Baby addict myth
In the 1980s and 1990s it was “crack babies.” Now it’s babies born “addicted to opiates.” We’ve spent 30 years trying to debunk the baby addict myth; that newborns can be born “addicted.” However, the misinformation continues with current headlines like “Life begins with agony of withdrawal for opiate-addicted babies.” Over ten years ago 30
David Wallace Traffic Safety Expert
Tuesday, 02 February 2016 / Published in Corporate Safety, Road Safety, Traffic Safety
Traffic safety culture at work
This article will discuss why it is important to create a “traffic safety culture” at work, and the 4 steps you, as the employer, can take to create it. Why does it Matter? Every 16 minutes someone dies in a motor vehicle crash, every 14 seconds an injury occurs and every 8 seconds a crash
Criminal justice reform consultant
Thursday, 28 January 2016 / Published in Podcast
Drug Treatment Court Judges
This episode delves into the critical role of Drug Treatment Court judges and how their behavior impacts participant success. Research highlights the importance of procedural fairness, positive judicial demeanor, and the judge-participant relationship in creating transformational outcomes for drug-dependent defendants. Discover what makes a successful DTC judge.
Judge Kevin Burke
Tuesday, 26 January 2016 / Published in Law
effective judicial leadership
It is demoralizing to feel unappreciated, so it is not surprising that many court leaders feel a bit despondent when people don’t care if courts have to do more with less. Some members of the public feel that “courts are no different than the rest of government,” and “we should have less government anyway.” Naturally,
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Tuesday, 19 January 2016 / Published in Law, Traffic Safety
DUI test refusal
There is much speculation regarding the impact, if any, of the McNeely [1] decision on warrantless blood draws in DUI/DUID traffic investigations, stops, DUI test refusals, and arrests. The analysis is varied with some claiming that the holding mandates that law enforcement secure a warrant prior to any blood draws while others suggest that whether a
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016 / Published in Drugs, Marijuana
medical marijuana research
“Lies, damned lies and statistics” is a phrase sometimes attributed to Benjamin Disraeli but certainly popularized by Mark Twain. I would add to that “lies, damned lies and scientific studies.” As discerning readers know, not all studies should be given equal weight and some are more reliable than others. The funding source is one place
David Wallace Traffic Safety Expert
Tuesday, 05 January 2016 / Published in Traffic Safety
traffic safety resolution
It’s 2016—Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? It’s 2016—Are you going to be driving? It’s 2016—What are you going to do differently to save lives? Time for a Change It is a new year with new possibilities and exciting challenges.  During this time, many of us reflect on where we are in our lives,
David Wallace Traffic Safety Expert
Thursday, 31 December 2015 / Published in Podcast
Safer Road Consumer
Every day, we have the opportunity to make our roads safer. From avoiding distractions to stopping on red, these nine essential tips can help protect yourself and others.
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Tuesday, 29 December 2015 / Published in Drugs, Law, Marijuana
Colorado recreational marijuana law
Colorado’s Amendment 64 was passed as a ballot initiative in Colorado in 2012. The voters in Colorado approved the Amendment, which amended Article XVIII of the Colorado Constitution. This constitutional amendment allowed for the legalization of recreational marijuana.  Colorado is one of four states and the District of Columbia that allow for legal, recreational use. 
Criminal justice reform consultant
Thursday, 24 December 2015 / Published in Podcast
Therapy Dogs in Court
Therapy dogs in courtrooms provide emotional support to vulnerable witnesses and veterans. Learn how these dogs reduce anxiety, improve testimony, and support rehabilitation in Veterans' Treatment Courts.
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