Former two-time police chief Jesus “Eddie” Campa, now a leadership consultant, speaker and author, believes it is time for police departments to take a hard look at their policies and practices and adopt reforms as needed.

In an interview with the Justice Counts podcast, Campa called for an end to the "blue wall of silence", with police officers protecting their own even when unlawful acts are committed. He also said he disagrees with the concept of "qualified immunity," which protects cops and other officials from personal liability for civil violations committed while on the job.

Campa is the author of “Unmasking Leadership: What They Don’t Tell You.” He lectures frequently on “Leading Through Diversity.”

A Police Chief Calls for Police Reform

today we’re speaking with Tahmina Watson, a Seattle-based immigration attorney whose law firm focuses exclusively on U.S. immigration and naturalization law.

Tahmina is amazing. She’s an experienced and passionate attorney who focuses on employment-based, family-based and investor immigration law. She hosts a radio show turned podcast, “Tahmina Talks Immigration, on which she discusses immigration news updates and interviews immigrants and people who are making an impact.

She’s also the author of the book, “The Startup Visa: Key to Job Growth & Economy Prosperity in America, which advocates for a new visa category for entrepreneurs and startup founders.

So with that, here’s Mark M. Bello to welcome Tahmina Watson…

Fighting for Immigration Justice with Tahmina Watson

Today Author/lawyer and podcaster Mark Bello and I are with Shari Belitz, a national trial consultant, keynote speaker, best-selling author, and former insurance industry professional.
Shari is the Founder of Shari Belitz Communications, a company that guides attorneys, insurers, and major organizations across industries in leveraging social psychology to succeed at settlement or trial. 

Today we’ll talk with Shari about Leveraging Social Psychology to Achieve Favorable Litigation Outcomes, in other words we’re going to talk about her work as a jury consultant.
Here’s Mark Bello to welcome Shari to Justice Counts.

Justice Counts-Episode 6-A Jury Consultant Speaks Out - 10:10:21, 12.53 PM

Today Author/lawyer and podcaster Mark Bello and I are with Yvener Duroseau, author of “Alike Regardless: This is Where it Began.” His mission is to encourage us to challenge the status quo, fight for social justice, and seek to challenge the norm of division that’s present in humankind.

Yvener was born in Haiti before moving to the United States. He grew up learning Haiti’s profound history as the first nation in which a group of enslaved Africans came together to fight and win their independence. 

Yvener is a creative writer, Diversity and inclusion consultant, author, and motivational speaker on diversity and inclusion. His debut book, Alike Regardless, challenges the norm of division present in humankind. It is a call to action for people to recognize the beauty and uniqueness throughout the human race and cease wearing the blinders of bigotry and hate. 

In his book, to be published in August, Yvener pours out his soul, reveals the dreams he has for a more diverse and socially just world, and prompts readers to think more deeply about these issues.

On the podcast, Yvener challenges us to look inward, assess the reasons for racist or discriminatory thoughts, and commit to putting those aside. His is a message of positivity, of optimism, of hope. It is a view of what the world could be if we all would just try.

Take a listen. It's worth your time.

Mark M Bello