Podcasts about marsy's law

Partner Raymond Dall'Osto discusses Marsy's law and its impact on the criminal justice system. If you think you need an attorney, contact Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLP at grgblaw.com.

Shereen Siewert welcomes Marathon County Circuit Judge Mike Moran and Marathon County District Attorney Theresa Wetzsteon for a discussion on the far-reaching impacts of Marsy’s Law, and the resulting changes in courtrooms across the region.

Nick and Jessa talk about a viral video that highlights some of the potential problems with Marsy's Law.

Jessa and Nick talk about the now-constitutionally mandated Marsy's Law in Wisconsin. 

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Host and KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about coronvirus behind the wall. How can stakeholders reduce prison populations while keeping the public safe. Keir Bradford-Grey, Chief Defender, Defender Association of Philadelphia joins Pennsylvania Rep Austin Davis (D- Allegheny County) and Jennifer Riley, State Director, Marsy's Law of Pennsylvania. The newsmaker of the week is the CARES Act and SBA Disaster Relief.  Ashley Bell, Region Four Administrator for the Small Business Administration and White House Policy Advisor for Entrepreneurship & Innovation provides details on how small businesses can get disaster relief and payroll support loans and grants. The Patriot Homecare Changemaker of the week is the Doorstep Deliveries Program By ICNA Relief. Outreach Coordinator, Razin Karu, is guest.  

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With many of us feeling like we aren't getting all the information we need, I take a look at Marsy's Law, California edition, and what this means for anyone who is a victim of crime. Along the way, I also discuss how this law was enacted in California using our Initiative Process (for better or worse) and how these turn into Propositions that are voted on by the citizens. I also briefly discuss Prop 69, that made it legal to collect DNA. 

A review of the eighth week of the session, including bills on a governor’s pardoning power, local taxation, and Marsy's Law. Plus the House votes to help rural hospitals and gives final passage to new rules for childcare centers. A Senate panel considers measures to protect minors.

The proposed constitutional amendment known as Marsy's Law clears the Senate. Lawmakers discuss financial literacy for high school students, rules for ATVs and off-road vehicles, and tax options for cities. Gov. Andy Beshear honors social workers.

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Dr. Emily Bonistall Postel, the new Director of Outreach for Marsy's Law Kentucky, joins us on the first podcast episode of 2020 to discuss an incredibly important topic, victims. Whether it be a victim's trauma, constitutional rights, or role in our criminal justice system, focusing on victims is incredibly important. On today's episode we work through some of the science behind victimology and why it all adds up to getting Marsy's Law passed again in 2020. Please enjoy our first podcast of 2020 and get ready for a great year of guests and topics!

WTMJ's Libby Collins talks with Senator Van Wanggaard from Racine/Kenosha about Wisconsin Legislatures trying to pass Marsy's Law, which guarantees certain rights for victims of crime.

Nick and Jessa discuss why some defense attorneys don't like Marsy's Law, and some ways that maybe they...should?  Shout out to Lexi, our new audio editor.  If you can tell a difference, tweet, facebook, instagram, email, or otherwise let us know that it makes the quality better! 

What is Marsy's Law and who does it protect?  Jessa and Nick discuss the broad campaign to expand Victim's Rights, and what the law looks like. 

Don't miss Dave's interview next week (11/19) with filmmaker Lynn Novick, whose new documentary explores higher education from the perspective of incarcerated people. In place of another interview this week, we're taking a moment to clear our backlog of listener questions, new developments in stories we've covered, and show news. Producer Josh Raulerson joins Dave for updates and analysis on: the federal death penalty Jeffery Epstein's autopsy aftermath of the Amber Guyger verdict Donald Trump's tax returns police body cameras facial recognition and mass protest "Marsy's Law" legislation in multiple states Support Criminal Injustice at $5/month to unlock extra bonus episodes and more on the Members feed: patreon.com/criminalinjustice

Host and KYW Newsradio community affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about the Marsy's Law amendment to the Pennsylvania constitution. On Election Day, Pennsylvania voted add the victims bill of rights statute to the state consititution. ACLU of PA legislative director Liz Randol joins Michael Coard, a criminal defense attorney and columnist, Jennifer Storm, victim advocate for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and LaQuisha Anthony a suvivor and victim's right advocate for this heated discussion. The newsmaker of the week is Philadelphia City Councilperson elect Kendra Brooks. The Changemaker of the week is the Carlton R. Rouh Veterans Center; Senior Director for Community Relations of Spectra Care Foundation, Kathleen Van Stine is guest.  

In this episode, attorneys Caroline G. Donato and Peter E. Kratsa discuss Marsy's Law, a proposed amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution that will be on the state-wide ballot tomorrow, November 5, 2019. While the ballot question seems straightforward, Caroline and Pete unveil the details of the proposed amendment and why it is detrimental to criminal justice in Pennsylvania.

