Reforming Justice with Judge Karen Friedman: A Human-Centered Approach

Judge Karen Friedman discusses her human-centered approach to criminal justice reform, her work with the BJA, and her commitment to rehabilitation, support, and systemic change.
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Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Evolution of Problem-Solving Courts

This blog explores the rise of therapeutic jurisprudence and its influence on problem-solving courts. Tracing its history from the 1980s to today, it highlights how terms like drug treatment courts and solution-focused courts all reflect a shared commitment to treatment over punishment and collaboration over adversarial justice.
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The Opioid Epidemic: A Crisis That Demands Justice and Reform

This blog examines the devastating impact of the opioid epidemic, from overdose deaths to the foster care surge. It explores justice system responses including drug courts, legislative reforms, and federal strategies. Learn how comprehensive treatment and coordinated efforts are vital to saving lives and restoring communities.
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