David Risley - How To Redesign and Reform The Criminal Justice System

<p>David E Risley is the host of the Justice Voices podcast and the Justice Visions Project. </p><p>David has a vision and mission to build a strategic action platform to redesign the US criminal justice system. a pretty seismic task indeed to redirect resources to more cost-effective solutions and reform the delivery of justice for all. </p><p><strong>What we discuss</strong></p><ul><li>David discusses who he is and what shaped him (5.00 - 11.00)</li><li>We discuss faith and spiritual connections in people (11.00 - 14.00)&nbsp;</li><li>Discusses spiritual harmony and harmony in Justice (14.30-16.00)</li><li>David discusses other influences in shaping&nbsp;him (16.00- 20.00)</li><li>His early decision to focus on solving human problems through law (21.00 - 23.00)</li><li>&nbsp;His ability to see both sides of an argument (24.30- 26.30)</li><li>Being comfortable in ambiguity (27.30 - 29.00)</li><li>Why he was drawn to criminal justice (30.30 - 32.00)</li><li>The responsibility of a prosecutor (32.00- 35.00)</li><li>His desire to address the issues in the Criminal Justice System and launch Justice Voices podcast (35.30 - 38.00)</li><li>The problem with the current punishment paradigm and restorative justice (39. 00 - 43.20)</li><li>Resolving the addiction to the punishment paradigm and the cost to society (45.00 -53.00)&nbsp;</li><li>Cost of Recidivism (53.00 - 54.30)</li><li>David and I discuss alternatives to the current system,&nbsp;aligning incentives and desired outcomes, and the role of CBT (56.00 - 1.01.45)</li><li>Injecting innovation to the current system (1.02.00 - 1.06.15)</li><li>Davids Justice Visions strategy to reform the system through design thinking ( 1.08.00 - 1.01.00)</li><li>Davids explains the innovative work being done in Bronzville, Chicago, on addressing violent-ization and trauma-informed services (1.11.30 -1.15.00)</li><li>Problem-solving in schools and unlocking human talent(1.17.00 - 1.24.30)</li><li>David describes the work of Readi Chicago in using data to create early interventions (