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Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence for...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2026/04/07

Artificial intelligence is reshaping criminal defense practice. From legal research and discovery review to sentencing advocacy and cross-examination preparation, AI offers powerful efficiency gains. This article explains how defense attorneys can use AI responsibly, maintain ethical obligations, and strengthen representation without surrendering professional judgment.The post Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence for Defense Attorneys: Turning AI Into a Defense Tool appeared first on Justice

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Body-Worn Cameras: Accountability Tool or...

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2026/03/24

Police body-worn cameras were introduced as a major step toward transparency and accountability. After more than a decade of widespread adoption, the results are more complex. Research shows cameras can provide valuable evidence and documentation, but technology alone cannot create accountability without strong leadership, supervision, and organizational culture.The post Body-Worn Cameras: Accountability Tool or Accountability Illusion? appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence in...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2026/03/17

Artificial intelligence is entering prosecutors’ offices through research tools, evidence management platforms, and document analysis systems. But efficiency cannot override constitutional obligations or ethical duties. This Hardwiring Justice article examines how AI in prosecution must remain assistive, transparent, and tightly governed to protect due process, professional responsibility, and public trust.AI - Prosecutors 2 The post Hardwiring Justice: Artificial Intelligence in Prosecution

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Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence by...

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2026/03/17

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in prosecutors’ offices for discovery review, research, drafting, and case management. But ethical responsibility does not shift to the technology. This article examines AI ethics for prosecutors, emphasizing accountability, verification of AI outputs, CJIS compliance, and practical guardrails for responsible adoption. The post Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence by Prosecutors: One Rule Above All appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Public Defense on the Edge of the Map: A Conversation...

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2026/03/12

This episode of Justice Speaks examines public defense in the U.S. Virgin Islands with Deputy Chief Public Defender Howard Phillips. Drawing on decades of courtroom experience, Phillips discusses the territory’s court structure, systemic challenges, speedy-trial concerns, and the realities of defending indigent clients in one of the nation’s most unique jurisdictions.The post Public Defense on the Edge of the Map: A Conversation with Howard Phillips appeared first on Justice Speakers

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Law Enforcement and Artificial Intelligence: Justice...

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2026/03/10

Artificial intelligence is already embedded in modern policing. From predictive tools and facial recognition to investigative analytics and real-time alerts, law enforcement AI increasingly shapes what officers see and how decisions begin. This article examines operational uses, governance gaps, and why AI at the front door of justice demands closer scrutiny. The post Law Enforcement and Artificial Intelligence: Justice at the Front Door appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Treatment Court Data and National Infrastructure with...

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2026/02/05

This Justice Speaks episode examines how treatment court data supports accountability, credibility, and growth nationwide. Dr. Kristen DeVall of the National Treatment Court Resource Center discusses research, national tools, and collaboration that help treatment courts move beyond anecdote and strengthen evidence-based decision making across all court models.The post Treatment Court Data and National Infrastructure with Dr. DeVall appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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AI Describes Many Technologies and None of Them Are...

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2026/02/03

What courts call “AI” is rarely intelligent—and never neutral. This article explains the different AI systems used in the criminal justice system, how they work, and why understanding those differences matters before relying on their outputs. The post AI Describes Many Technologies and None of Them Are Intelligent appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Hardwiring Justice: Governing AI Before It Governs...

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2026/01/13

Artificial intelligence is already embedded across justice system operations, shaping outcomes long before judicial review. This article introduces the Hardwiring Justice series, arguing that AI governance in the justice system must come before entrenchment. Courts must assert transparency, accountability, and institutional oversight to ensure technology serves justice rather than silently redefining it.The post Hardwiring Justice: Governing AI Before It Governs the Justice System appeared first on

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Judicial Independence and Court Leadership: A...

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2026/01/08

In this episode of Justice Speaks, Justice Elizabeth Clement, President of the National Center for State Courts, examines judicial independence and the future of state courts. Drawing on her experience as Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, she discusses court leadership, public trust, and preparing courts for emerging challenges.The post Judicial Independence and Court Leadership: A Conversation with Justice Elizabeth Clement appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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A Decade of Experience: Why Real Justice Reform...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2026/01/06

Real justice reform depends on the people who do the work. This article explains why practitioners—judges, probation officers, law enforcement, and treatment providers—offer the most accurate understanding of what makes treatment courts effective. Their daily experience, grounded in evidence and accountability, provides the clearest roadmap for improving public safety and recovery outcomes. The post A Decade of Experience: Why Real Justice Reform Requires Practitioners appeared first on Justice

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AI Tort Liability: Does Negligence Law Still Apply?

