Trauma-Informed Justice

Trauma-Informed Justice: Enhancing Procedural Fairness in the Courtroom

The connection between trauma-informed justice practices and procedural fairness is profound. By adhering to the principles of procedural fairness, courts can create an environment where individuals feel safe, heard, and supported. Judges must recognize that trauma is often invisible and can affect how litigants engage with the legal system. People with trauma histories may react
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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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Procedural Fairness in Treatment Courts

Procedural Fairness in Treatment Courts: JSI’s Presentation on Justice Reform in Japan 

The Justice Speakers Institute (JSI) envisions promoting justice and the rule of law worldwide by serving as the essential global resource on justice issues. In pursuit of this vision, JSI founders were pleased to travel to Tokyo, Japan, to interview Yasuhiro Maruyama, a Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Rissho University, and a leading
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Therapeutic Jurisprudence

Therapeutic Jurisprudence: Insights from Professor David Wexler

Professor David Wexler discusses his journey, the creation of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, its global influence, and its integration into justice systems worldwide.
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therapeutic jurisprudence

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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