Inside Criminal Justice with Jeff Clayton

About Inside Criminal Justice with Jeff Clayton

Inside Criminal Justice with Jeff Clayton takes a deep dive into America’s criminal justice system, offering in-depth interviews with prominent state legislators, criminal justice experts, attorneys general and law enforcement officials. Each episode explores what is working in criminal justice reform and what has failed drastically. Hosted by Jeff Clayton, Executive Director of the American Bail Coalition, this involving podcast aims to be part of the solution to the challenges facing society by engaging in meaningful and productive conversations with individuals who are serving on the front line.

Publisher

American Bail Coalition

Category

government · news · news

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Jun 2023

Latest episode

31 Aug 2023

Latest episodes

3 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   31 Aug 2023

   James Quinn, Former Assistant District Attorney for Queens, New York

   Join host Jeff Clayton and his guest, James Quinn, former Assistant District Attorney for Queens, New York. They discuss bail reform in New York state and Mr. Quinn’s belief that it has played a significant role in the increase of pretrial crime.

2. 

   27 Jul 2023

   Eric Siddall, Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney

   Join host Jeff Clayton and his guest, Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney, Eric Siddall. They discuss the role of the DA in the criminal justice system and the current situation in Los Angeles County, which sees case-by-case justice under threat. They also explore the reasons behind the current crime wave, as well as the unionization of Los Angeles prosecutors.

3. 

   20 Jun 2023

   Liz Baker Murrill, First Solicitor General of Louisiana

   Join host Jeff Clayton and his guest, Liz Baker Murrill, Lousiana’s first solicitor general and a candidate for attorney general of her state. They discuss the role of attorneys general in the legal system, the problem of the disproportionate number of minorities being detained and the issue of criminal justice reform in Louisiana.