Off-year election, scmoff-year election; Justin and Andrew bring you everything you need to know before you head to the polls next week. We focus most heavily on the controversial Marsy's Law question, hearing from Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania Director Jennifer Riley and ACLU Legal Director Elizabeth Randol on their differing points of view on the crime victims' rights amendment. Like what you hear? Follow us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Spotify.

In a continuation of our two-part series focusing on criminal justice reform, we sit down with Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) to hear about the issue from a Republican lens. We also talk about the upcoming vote on Marsy's Law, which will be on ballots in November, and hear about Delozier's baseball fandom. Like what you hear? Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play.

We are excited to be back after a week off!  In this week's episode, we spoke with Michael Bowman, the Democrat running for Treasurer.  He told us why he wants to be Treasurer, what he would do with the position, and the keys to his big victory in May.  We also talked a bit about campaigning in Kentucky and what he's learned on the trail this year. We also talked a bit about the first day of Amy McGrath's campaign to take on Mitch McConnell, a new petition to SCOKY about Marsy's Law, an attempt by some in the GOP to take out Thomas Massie, and some stories involving coal politics in Eastern Kentucky: Gov. Bevin's promise to give coal counties 100% of coal severance tax revenue, and the bankruptcy of Blackjewel.  Plus, more!

This week in Kentucky politics, the state Supreme Court issued two major decisions: one that blocked Marsy’s Law, the so-called “victims bill of rights,” and a ruling in favor of Gov. Matt Bevin’s overhaul of several education boards. Plus, Lieutenant Gov. Jenean Hampton’s battle against so-called “dark forces” continued. Jean West from member station WFPL talked to capitol reporter Ryland Barton for this week’s edition of Kentucky Politics Distilled. Kentucky Politics Distilled wouldn't be possible without you. Click here to support the work we do: wfpl.org/supportkpd

Marsy's Law is an amendment to the state constitution that implements both existing and new processes in the criminal justice system as constitutional rights for people who identify as victims of crime. The proposal has the potential to significantly undermine the rights of people who are accused of crimes, as judges will have to weigh constitutional rights against each other. Brad Winnick, chief public defender in Dauphin County and the president of the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and ACLU-PA's Elizabeth Randol joined the podcast to talk about the problems with Marsy's Law. Contact your state senator and tell them to vote NO on Marsy's Law: https://action.aclu.org/send-message/pa-sb149-marsys-law?ms_aff=PA&initms_aff=PA&ms=190404_MarsysLaw_&initms=190404_MarsysLaw_&ms_chan=eml&initms_chan=eml&fbclid=IwAR394qy_459Du9_dzgYGSWN2HVGbRlEslVzaZI-rK8XUfwYnNE_tGI12dNc You can read about ACLU-PA's opposition to the bill at this link: https://www.aclupa.org/our-work/legislation/bills/hb-276 PACDL's memo of opposition is available here: https://www.pacdl.org/files/Marsy's%20Law_pacdl_final_3_26_2019.pdf

On today's show: Hear from state leaders working to improve high-speed internet access in rural Mississippi. Then, why springtime in the state is such a tough time for many, and what one doctor says they can do about it. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, with one more year to get on the ballot, find out what's next for Marsy's Law.

Tommy Williams and his mother Kelly Williams from Tommy Talks PA (http://www.tommytalkspa.com/) about the Someone Will Listen Speaker Series Friday, March 8th 2019 5 to 8pm at Hollidaysburg Area Senior High School, and Marsy's Law (https://www.marsyslawforpa.com/) Also: The National Sexual Assault Hotline is 800-656-HOPE

This week, we welcomed Josh Mers back to the show!  He's now a candidate for Kentucky Treasurer, and we talked what the office does, why he decided to run for that office, and what he wants to accomplish if he gets the chance to serve as Treasurer.  Also this week, we talked about the ending of the 13th District saga, Sen. Alvarado's home health scandal, the SCOKY oral arguments regarding Marsy's Law, Louisville's terrible week, and we introduced a new segment: "Good Bill/Bad Bill", where we talked through two bills -- a good one and a bad one.  The good bill this week was HB 41, a fair scheduling bill. The bad bill was SB 100, which makes solar net metering less attractive in Kentucky.

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INDY Week, the Triangle's alternative weekly newspaper, is launching a podcast to give our readers another way to enjoy the latest news and culture from Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. This week we discuss the upcoming election, the pork industry's decision to cover hog waste lagoons, Marsy's Law and local shows you won't want to miss. Music by The Alexander Hood Smooth Jazz Experience

Ray 'the DA' Larson, a retired Fayette County Prosecutor joins this episode to talk about Marsy's Law for Kentucky, some recent legislation that has come out of Frankfort dealing with crime and his perspective on what else needs to be done for victims and to reduce crime. Thanks for listening! I do not own the rights to any music used in this podcast.

