Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how justice professionals gather information, manage workloads, communicate, and make decisions. JSI Co-President, Judge Brian MacKenzie (Ret.) will provide accountability court professionals with a practical understanding of AI tools currently being used across the justice system, the opportunities these tools may offer, and the safeguards necessary to ensure responsible implementation.

Learning Objectives – Attendees of this session will:

•      Recognize the core principles and practical uses of artificial intelligence in accountability courts
•      Understand the impact of AI on the multidisciplinary accountability court team members.
•      Identify risk assessment tools, documentation support, supervision apps, GPS monitoring, and compliance systems as emerging AI-enabled technologies
•      Identify examples of false AI outputs, validation duties, professional responsibility, and courtroom reliability concerns.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how justice professionals gather information, manage workloads, communicate, and make decisions. JSI Co-President, Judge Brian MacKenzie (Ret.) will provide accountability court professionals with a practical understanding of AI tools currently being used across the justice system, the opportunities these tools may offer, and the safeguards necessary to ensure responsible implementation.

Learning Objectives – Attendees of this session will:

•      Recognize the core principles and practical uses of artificial intelligence in accountability courts
•      Understand the impact of AI on the multidisciplinary accountability court team members.
•      Identify risk assessment tools, documentation support, supervision apps, GPS monitoring, and compliance systems as emerging AI-enabled technologies
•      Identify examples of false AI outputs, validation duties, professional responsibility, and courtroom reliability concerns.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how justice professionals gather information, manage workloads, communicate, and make decisions. JSI Co-President, Judge Brian MacKenzie (Ret.) will provide accountability court professionals with a practical understanding of AI tools currently being used across the justice system, the opportunities these tools may offer, and the safeguards necessary to ensure responsible implementation.

Learning Objectives – Attendees of this session will:

•      Recognize the core principles and practical uses of artificial intelligence in accountability courts
•      Understand the impact of AI on the multidisciplinary accountability court team members.
•      Identify risk assessment tools, documentation support, supervision apps, GPS monitoring, and compliance systems as emerging AI-enabled technologies
•      Identify examples of false AI outputs, validation duties, professional responsibility, and courtroom reliability concerns.

Supervision professionals face increasing workloads, trauma exposure, staffing shortages, and emotional fatigue. JSI Vice President Community Supervision Chief Mack Jenkins (Ret.) will provide practical strategies to reduce burnout while maintaining professionalism and effectiveness.

Learning Objectives Attendees of this session will:

• Recognize early warning signs of burnout and maintaining healthy professional boundaries
• Understand practical stress management techniques, resilience building, and peer support strategies
• Learn retention approaches that strengthen staff wellness, morale, and long-term agency stability 

A role-specific session for prosecutors examining their unique leadership function in treatment and accountability courts. JSI Associate Tammy Westcott will discuss how Prosecutors serve a critical role in protecting public safety while also supporting evidence-based practices that promote participant accountability, treatment engagement, and long-term recovery. This session explores how prosecutors can effectively operate within collaborative court models while maintaining ethical independence, exercising sound discretion, and responding appropriately to participant progress, relapse, and noncompliance. Practical strategies for decision-making, team participation, and advancing both justice and rehabilitation goals will be discussed.

Learning Objectives Attendees of this session will:

     • Understand ethical duties and the prosecutor’s role within collaborative court settings
     • Balance public safety, treatment goals, and appropriate responses to relapse or noncompliance
     • Recognize the use of incentives, sanctions, and prosecutorial discretion in promoting accountability and successful outcomes