From the Deason Criminal Justice Reform Center, this podcast is about the stats and stories that can help drive change in the criminal justice system.
Categories: Education, Government, Society & Culture
Tags: attorneys, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, deason center, deason criminal justice reform center, law, Law School, lawyers, legal, smu, smu dedman school of law, smu law school
In Search of Black Power challenges conventional narratives around Black policy, Black movements, and Black Life. We focus on creating a new language to discuss the issues presenting Black America, with a focus on independent institutional building and seeing Black folks as the solutions to our own problems.
Categories: Education, News, Society & Culture
Tags: Baltimore City, black academia, black power, black studies, criminal justice, economic development, Maryland politics, non profit industrial complex, policy making
Engaging the brightest minds working to solve one of the world’s toughest challenges—child abuse. Join us for conversations with leading experts on science, law, medicine, morality, and messaging. One in Ten is brought to you by National Children’s Alliance, the largest network of care centers in the U.S. serving child victims of abuse. Our host is Teresa Huizar, NCA’s CEO and a national expert on child abuse intervention and trauma treatment. Visit us online at nationalchildrensalliance.org.
Categories: Kids & Family, Science, Society & Culture
Tags: abuse, child abuse, Children, criminal justice, Kids, mental-health, nonprofit, public health, survivors
The Freedom Takes is a podcast from the Freedom Reads, produced for listeners in prison and out, that explores the relationship between literature and freedom. Freedom Reads was founded in the knowledge that in a world with prison cells, freedom can begin with a book. And in a country with two million people incarcerated, the offer of a million books to provide solace, affirm dignity, enable imaginative escape and bridge human differences is a duty. So we are sending tens of thousands of books into prisons and juvenile detention centers across this country. On the show, poet, lawyer, and founder of Freedom Reads, Reginald Dwayne Betts talks to some of the authors of these books about their lives as writers and as readers, and about what it means to them to be free.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: becoming, Books, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, fiction, Freedom, Literature, mass incarceration, million book project, poetry, Reading, reginald dwayne betts, the freedom takes
“Light ‘Em Up” takes a deep dive on the criminal justice system, crime scene investigation and leadership. We take you under and behind the crime scene investigation tape to get at the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help us God! Justice comes to those that fight … not those that cry!
Categories: Business, Education, True Crime
Tags: Awareness, business, consulting, criminal justice, Education, Forensic, forensic science, law enforcement, police, safety, Security, social media, Stalking
Conversations around justice and advocacy for those at risk of injustice. Brought to you by John Howard Society of Saskatchewan.
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: criminal justice, john howard society, john howard society of saskatchewan, justice, know justice, restorative justice, Saskatchewan
Do you ever wonder why people act the way that they do? Join human behavior experts Brian Marren and Greg Williams as they discuss all things human behavior related. Their goal is to increase your Advanced Critical Thinking ability through a better understanding of HBPR&A (Human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis.) What is HBPR&A? It’s a scientific (and fun) way to understand and articulate human behavior cues so that you can predict likely outcomes and it works regardless of your race, religion, political ideology or culture!
Categories: Science, Society & Culture
Tags: body language, criminal justice, Human Behavior, law enforcement, Military, neuroscience, Psychology, science, training
Presented by Men of Valor. Rudy Kalis, sportscaster, talks with a different man; each one on a journey from incarceration to reconciliation. So join the conversation reconciling men to God, their families, and society.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: addiction, after prison, alcoholic, alcoholism, behind bars, beyond the walls, Bible, bill lee, born again, carl carlson, changed life, christian, church, Crime, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, curt campbell, david wilkinson, discipleship, drug, drug addiction, Drug Use, drugs, dui, generational cycle, givers to society, hope, hope hines, incarceration, jail, jericho project, karen carlson, men, men of valor, men of valor ministry, men's ministry, ministry, nashville, nashville prison ministry, new life, poverrty, poverty, Prison, Prison Ministry, Prison Reform, raul lopez, reconciling men to god, Recovery, recovery community, relational discipleship, rudy kalis, set free, spiritual, spiritual growth, spiritual transformation, SPorts, street life, tennessee governor, tennessee prison ministry, tennessee titans, tevin peterson, titans, tn prison ministry, Transformation, transitional housing, valor, valor ridge, zach williams
Inside career tips from Police Officers working in specialties such as Crime Scene Investigation, K-9, and Homicide Investigation. Learn how you can have a great career in law enforcement.
