David Wallace Traffic Safety Expert
Thursday, 17 September 2015 / Published in Podcast
DWI Courts
DWI Courts offer a proven solution to repeat impaired driving by addressing addiction through treatment and supervision. Learn how these courts hold offenders accountable and help them change their behavior for life.
Criminal justice reform consultant
Sunday, 13 September 2015 / Published in Law
Rule of Law
As I write this, Clerk Kim Davis of Rowan County Kentucky has refused to obey an order issued by a judge of the United States District Court. She appealed the decision to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and to the United States Supreme Court. Both rejected her appeal. She is a public official and
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Thursday, 10 September 2015 / Published in Podcast
Marijuana and the Justice System
Judges Peggy Hora and Mary Celeste discuss how evolving marijuana laws are affecting the justice system, from impaired driving cases to legal challenges in court.
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Tuesday, 08 September 2015 / Published in Drugs, Marijuana
Medical marijuana benefits
Every day more and more reports, research and articles are released that address the question of whether there are truly benefits to medical marijuana. So far the science is conflicting…some say yes…some say no. Unfortunately marijuana has not been thoroughly studied by scientists and the DEA until the last 5 or so years in earnest.
David Wallace Traffic Safety Expert
Sunday, 30 August 2015 / Published in Corporate Road Safety, Podcast
Distracted Driving Liability
Distracted driving is a growing corporate liability risk. Juries are holding companies accountable for crashes caused by employees using cell phones. Learn why a hands-free policy isn’t enough and how businesses can protect themselves while prioritizing safety.
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Friday, 28 August 2015 / Published in Podcast
Judicial Ethics in Problem-Solving Courts
Judges in problem-solving courts face unique ethical challenges. From ex parte communications to sentencing failed participants, this episode explores key concerns and best practices.
May 14th, 1988 is a day that will long be remembered by many.  On that day, the deadliest impaired driving crash in U.S. history occurred on Interstate 71 in Carrollton, Kentucky.  An impaired driver in a pickup truck going the wrong way on the interstate hit a church activity bus with 67 passengers.  There were
The shibboleth ‘tough on crime’ is one politicians find quite appealing. The problem is that being tough – without being smart and effective – makes the community less safe and also costs money better spent on other services that have been squeezed dry by the global financial crisis. California, for example, enacted the toughest ‘three
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