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...
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20 of 59 episodesProfessional 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...
Hardwiring Justice: AI Governance in the Courts
Artificial intelligence is already embedded within the justice system. Courts do not need to wait for legislatures or technology companies t...
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When AI Writes the Law: The Risks and Limits of Large Language Models in the Justice System
AI generated legal writing is rapidly entering courtrooms, chambers, and legal practice. But large language models do not reason, evaluate e...
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AI Evidence and Due Process: The Real Black Box Problem
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used across criminal proceedings, yet many systems operate as opaque “black boxes.” This article arg...
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Five Guardrails Every Court Needs for AI
Artificial intelligence is already shaping court decisions. This article outlines five essential guardrails for AI in the courts, grounded i...
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When AI Becomes Evidence: Frye, Daubert, and Algorithmic Proof
Artificial intelligence increasingly produces outputs used as evidence in court. From facial recognition to risk assessment algorithms, thes...
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How AI Influences Community Supervision Practices
Artificial intelligence is reshaping community supervision by influencing risk assessment, monitoring, and decision-making. From automated a...
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Hardwiring Justice: AI in Court Administration and Judicial Decision-Making
Artificial intelligence is quietly shaping how cases move through modern courts. From case management systems and scheduling algorithms to d...
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Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence for Defense Attorneys: Turning AI Into a Defense Tool
Artificial intelligence is reshaping criminal defense practice. From legal research and discovery review to sentencing advocacy and cross-ex...
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Body-Worn Cameras: Accountability Tool or Accountability Illusion?
Police body-worn cameras were introduced as a major step toward transparency and accountability. After more than a decade of widespread adop...
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Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence in Prosecution
Artificial intelligence is entering prosecutors’ offices through research tools, evidence management platforms, and document analysis system...
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Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence by Prosecutors: One Rule Above All
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in prosecutors’ offices for discovery review, research, drafting, and case management. But ethi...
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Public Defense on the Edge of the Map: A Conversation with Howard Phillips
This episode of Justice Speaks examines public defense in the U.S. Virgin Islands with Deputy Chief Public Defender Howard Phillips. Drawing...
Law Enforcement and Artificial Intelligence: Justice at the Front Door
Artificial intelligence is already embedded in modern policing. From predictive tools and facial recognition to investigative analytics and...
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Treatment Court Data and National Infrastructure with Dr. DeVall
This Justice Speaks episode examines how treatment court data supports accountability, credibility, and growth nationwide. Dr. Kristen DeVal...
AI Describes Many Technologies and None of Them Are Intelligent
What courts call “AI” is rarely intelligent—and never neutral. This article explains the different AI systems used in the criminal justice s...
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