Categories: Business
Tags: careers, Crime Scene Investigation, criminal justice, CSI, fbi, homicide investigation, jobs, K-9, law enforcement, police
Is the death penalty right or wrong? Does it act as a deterrent to serious crime? And is it necessarily an inhumane act? December 16th 2009 sees the 40th anniversary of the abolition in the UK of capital punishment for the crime of murder. In this specially recorded discussion, Professor Gary Slapper, Director of the Centre for Law at The Open University, Professor Barbara Hudson, Director of the Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Central Lancashire, and Dr. Nigel Warburton, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at The Open University, explore some of the fundamental issues underpinning our attitudes to this most severe of punishments. The discussion is chaired by radio journalist Penny Boreham.
Categories: Education
Tags: consequentialist, criminal justice, death row, deontological, Execution, hanging, Human Rights, kant, Mill, retribution
My personal journey to recovering from a broken legal system at the hand of God. In a system where “Discretion” supersedes “Due Process” no one has a chance at a “Fair Trial.” Hence why most people feel pressured to plea “Guilty” before the “Risk” of exaggerated sentences. My personal recordings are made home and are raw unedited sessions of me describing my journey, and the experience. Part of that experience is the amazing way God found me while incarcerated, and he has not let go. The very worst thing I could have gone through, I survived. I welcome you to listen to my side of the story. Since no one involved in my case bothered to record my side of the story for the court record. I share it with the world. I wanted to create a platform where I can express the truth about what I went through with the legal system. I kept notes, filed formal complaints, escalated to the highest levels. no one bothered to take them serious. When I started filing Civil Complaints against Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. The detention officers began to get creative with their ways of abusing their power.You will notice that after episode 7 I change the tone, and focus. I wanted to start using some of my airtime dedicated to reading some scriptures from the Holy Bible. You can easily identify the type of episode it is by the Episode Cover art. If it’s legal it’s the image of my wounded face, and if it’s Jesus it will have an image of the Holy Bible. And FYI I use to consider myself an Atheist when I was younger. Because of all my small minded thinking, I allowed others to tell me what the word of the Bible said and meant. That was the first mistake, I can’t believe I allowed people to let me think that our God wouldn’t love me because I’m Gay. Shame on them, God loves every single one of His children. Even the one’s we struggle to embrace, well kind of like me. Please join me while I share my experiences with the law of man, and the law of our Father God. You wont agree with everything I say, but I pay for the time so oh well…lol If you have any questions about the Episodes please feel free to reach out via my Faceook Page @TheStateVersusMe.
Categories: Government, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: America, Arizona Law, attorneys, Bible, civil rights, constitutional rights, criminal justice, due process, Freedom, God, government, Human Rights, injustice, judges, Judicial System, justice, law, lawyers, legal, Politics, religion
Tommy Zeigler has been on death row for 42 years and for more than half that time, he’s been trying to convince the state of Florida to allow for DNA tests that might help exonerate him. But the state continually refuses. About 20 other men are in a similar situation, imprisoned in Florida since the 1970s or ’80s and arguing that it’s inherently unfair to deny them access to 21st century science. Leonora LaPeter Anton, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, and photographer Cherie Diez have followed the case for years. In 2018, they traveled around Florida and into Georgia to interview dozens of people, some involved in the police work or prosecution, others who believe in Zeigler’s innocence.
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Categories: News, Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: Cherie Diez, criminal justice, death row, DNA tests, Florida, Leonora LaPeter Anton, murder, MYSTERY, serial, Tampa Bay Times, Tommy Zeigler, true crime serial, true-crime
Listen to stories from judges, lawyers and more that go beyond the courtroom on Off the Record. Off the Record is a legal podcast from the Indianapolis Bar Association.
