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The latest "All Things Judicial" podcast episode focuses on the Chief Justice's Task Force on ACEs-Informed Courts. The Task Force's mission is to understand the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and develop strategies for addressing them within our court system and achieving positive outcomes. Listen: https://buff.ly/3aFKwvE

New CleanLaw podcast: Jody Freeman and Andy Mergen break down what they call the “Quagmire Quartet” of recent Supreme Court decisions that overturn the Chevron doctrine and undermine administrative agencies. They also discuss the new challenges federal agencies will face, how the Supreme Court centralized power in the judiciary, and why they still have hope. Listen here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eHk9wtU3

Our latest podcast episode, Misdemeanors by the Numbers, sheds new light on our system of misdemeanor enforcement. Hear experts discuss Brennan Center's new report about this under-examined part of our criminal justice system:

A year ago, we started a podcast to provide a forum for insights from inspected bodies and stakeholders in an entertaining and accessible way. ➡️If you want to know more about NI’s criminal justice system and CJI work, our podcast is a good start: https://lnkd.in/gwnA3KGD

Do you know what the Solicitor General of the United States does? Watch/listen to episode 213 of our Constitutional Chats Podcast to learn more!

Did you know misdemeanors account for most criminal justice cases in the U.S.? Check out our latest podcast Misdemeanors by the Numbers to learn more from experts about the racial disparities in misdemeanor enforcement: https://bit.ly/49ExMSe

Highly recommend Jerry Ratcliffe's reducing crime podcast. Interesting guests with real insights, and Jerry has a nice natural interview style, only does in person conversations, and does a good job editing. I have listened to them all, but my favorite is Kim Rossmo's on detective errors. https://lnkd.in/eRXnc2EE So most of my number crunching and evidence based work is in proactive policing, I believe there is just as much potential in improving the detective role though. How to allocate cases in an environment where you need to triage, how to make processes ensure those mistakes aren't made to begin with, monitoring workload, follow up with victims. Plenty of potential.

Matt Dalton spent his entire legal career representing people charged with crimes. He’s represented the indigent in every type of criminal proceeding, including murder. He zealously fights for his clients and has tried numerous misdemeanor and felony cases to jury verdict. Aired on 01/13/2021 Episode No. 42 Click the link to listen to the interview on your favorite podcasting platform: https://lnkd.in/gpp53_rM #lovethylawyer #legalpodcast #attorneypodcast #lawyerpodcast #lawpodcasts

🔴 We’re back! Evidence Locker returns with a compelling two-part series on the Freeway Killers. In Part 1, we explore the harrowing crimes of three men who terrorized California’s highways in the late 70s and early 80s. Their actions led to one of the most significant manhunts in U.S. history and had a lasting impact on criminal investigations and justice. Join us as we dive deep into the facts, leaving no detail uncovered. Listen now on your preferred podcast platform. 🎧 #TrueCrime #Podcast #CriminalJustice #FreewayKillers #ColdCases #EvidenceLocker

The conversation can get pretty DEEP, on the MR Talk 360 podcast. In this previous episode, Richard Miles explains the correlation between Slavery, and the Prison System. “I don’t coin it as the Criminal Justice System, but our Criminal Legal Process,” he says. Make sure to tune in next time as we go in ( No holds Barred) to touch on everything from family, leadership, education and economics. Only on “Mar and Richard Talk 360” #MRTalk360