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Justice Speaks

Justice Speaks

By: The Greenburger Center for Justice
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Welcome to Justice Speaks: Controversial Conversations on Crime, hosted by the Greenburger Center for Justice.


Here, we dive deep into the pressing issues and reform efforts that are reshaping our criminal justice and mental health systems. Each episode tackles difficult topics offering fact based and unfiltered discussions on the challenges and changes needed to create a more equitable and effective system.


Our podcast features insightful interviews with experts, advocates, and those directly impacted by the justice system. We aim to shed light on overlooked issues and foster informed dialogue about the future of justice reform. Join us as we explore transformative ideas and solutions to some of our most intractable social justice problems.

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Episodes
  • Neurodiversity on Trial: ASD & The Justice System

    Neurodiversity on Trial: ASD & The Justice System
    May 6 2025
    In this episode of Justice Speaks, Executive Director Cheryl Roberts explores the intersection of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the criminal justice system. Joined by clinical psychologist and author Dr. Isabelle Hénault, attorney and advocate Mark Mahoney, and father-son duo Nick and Larry Dubin, the conversation delves into how individuals with ASD may be uniquely vulnerable within legal systems that often misunderstand neurodivergence. Together, the guests examine legal, psychological, and human rights challenges—and advocate for reform rooted in compassion and science.

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    28 mins
  • Sex Crimes & bvFTD

    Sex Crimes & bvFTD
    Nov 12 2024
    In this compelling episode, we dive deep into the intersection of sex crimes and Behavioral variant Frontotemporal Dementia (bvFTD). Our Executive Director Cheryl Roberts joins expert neurologists Dr. Michael McIntyre and Dr. Richard Darby to explore how bvFTD can alter behavior and decision-making, leading to criminal acts like sex offenses. Together, they discuss the science behind bvFTD, and the legal and ethical implications of criminal responsibility when neurological disorders come into play.

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    25 mins
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