Talk Justice: Episode 135
The Knowledge Gaps and Missing Research Holding Justice Tech Back
Jason Tashea joins Cat Moon to discuss his recent article “A Research Agenda for Justice Technology,” included in a volume published by the American Bar Foundation called “Global Perspectives on People-Centered Justice, Exploring the Evidence” on Talk Justice. They speak about knowledge gaps and critical areas for expanding research into technology initiatives of the justice system, courts and legal aid organizations.
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Jason Tashea
Jason Tashea is Director of Technology, Data & Knowledge Management at the National Center for State Courts. He is a technologist, entrepreneur, and writer exploring justice and technology. Before joining NCSC, he was the court innovation advisor at Renaissance Philanthropy and the courts and AI fellow at Georgetown Law...
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Cat Moon
As Professor of the Practice and Co-Director of the Program on Law & Innovation and the Vanderbilt AI Law Lab, all at Vanderbilt Law School, Caitlin “Cat” Moon designs the J.D. curriculum for PoLI Institute with the goal of empowering students to lead in the innovation of 21st century legal services delivery. Professor Moon also founded and directs the PoLI Institute, which provides interactive post-graduate executive education to legal professionals. She also co-founded and produces the Summit on Law and Innovation (SoLI), which brings together experts across legal, technology and other disciplines in collaborative innovation projects.