Maine Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill on Access to Justice
Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill discusses Maine’s courts, access to counsel, treatment courts, technology, and the responsibilities of judici...
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20 of 74 episodesAI Regulation: A Guardrail for Human Control
AI systems can influence consequential decisions without people knowing how they are used. Meaningful regulation should preserve human contr...
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South Dakota Chief Justice Steven Jensen on Courts, AI, and Public Trust
Chief Justice Steven R. Jensen discusses judicial recruitment, access to justice, artificial intelligence, public trust, treatment courts, a...
Building an Evidence-Based Justice Response to Substance Use Disorders
The conclusion to JSI’s six-part substance use disorders series brings its principles together and offers practical steps for courts and jus...
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Connecticut Chief Justice Raheem L. Mullins on Court Leadership
Chief Justice Raheem L. Mullins discusses mental health courts, artificial intelligence, court modernization, judicial security, public trus...
Substance Use Disorder Stigma: Language and Attitudes Matter
Language and attitudes can influence how justice professionals evaluate behavior, impose accountability, and respond to treatment and recove...
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Nebraska Chief Justice Jeffrey J. Funke on the Future of Justice
Nebraska Chief Justice Jeffrey J. Funke joins Justice Speaks to discuss his path to the bench, the responsibilities of judicial leadership,...
Evidence-Based Responses to Substance Use Disorders
Evidence should guide how the justice system responds to substance use disorders. Effective practices match interventions to individual risk...
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Accountability: Recovery and Public Safety Can Coexist
Accountability does not have to mean punishment alone. Principle 3 of JSI’s Substance Use Disorder series examines how purposeful responses,...
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Substance Use Disorders Are Treatable: Recovery Is Possible
Substance use disorders are treatable, and recovery is possible. Principle 2 of JSI's framework examines what effective treatment means for...
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Understanding Substance Use Disorders in the Justice System
Science has changed what we know about substance use disorders. Principle One of JSI’s framework examines what that understanding means for...
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Specialty Courts: What the Evidence Actually Shows
Do specialty courts improve public safety and reduce recidivism? This evidence-based review examines current research on treatment courts, a...
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Words Matter: How Language Shapes Justice in Treatment Courts
Words influence more than conversation—they shape perception, reduce or reinforce stigma, and affect how justice is experienced. Discover wh...
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An Effective Framework for Responding to Substance Use Disorders in the Justice System
Substance use disorders affect every part of the justice system. This new series explores five evidence-based principles that can strengthen...
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Leadership, Innovation, and the Future of Justice
Artificial intelligence, behavioral health research, and emerging technologies are transforming the justice system at an unprecedented pace....
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The Future of Community Supervision: A Conversation with Nebraska Probation Administrator Gene Cotter
In this episode of Justice Speaks, Gene Cotter, Nebraska’s State Probation Administrator, discusses evidence-based probation, workload-based...
Professional Accountability: The Most Important AI Guardrail for Lawyers and Courts
A federal judge removed four attorneys from a case after both sides submitted AI-generated citations to cases that did not exist. The lesson...
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Dr. Carmen Gomez on Probation Leadership and Community Supervision
Dr. Carmen Gomez joins Justice Speaks to discuss probation leadership, diversion programming, pretrial services, and the growing role of art...
AI Tort Liability: How Courts May Regulate Artificial Intelligence First *
Artificial intelligence regulation may develop through tort litigation faster than through legislation. Courts are increasingly applying tra...
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Problem-Solving Courts and Judicial Reform with Chief Justice Loretta Rush
Chief Justice Loretta Rush joins Justice Speaks to discuss problem-solving courts, juvenile justice reform, family recovery courts, and evid...