Judge Cristina Jaramillo shares her leadership journey with NMADCP, its training focus, and plans for enhancing New Mexico’s Treatment Courts statewide.
Darrin Grondel and Brian Swift discuss efforts to combat drugged driving, the role of oral fluid testing, and how Responsibility.org and NASID are saving lives.
Legal training tends to emphasize a set of criteria for evaluating fairness that differs in some notable respects from those the public uses when deciding what is fair and what
Have you ever heard of the “Daubert/Frye” test? The apparent merging of the Frye and Daubert standards reflects a certain confusion that exists on the appropriate legal standard for the admission of scientific evidence, particularly
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.
Briana McCulloch shares the story of the Kailee Mills Foundation, its mission to promote seat belt safety, and the programs saving lives and supporting families.
Judge Steven Manley shares his leadership journey with CACC, the evolution of California Collaborative Courts, and initiatives like CARE Courts for mental health support.
Professor David Wexler discusses his journey, the creation of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, its global influence, and its integration into justice systems worldwide.
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