This episode features Isolynn Massey, Brandon Morrissey, and Samantha Zottola, and discusses the process, findings, and future of their publication, "A National Compendium of Court Navigation Programs." Data Points is an ongoing podcast series produced by Policy Research that discusses research for social change.

Data Points is an ongoing podcast series produced by Policy Research that discusses research for social change.

Episode transcript: https://www.prainc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DataPoints-CourtNavigators-Transcript-508.pdf

Court Navigator Compendium: https://www.prainc.com/resources/compendium-court-navigation-programs/

The research in this episode was made possible by the State Justice Institute. The points of view expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the State Justice Institute.

Data Points: Court Navigators

Riots in Britain now? This reminds Jane and Mike of what has happenened in previous years, in their lifetimes, both actual mayhem and the peaceful people who try to prevent it.
There's songs and tunes that are appropriate to the stories and lots to think about. How do these things happen? What can prevent them? What happens afterwards?
(Taking a break from issue of Climate Change, this is a chance for Jane and Mike to get topical.)

Green Giraffes radio show 15th August 2024 (RIOTS)

This episode features Violette Cloud, Liz Hassett, and Samantha Zottola, and discusses their research evaluating the application of a pretrial risk assessment instrument in a Native American population.

Data Points is an ongoing podcast series produced by Policy Research that discusses research for social change.

Episode transcript: https://www.prainc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/DataPoints-ValidatedPRA-Transcript-508.pdf

Read the research paper: https://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/lhb0000562

The research and this episode were made possible by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The content and opinions expressed are solely the responsibility of the authors.

Data Points: Do Pretrial Risk Assessments Perform Equitably for All?

CNI Broadcast Director Jennifer Fuller talks with Reporter Hannah Meisel about the upcoming corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan. Jury selection in the case begins October 8th.

Previewing the trial of Michael Madigan | Capitol Cast - October 4, 2024

The past decade has seen enormous change in the Indiana Courts. From the advancement of problem-solving courts and the advent of electronic filing to solving Indiana’s attorney shortage, the push has been on to improve the return on Hoosiers’ investment in the courts. Those advances have been championed and in many cases, driven by, the Indiana Supreme Court. 

What’s been behind this drive to make the courts better? What’s next?
 
On this episode of INSession, we’ll find out. We are talking to Indiana’s Chief Justice, the Honorable Loretta Rush about the past, present and future of the Indiana judiciary. 

Our wide-ranging conversation covers civics and transparency, trust in public institutions, the value of mercy in criminal justice, the future of artificial intelligence in the courts and many more interesting topics.

INSession

Episode 23: A Conversation With Chief Justice Loretta Rush

Today's guest is Amanda Knox, an activist, writer, and host of the podcast Labyrinths. In 2007, while studying abroad in Italy, Knox was accused of murdering her roommate, Meredith Kercher, in what the lead prosecutor claimed was a bizarre sex game gone wrong. Despite mishandled DNA, a coerced confession, and a lack of credible evidence, Knox was convicted and spent nearly four years in an Italian prison before being exonerated in 2015. Her case was a media spectacle that sensationalized every aspect of her life.

Reason's Billy Binion talks with Knox about her views on true crime after her story became one of the biggest examples of the modern era. They also discuss the psychological impact of being imprisoned for something she didn't do; what Knox thinks the U.S. criminal justice system gets right and wrong; and how she reacts to people who still believe she's lying. What's more, she shares a fascinating tidbit about her relationship with the lead prosecutor on her case—something that will be featured more in her new book Free, which is available for preorder.

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Amanda Knox: 'I Have Felt Utterly Exploited' by True Crime

END OF YEAR MIX 2024 | CLEAN AUDIO | R&B, HIP-HOP, SOCA, FUNKY HOUSE, SOULFUL HOUSE, GARAGE, AMAPIANO, AFROBEATS, UK US RAP, DRILL, GRIME, DANCEHALL

YARDSTARZ 2025 | NEW DANCEHALL | VYBZ KARTEL, MASICKA, KRAFF, VALIANT, CHRONIC LAW, RAJAHWILD, SQUASH, JADA KINGDOM, AYETIAN

On WBAL News Now at 6, ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes joins the program to talk about the court battle over President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship.

WBAL News Now in Depth Court Battle Over Trump EO to End Birthright Citizenship

CINDS 30TH | AFROBEATS, AMAPIANO, SOULFUL HOUSE, FUNKY HOUSE, GARAGE | LIVE AUDIO | 09.02.25

Bellevue University President Marry Hawkins joins the crew to talk about the new fieldhouse opening this Friday!

Bellevue University President Marry Hawkins - Seg 3 - Feb 10

On WBAL News Now at 6 ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes  talks about a federal judge giving the Trump Administration until midnight Feb. 26 to release $2-billion in foreign aid that had been approved by Congress. 

WBAL News Now in Depth Court Orders Trump to Release Foreign Aid

On WBAL News Now at 6, WBAL's Chris Chicon reports from the court hearing where convicted murderer Adnan Syed asked to have his life sentence reduced to time served for the 1999 murder of his girlfriend Hae Minh Lee. 

WBAL News Now in Depth Adnan Syed

ALKALINE | YARDSTARZ | @COURTENAYCOURTS | DANCEHALL 2007 - 2025

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LIVE AUDIO FROM FORTYNINENIGHTS BUS PARTY 03.05.2025 HOSTED BY COOL N SMOOTH

FORTYNINENIGHTS BUS PARTY | COURTENAY COURTS X COOL N SMOOTH | SPRING BREAK 2025 | LIVE AUDIO | SOCA & DANCEHALL

Every year, in June and December, a special event takes place on the third floor of the Allen County Courthouse. It look like a party, but it’s much, much more. In the same courtroom where some of Allen County’s most notorious cases are heard, a celebration of life occurs. Men and women who stood before a Judge just weeks before, stand before their families and friends to celebrate the relaunch of their lives. It’s Drug Court graduation day. A day when those whose lives have been hijacked by drugs and alcohol take back their stories and choose their futures. We have told you about Drug Court before, from the perspective of those who run the program. Now hear the stories of the brave people who have been there - Drug Court graduates - about their journey from addiction to recovery.

Episode 24: Drug Court Graduates: Their Journey From Addiction to Recovery

LIVE AUDIO FROM MICHELLE'S 50TH SURPRISE PARTY, HOSTED BY COOL 'N SMOOTH

MICHELLE'S 50TH SURPRISE PARTY | COURTENAY COURTS X COOL 'N SMOOTH | SOUL , R&B , NEW DANCEHALL | LIVE AUDIO

INSession is a podcast produced by the Allen Superior Court to offer an inside look at the people and programs that make the Allen County Courts work.

Mike Scantlebury is a part of the band, radio show and song writing team known as 'The Jam'. No, Paul Weller he ain't. JAM stands for 'Jane and Mike' and you'll not just find them on Mixcloud but also Youtube and various websites and Blogs. It's modern songs, (in a folk idiom), radio shows in a 'Richard and Judy' idiot, and songs like 'Dit Dit Dit', (which, as we all know, stands for S.O.S. - good enough for The Titanic. Who knows, Salford might hit an iceberg, soon).

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