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
Kimberly Kitzberger and Liesl Nelson discuss WATCP’s growth, accomplishments like Wisconsin-specific standards, and plans to support the state’s Treatment Courts.
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
Morton Kjaerum discusses the Raoul Wallenberg Institute’s global efforts in inclusion, access to justice, and human rights. He highlights corruption and authoritarianism as threats to progress.
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
Chief Mack Jenkins discusses leading San Diego's probation department, the impact of specialty courts, and his new role as Vice President of the Justice Speakers Institute.
Sheriff Donald Smith explains the risks of bigger trucks, the importance of traffic safety, and CABT’s advocacy to maintain strict truck size and weight regulations to protect lives.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and it is the perfect time to increase the discussion and educate everyone on the dangers of distracted driving.
Joy Lyngar, Provost of the National Judicial College, discusses the importance of judicial education, the NJC's global impact, and her vision as NASJE's incoming president.