Hosted by Justin Carlson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 33 episodes
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The Failing Justice Podcast, where real conversations about criminal justice unfold. Founded by law enforcement veteran, Justin Carlson, we bring insider insights to the forefront. Join us as we tackle issues like police reform, systemic challenges, and wrongful convictions. Get ready for unfiltered discussions, inspiring stories, and expert interviews. Together, let's challenge norms, amplify voices, and drive change. Tune in for a unique perspective on justice, advocacy, and the journey to a fair and equitable society. NOTE: Failing Justice serves as a free speech platform committed to discussing a spectrum of stories surrounding truth, justice, corruption, and the broader legal system. The podcast embraces diverse insights on these matters, recognizing the inherent controversy within the legal discourse. Our aim is to promote open dialogue and critical examination of these topics while maintaining a professional and respectful environment. **Listener discretion i
Justin Carlson hosts Failing Justice, a society show with 33 episodes published.
In this episode of Failing Justice, we sit down with JohnJay Portillo, the former Coffee City police chief at the center of numerous controversies and headlines. While the media has painted a vivid picture of scandals an
Listener discretion is advised: This episode contains strong language and discussions that may not be suitable for all audiences. Joseph Malinowski, better known as 'Lieutenant Dan' on TikTok, made headlines for his dari
In this episode, we’re stepping into uncharted territory, exploring topics that are both challenging and crucial to understanding the current state of America. Join me as I dive deep into the shifting public perception o
In this episode, Jermaine Archer shares his incredible journey from wrongful conviction to freedom after 22 years in Sing Sing Correctional Facility. A passionate advocate for justice, Jermaine discusses his work as a pa
Robert Roberson was set to be executed today for a crime he didn’t commit, but in a last-minute decision, his execution has been stayed. During a Texas Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence hearing, Anderson County Distric
In this explosive episode, we sit down with Mike Hollow, a 17-year veteran of the Lee County Florida Sheriff’s Office and current candidate for sheriff, to discuss the allegations surrounding Sheriff Carmine Marceno. Fro
In this episode, we’re joined by Aswad, Vice President of ASJ, who shares his compelling journey from being a promising basketball player to becoming a leading advocate for justice reform. On August 24, 2009, at just 26
Justin and Preston welcome Cynthia Garza to the podcast. Cynthia Garza is the Special Fields Bureau Chief of the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office’s and Chief of the Conviction Integrity Unit (CIU). The CIU primar
Justin has a candid conversation with guest, Austin Handle, regarding whistleblower cops. Austin is a whistleblower cop out of Dunwoody, Georgia. Austin tells his story and experience about fighting to get his name back
Dr. Yates has spent 30 years in law enforcement and the last 25 years as a supervisor and manager. His previous assignments include patrol, gang investigations, training, technology, policy, media relations, jail operati
Justin and Preston sit down with Cheryl Morris. Cheryl worked with the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision for three decades in both Central Office, minimum, medium and maximum security pri
In Smith County, Texas, law enforcement, prosecutors, attorneys, judges, and many more have come together to ruin the Phillips family. The father is Terry Phillips who is the Precinct 3 County Commissioner and the mother
Join us as we sit down with Ken W. Good, a bail reform attorney out of Tyler, Texas. We discuss the ins and outs of good bail reform and bad bail reform. Ken says most bail reform being presented is bad bail reform that
The first podcast of 2024! Join Justin and Preston as they speak with the family of Daniel Barajas. Daniel died suddenly after a bizarre encounter with law enforcement in Saline County Arkansas. The encounter started as
Justin recaps his trip to New York City for the 2nd United Justice Coalition Summit at the Javits Center. This was a special and informative trip. Just met Dan Slepian with NBC Dateline and Jon-Adrian Velasquez (JJ) who
Justin and Preston speak on how mental health affects law enforcement. Furthermore, how not dealing with the matter from within affects the outcome of justice and providing police service to the public. Links from show:
In this episode, Justin and Preston just simply talk. There were no actual topics of discussion on the show notes. There are times in life when you just have to be human and speak from the heart. We hope that our raw tal
Justin and Preston sit down and talk with Tyrone Day, a Dallas, Texas, native who was wrongfully convicted and incarcerated in 1990 for a sexual assault crime that he did not commit or partake in. Tyrone's story was insi
Justin and Preston breakdown the traffic stop of Leonard Cure. Leonard was shot and killed by Camden County Georgia Sheriff Deputy, Buck Aldridge on a traffic stop on I-95 in Georgia. Was this preventable? What could law
Justin sits down with Preston Green Jr. and they discuss de-escalation tactics and training. As of a 2021 stat, there are still 20 states that do not have de-escalation training mandated into their police cadet training.
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