, thus satisfying the four elements of procedural justice.
Justice Speaks podcast continues its series about State Treatment Court Associations, interviewing Judge Steven Manley, President of the California Association of Collaborative Court Professionals (CACC). This episode is sponsored by Reconnect.
(Click on the above arrow to listen to the audio.) Professor David Wexler talks about Therapeutic Jurisprudence In this episode, Justice Speaks turns to the field of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, where
By Judge Brian MacKenzie (Ret.) and Judge Harvey Hoffman (Ret.) Introduction Prescription opiate and heroin abuse has reached epidemic proportions. Increasing numbers of individuals with prescription opiate and heroin use disorders
In Episode 46, Justice Speaks continues a series about State Treatment Court Associations. This episode is sponsored by Reconnect. In this episode, we interview Judge Melanie G. May representing the Florida Association of Drug Court Professionals (FADCP).
Without Change, the Absence of Race Within Veteran Treatment Court Policies Will Continue to Destructively Impact African American Veterans Veteran Treatment Courts (VTCs), one of several treatment court models, all create
In this episode, Justice Speaks continues with its series about State Treatment Court Associations. This episode is sponsored by Reconnect. In this episode, we interview Judge Jocelyn Fabry and Ms. Katharine Hude who represent the Michigan Association of Treatment Court Professionals (MATCP).
The core of being an effective trial court judge is to be a judge who has insight and can effectively manage her or his own emotions as well as the emotions of the others in the courtroom.
Every third Sunday in November is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDoR). In this episode of Justice Speaks, JSI Co-President David Wallace speaks with Banita Fidyova, the Secretary General for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims Foundation.