Tags: attorneys, criminal justice, interview, judges, law, law practice, lawyers, legal, litigation
Reformed N’ Reel is a weekly conversation bringing together voices from every corner of the community to talk about corrections, reentry, and reform in Idaho’s prison system.
Hosted by Mario Hernandez, a formerly incarcerated and fully reformed individual who now leads a reentry-focused nonprofit called Learning How 2 Live, and Wayne Birt, Program Director and Production Manager of Radio Boise. Wayne brings the perspective of an average citizen, and considers himself a curious moderator seeking to understand the system from the outside looking in.
Together, Mario and Wayne sit down and talk with a wide range of guests: formerly incarcerated people, social justice advocates, charity foundation leaders, and even directors from the Idaho Department of Correction.
Reformed N’ Real brings all different perspectives together to better understand the correctional system and how it affects us all.
Categories: Business, Government, Society & Culture
Tags: advocacy, Community Impact, Corrections, criminal justice, incarceration, justice system, nonprofit organizations, Prison Reform, reentry, rehabilitation, restorative justice, true stories
This is a podcast by Kenyans residing in Kenya and around the world. We talk about cultural issues, society, and current affairs. We also interview guests about their stories, life experiences, lessons they’ve learned, and how to make a difference.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, addiction, adoption, africa, aging, agriculture, alcohol, art, birth, boarding schools, break up, breakups, business, cancer, childhood, Children, college, corporal punishment, criminal justice, death, diaspora, divorce, drugs, eac, east africa, east african, economics, Education, education system, elections, energy, environment, family, fathers, feminism, fiction, film and filmmaking, Food, friendship, gambling, Ghana, government, health and health care, High School, History, holidays, homelessness, housing, immigration, internet, jobs, journalism, kenya, kenyan, labor, legal system, Literature, love, marriage, mental-health, Military, mothers, murder, music, natural disasters, Nigeria, Nigerian, paranormal, parenting, personal finance, police, Politics, poverty, presidents, Prison, Psychology, race, refugees, regret, relationships, religion, science, sexual assault, sexuality, Siblings, south africa, SPorts, Tanzania, Technology, Teenagers, terrorism, theater, Topics, trade, travel, uganda, war, weddings, work
Tabias Olajuawon, JD/ABD is an author, poet, speaker and interdisciplinary scholar who studies race and African American culture using the tools provided by various disciplines including: law, literary and cultural studies, music, and the social sciences. He has published numerous blogs and articles in the areas of law, cultural studies, BlaQueer Studies and African American studies.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: african american, black, criminal justice, gay, gender, law, lgbt, Politics, queer, race, sexuality, social justice
Felon To Freeman podcast helps formerly incarcerated individuals successfully walk the path from prison to prosperity. The show is hosted by Tone Payton and Anthony Harris.
Categories: Education
Tags: criminal justice, felons, Freedom, jail, positivity, Self-Improvement
Interviews with academics and experts who work on issues related to the U.S. criminal justice system. Host Thomas Baker is a PhD student in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He is a former police officer who studies police culture and police use of force. Thomas is a U.S. Army veteran and a 2018 Pat Tillman Scholar award winner.
Categories: Education
Tags: criminal justice, criminology, jail, law enforcement, police, Prison, social control, sociology
A responsibly saucy spin on murder mystery, spooky history, and true crime. With a graduate degree in Criminology, Kim is prepared to drop some seriously spooky knowledge on you that will make you think twice about your weird neighbor and walking home alone at night. Join us for the scoop every single Sunday!
Categories: Education, True Crime, TV & Film
Tags: cold blood, cold case, crime podcast, criminal justice, criminals, criminology, law, murder confessions, murder mystery, true crime podcast, true-crime
Hosts Mark and Tristan will discuss some of the most pressing issues in the criminal justice system today. This show will cover everything from training and equipment to dealing with the mostly hostile media portrayal of the police, and a judiciary system that often fails to back the blue. Their unique life experiences will allow them to share insight on a wide array of topics and social issues. Join them as they explore the modern state of policing from Behind the Badge
Categories: Government, Society & Culture, True Crime
Tags: criminal justice, policing, social issues, Society