Therapeutic Jurisprudence Worldwide: Dr. Yasuhiro Maruyama’s Insights

Join us on Justice Speaks as Dr. Yasuhiro Maruyama, a professor at Rissho University, shares his journey into Therapeutic Jurisprudence, inspired by U.S. Drug Courts and mentorship from JSI Co-Founder Judge Peggy Hora. Discover his insights on the global impact of problem-solving courts.
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Prosecutors for Prosecutors

Prosecutors for Prosecutors: Saving Lives and Defending the Rule of Law

David Wallace and David LaBahn discuss the Prosecutors for Prosecutors campaign, its mission to save Afghan prosecutors, and the fight for justice and safety.
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Rule of Law

Building a Just World: Elizabeth Anderson on Advancing the Rule of Law

Elizabeth Anderson shares how the World Justice Project advances the rule of law globally, measures progress through its Rule of Law Index, and fosters innovative solutions.
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Why February 1 Matters: Supreme Court’s First Session

February 1st, 2022, is the 232nd anniversary of the United States Supreme Court’s first session, in 1790.  The day when the highest court in the United States with the ultimate jurisdiction over all U.S. laws commenced.
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The Rule of Law and Public Officials’ Responsibilities

Judge Brian MacKenzie discusses the rule of law and how public officials, like Kim Davis, must uphold it. Learn how legal accountability ensures democracy and justice for all.
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The 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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