Podcast
Criminal Justice Corner
Hosted by Dr. Jennifer Matthews · EN
This podcast is dedicated to all things criminal justice, true crime, and everything in between.
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From Wrongful Accusation to Industry Success: Jennifer's Journey
6d ago00:31:12Tap to summarizeJennifer shares her journey from facing wrongful accusations and threats to becoming a bestselling author and industry consultant. This episode explores resilience, self-empowerment, and creating opportunities in the creative industry.
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From Public Relations to Crime Novels: John David’s Inspiring Journey
3w ago00:30:05Tap to summarizeIn this episode, John David shares his journey from public relations to becoming a novelist inspired by true crime incidents. He discusses the real-life events that sparked his writing, explores themes of gun rights, heroism, and the impact of social media on fame, and offers insights into his upcoming books.
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From Pastor to SWAT: Eric Robinson's Unbelievable Journey
May 700:32:29Tap to summarizeJoin us as Eric Robinson shares his unique journey from Baptist pastor to FBI agent and SWAT team member, revealing behind-the-scenes stories from Chicago's crime scene, insights into law enforcement, and lessons on resilience and making life-changing decisions.
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Dark Web Investigations: How Law Enforcement Traces AI Crimes
Apr 2200:34:12Tap to summarizeIn this episode, criminal defense attorney Saul Bienenfeld discusses the legal implications of AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM), how law enforcement investigates dark web activities, and essential legal rights during police encounters.
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From Tragedy to Triumph: The Ken Kunken Story
Apr 800:31:31Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Ken Kunken, a quadriplegic lawyer who shares his inspiring journey from a life-altering injury to becoming a successful attorney. Ken discusses the challenges he faced in education, the barriers he broke in the legal field, and his experiences as a father of triplets. He emphasizes the importance of perseverance, the need for better support for individuals with disabilities, and the motivation behind his book, 'I Dream of Things That Never Were.'
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Unmasking the Con: Heather Rovet's Journey from Love to Litigation
Mar 2501:21:05Tap to summarizeHeather Rovet shares her harrowing experience with a con artist she met on a renovation project, revealing how she uncovered his criminal past and the importance of awareness and vigilance in dating. This episode offers vital advice on recognizing red flags, protecting oneself, and supporting victims of fraud and manipulation.
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The Legal Maze: Cases and Controversies
Mar 1100:28:09Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews and Russell Little discuss various crime cases, including a recap of a previous case involving a judge's shooting and the ongoing legal proceedings. They also delve into a new case of hazing at North Arizona University, debating the evidence and implications of such actions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of parental guidance and teaching children about safety and legal rights in college environments.
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Human Trafficking: What You Need To Know
Feb 2500:28:21Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Kay Sparling, who shares her insights on the pressing issue of human trafficking. They discuss the current state of human trafficking, the vulnerable populations affected, and the locations where trafficking is most prevalent. Kay emphasizes the importance of awareness and education in preventing trafficking, as well as the challenges faced by victims. She also shares her personal experiences and the inspiration behind her book, which addresses these critical issues. The conversation concludes with key takeaways for listeners on how to protect themselves and others from human trafficking.
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Healing Trauma: The Six Pillars of Recovery
Feb 1200:26:19Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews welcomes trauma recovery expert Karen Robinson to discuss the complexities of healing from trauma. With nearly three decades of experience in mental health, Karen shares her insights on the importance of addressing various aspects of trauma recovery, including physical, emotional, and relational health. She introduces her unique model, the 'Heal Thrive Dream' framework, which emphasizes the significance of nurturing one's spiritual, physical, mental, emotional, relational, and energy health as essential pillars for healing. Karen also highlights the importance of self-compassion and the need for tailored approaches to therapy, recognizing that each individual's journey is unique.Throughout the conversation, Karen elaborates on the challenges trauma survivors face, particularly in balancing their healing pillars. She emphasizes the necessity of taking small, manageable steps towards recovery and the potential for significant breakthroughs when individuals begin to address their trauma. The episode concludes with Karen offering practical advice for those feeling stuck in their trauma, encouraging listeners to seek support, whether through self-help strategies or professional guidance, to foster their healing journey.
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AI and Crime: What Parents Need to Know
Jan 2100:35:18Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews engages with Roger Canaff, a former Special Victims Prosecutor, to discuss the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and criminal justice. They explore the emerging legal challenges posed by AI technologies, particularly in relation to non-consensual image generation and the exploitation of individuals, especially women and minors. Roger shares insights from his extensive experience in the field, highlighting the lack of legal frameworks currently in place to address these issues and the urgent need for better enforcement and public awareness.The conversation delves into specific cases and legislative efforts, such as Virginia's recent statute against generating non-consensual images and the Take It Down Act spearheaded by Senator Ted Cruz. Roger emphasizes the importance of open communication between parents and children regarding the risks associated with AI technologies, advocating for a stigma-free environment where victims feel empowered to report abuses. The episode concludes with actionable advice for parents on how to navigate this evolving landscape and protect their children from potential harm.
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