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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
This article highlights some anomalies and possible challenges Veteran Treatment Courts should understand and address, when it comes to Mentor Coordinator and volunteer mentor recruitment.
(Click on the above arrow to listen to the audio.) An Interview with Leadership from the TASC In this episode, Justice Speaks continues its series about State Treatment Court Associations
Thursday, 20 October 2022/Published inLaw, Podcast
In this episode of Justice Speaks podcast, we turn to the topic of the Rule of Law, interviewing Elizabeth (Betsy) Anderson, Executive Director of the World Justice Project (WJP).
In this episode of Justice Speaks, Mack Jenkins, Co-President of the Justice Speakers Institute (JSI), interviews Dr. Marie Crossen, the Executive Director of the Tennessee Association of Recovery Court Professionals (TARCP).
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
In this episode, Justice Speaks starts a new series about State Treatment Court Associations. This episode is sponsored by Reconnect. In this episode, we interview Kimberly Kitzberger and Liesl Nelson who represent the Wisconsin Association of Treatment Court Professionals (WATCP).
Frye v. United States[1] set the orgininal federal standard for the admission of scientific evidence in the courtroom. That standard lasted for several decades before the Supreme Court In Daubert v. Merrell
Justice Speaks turns to the field of International Human Rights, interviewing Morton Kjaerum, Director of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law.
Chief Mack Jenkins joins the Justice Speakers Institute (JSI) as Vice President, serving alongside the Institute’s two remaining founders – Judge Brian Mackenzie (Ret.) and David Wallace, (the Traffic Safety