This week, we welcomed Terri Branham Clark, Democratic candidate for the 100th House district, to the podcast.  We talked about why she's running, the importance of teachers to Ashland, how she thinks about Braidy Industries while she runs for office in Boyd County, and plenty more! Before the interview, we spoke about a victory for Criminal Defense Lawyers on Marsy's Law, two of Gov. Bevin's tweets which could appear before the ethics commission, Josie's Raymond's request for guidance to KREF, Christian Motley's appeal, and the dueling rallies of VP Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.

Will Batista is the Nevada State Director for Marsy's Law, a ballot initiative to be voted on in November 2018 that aims to improve the availability of information for victims of crimes going through the legal system

Will Batista is the Nevada State Director for Marsy's Law, a ballot initiative to be voted on in November 2018 that aims to improve the availability of information for victims of crimes going through the legal system

Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania has achieved a major milestone - passage of the state House of Representatives and state Senate - all in about five months. This checks off the first hurdle for a change to the constitution. In 2019, the process starts over again, with a view to putting the question to voters late next year. Marsy’s Law not only passed the House and Senate - it did so unanimously in both chambers. You’d have to go back several decades to find another constitutional amendment that achieved the same feat in Pennsylvania. We talk with State Senator Guy Reschenthaler, State Representative Sheryl Delozier, and marsy's law for Pennsylvania campaign director Jennifer Riley about the success and what the next steps are for the Marsy's Law campaign. Then we talk with Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis about the role of DAs accross the commonwealth in supporting Marsy's Law and victims' rights. Show Notes: If you or someone you know is the victim of sexual assault or other crime please contact Pennsylvania's Office of Victim Advocate at 800-563-6399 or ova.pa.gov (https://ova.pa.gov/). Special Guests: Jennifer Riley, PA Senator Guy Reschenthaler, State Representative Sheryl Delozier, and Stefanie Salavantis.

The House and Senate override gubernatorial vetoes of the state budget, tax package, and a pension relief plan for cities, counties, school districts, and quasi-governmental agencies. Teachers march for more education funding, and crime victims rally for Marsy's Law. Lawmakers give final passage to a gang violence bill.

The House and Senate override gubernatorial vetoes of the state budget, tax package, and a pension relief plan for cities, counties, school districts, and quasi-governmental agencies. Teachers march for more education funding, and crime victims rally for Marsy's Law. Lawmakers give final passage to a gang violence bill.

The second week of April is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week - and to mark the event, supporters of Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania took part in a rally at the Pennsylvania state Capitol. We speak with rally attendees, advocates, crime victims and their families. Then we have a conversation with the newly named campaign director for Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania, Jennifer Riley. Special Guest: Jennifer Riley.

Making Marsy's Law is a new podcast about the campaign to add victims' rights to Pennsylvania's constitution.

The Patrick Lalley Show on Friday, March 2, 2018. Guests include: Sioux Falls School District Superintendent Brian Maher on school safety, teacher pay, building needs and growth; The Buffalo Maiden on Weird Friends; Thea Miller Ryan and Sandy Richter of the Outdoor Campus on new events for adults and families. I talk about the Legislature considering Marsy's Law vote in June.

Renee Shaw recaps the fourth week of the legislative session, including discussion about Marsy's Law, abstinence education, gun safety, and armed marshals in schools. Also an update on the flu epidemic and a potential reform to the state's adoption system.

Renee Shaw recaps the fourth week of the legislative session, including discussion about Marsy's Law, abstinence education, gun safety, and armed marshals in schools. Also an update on the flu epidemic and a potential reform to the state's adoption system.

The Senate approves a crime victim's bill of rights known as Marsy's Law. The House repeals a controversial rule about investigations of member misconduct. And Gov. Matt Bevin previews his state budget proposal and tax reform.

The Senate approves a crime victim's bill of rights known as Marsy's Law. The House repeals a controversial rule about investigations of member misconduct. And Gov. Matt Bevin previews his state budget proposal and tax reform.

Marsy's Law seeks to give crime victims legal standing in bail hearings, pleas, sentencing, and parole hearings. It also allows crime victims to refuse an interview or other discovery requests made by the accused or any person acting on behalf of the accused. The Law has passed in several states including California, Illinois, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. In North Dakota, issues with interpreting and implementing the law as it relates to the discovery process have been reported. Other states have experienced similar issues.

  Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins and Bill Jenkins, "power couple" for victims' rights return to Shattered Lives to update listeners on their work. Jennifer has been instrumental in passing Marsy's Law legislation in Illinois and is working on passage in all states and ultimately added to the US Constitution. Bill Jenkins is the author of What to do When the Police Leave which is now recognized as one of the most authoritative and informative tools for grieving families and the caregivers who work with them. He is working on a future book about trauma and the connection to neuroscience.