by equivant
Welcome to Scaling Justice, a podcast that examines the justice system and how we can better understand the issues that impact our courts, practitioners, technologists, and community members. Join Scaling Justice host Brendan Hughes, Director of Marketing at equivant, as he interviews industry experts and explores how technology can intersect with justice to create court solutions that improve outcomes for all involved.
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March 11, 2026
In today's digital age, the success of technology transformation projects actually has very little to do with technology, and everything to do with the people managing them. In our latest podcast “Successful Court Tech Transformations Start with People: Why Change Management Matters in Court Modernization”, we sat down with Sarah Peterson, Associate Director at Guidehouse and expert in change management. After listening, you'll understand: - How to get staff excited about new technology - Communication strategies for internal and external stakeholders - Common missteps in change management and tips on how to avoid those mistakes
November 13, 2025
In this episode of Scaling Justice, hear how North Las Vegas Court Administrator Erin Tellez and equivant’s Senior Implementation Manager Mandy Clements turned challenges into success stories. Discover practical strategies, proven best practices, and insider tips for leading smooth tech transitions in court environments. Tune in and learn how to future-proof your court today!
July 31, 2025
<p>In a world where seeing is no longer believing, how do justice agencies separate fact from fiction? In this episode of scaling justice, we dive deep into how justice agencies and courts are combating the use of deepfakes—AI-generated images, videos, and documents that can distort reality and threaten the integrity of evidence in courtrooms. We discuss how prevalent the issue is now, how fast it is growing, and what courts can do to detect and address deepfakes with cutting-edge technologies. Our guest is a veteran of the justice system and technology companies, MJ Cartwright. She is currently a state-wide mentor with the University of Michigan Innovation Partnerships Team. Her latest venture is with a startup called ProbeTruth – a solution built to ensure authenticity with cutting-edge deepfake detection.</p>
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Welcome to Scaling Justice, a podcast that examines the justice system and how we can better understand the issues that impact our courts, practitioners, technologists, and community members.
Join Scaling Justice host Brendan Hughes, Director of Marketing at equivant, as he interviews industry experts and explores how technology can intersect with justice to create court solutions that improve outcomes for all involved.
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