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2025/12/16

As autonomous AI systems increasingly influence high-stakes decisions, questions arise about whether new liability frameworks are needed. This article explains why traditional negligence law already provides a workable structure for assigning responsibility among AI developers, deployers, and users, even when systems act with partial independence.The post AI Tort Liability: Does Negligence Law Still Apply? appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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AI in the Courts: Keeping Treatment Human in...

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2025/12/09

Artificial intelligence is entering treatment courts, influencing how participants seek support and how supervision is delivered. But AI cannot replace therapy, manage crises, or ensure participant safety. Treatment courts must adopt clear policies that establish AI as a supplemental tool while preserving the human-centered treatment that defines these courts.The post AI in the Courts: Keeping Treatment Human in Treatment Courts appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Advancing Community Supervision: A Conversation with...

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2025/12/04

This episode explores advancing community supervision with Cobi Tittle, Director of Tarrant County CSCD and President of NAPE. She discusses leadership, data-driven decision-making, the evolving role of probation officers, technology’s promise, and the need to refocus probation on rehabilitation as a vital public-safety strategy. Sponsored by Reconnect.The post Advancing Community Supervision: A Conversation with Cobi Tittle appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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A Judicial Landmine: Judicial Ethics Failures in...

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2025/12/02

Judicial ethics are the backbone of every problem-solving court. The Howard County case shows how quickly credibility collapses when a judge abuses authority, blurs boundaries, and humiliates participants. This failure didn’t just harm individuals—it destabilized the therapeutic purpose of treatment courts and revealed how essential ethics are to sustaining legitimacy. The post A Judicial Landmine: Judicial Ethics Failures in Problem-Solving Courts appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Part Six: Judging the Machine – Lessons, Guardrails,...

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2025/11/18

AI is reshaping the justice system, offering both promise and peril. Courts face the challenge of adopting these tools without compromising fairness or transparency. This article outlines the essential guardrails for judicial use of AI, ensuring technology strengthens—not supplants—the rule of law.The post Part Six: Judging the Machine – Lessons, Guardrails, and the Path Forward appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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A Decade of Progress: Advancing Public Safety Through...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2025/11/17

As Justice Speakers Institute celebrates its 10th anniversary, Vice President Cynthia Herriott reflects on advancing public safety through leadership, trust, and innovation. Drawing from decades in law enforcement, she champions training that bridges communities and strengthens ethical, effective policing worldwide—defining JSI’s next decade of impact. The post A Decade of Progress: Advancing Public Safety Through Leadership, Trust, and Innovation appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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A Decade of Integrity: Advancing Community...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2025/11/17

JSI’s ten-year journey reflects a steadfast commitment to fairness, evidence, and compassionate justice. This reflection by Chief Jenkins highlights how effective community supervision blends accountability with meaningful support, helping people rebuild their lives. As JSI enters its next decade, its mission remains grounded in integrity, impact, and hope for stronger, safer communities. The post A Decade of Integrity: Advancing Community Supervision Through Evidence and Hope appeared first on

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A Decade of Impact: Justice Speakers Institute...

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2025/11/17

Justice Speakers Institute celebrates a decade of advancing justice reform worldwide. Founded in 2015 by Judge Peggy Hora, David Wallace, and Judge Brian MacKenzie, JSI has become a global leader in judicial education, evidence-based practice, and innovative court reform, shaping the next decade of progress in justice. The post A Decade of Impact: Justice Speakers Institute Celebrates 10 Years of Advancing Justice Worldwide appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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Advancing Therapeutic Courts Across Alaska with Ms....

Justice Speakers Institute ·

2025/11/13

In this episode of Justice Speaks, Ms. Rachel Varela, Deputy Therapeutic Court Program Coordinator for the Alaska Court System, shares how Alaska’s therapeutic courts are expanding access to justice across vast and diverse communities. She discusses statewide innovations in training, technology, and collaboration that strengthen recovery and rehabilitation outcomes.The post Advancing Therapeutic Courts Across Alaska with Ms. Rachel Varela appeared first on Justice Speakers Institute.

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