21 episodes
Trauma InJustice Alison DeBelder and Chris Moser
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- True Crime
Trauma InJustice is a podcast about the ways that people in the criminal justice system confront and manage trauma. It’s also about the ways that training has aided (or failed) them and ought to be improved.
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'...he wasn't even a suspect." - Dr. Harry Krop
In this, the Season 2 Finale, Chris and Alison speak with Dr. Harry Krop. Dr. Krop is a forensic psychologist who has been involved in over 2000 homicide cases as an expert witness and started the very first sexual abuse treatment center in Florida in 1977. We talk with Dr. Krop in-depth about two of the most high-profile homicide cases: Danny Rolling and Aileen Wuornos. IMDB information about the film "Monster" a film base on the life of Aileen Wuornos.These conversat...
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"Our system sucks. Our system can be sublime." - Gordon Bonnyman
Chris and Alison sit down to speak with Gordon Bonnyman, co-founder of the Tennessee Justice Center. Mr. Bonnyman has practiced poverty law for 48 years. His work has spanned so many areas of the law we could not begin to cover them all - he's litigated nursing home regulations, prison conditions, hospital pricing abuses, confinement of children with disabilities, due process for Medicaid recipients, and many others. He has lectured and consulted on health law and policy and...
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Tempering Trauma: Two Perspectives on Trauma and Resilience in the Practice of Civil Law
Chris and Alison partnered with Christie Bhageloe and Florida Legal Services to present a webinar. We edited the audio of that live presentation to bring you this episode. Our guests are Dr. Christie Monaghan and Tania Schmidt-Alpers. If you'd like to watch the actual webinar - and see us live in action - you can do so here on the FLS youtube.This episode involves much discussion of domestic violence. Survivors can contact the statewide domestic violence hotline at (80...
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The university should be a place of hope." - Dean Jim Clark
This is the second episode in which Chris and Alison speak with Dr. James Clark, Professor and Dean of the College of Social Work at Florida State University. You can review his impressive vita on the FSU COSW website here. Dean Clark is a forensic social worker and you can learn about the role of mitigation (and social workers), in the book he edited with Edward Monahan: Tell the Client's Story, Mitigation in Criminal and Death Penalty Cases.These conversations are not appr...
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"Take on the big questions, moral ethical questions, and try to live those out through becoming a professional." - Dean Jim Clark
Chris and Alison speak with James Clark, Professor and Dean of the College of Social Work at Florida State University. You can review his impressive vita on the FSU COSW website here. Dean Clark is a forensic social worker and you can learn about the role of mitigation (and social workers), in the book he edited with Edward Monahan: Tell the Client's Story, Mitigation in Criminal and Death Penalty Cases.Our conversation ran long and was too fascinating to edit down to just o...
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We just don't admit these kind of things go on. - Jonathan Harriford
Chris and Alison sit down with Jonathan Harriford to discuss his experiences with a loved one who lives with a chronic mental illness and his involvement with the justice system (both civil and criminal). For a list of the Department of Children and Families resources related to the Baker Act you can visit their website.For information about a patient's rights under the Baker Act you can visit the website of Disability Rights Florida - they have both written and video resources.Fo...