Working for Justice

Hosts Pete Cummings and ACJC Deputy Director Tony Vidale. Tony interviews Oro Valley Police Chief, Kara Riley. They discuss her career and offer insights into past academic and work experiences that helped shape her work as a police chief in Arizona.

Host Pete Cummings talks with ACJC Deputy Director Tony Vidale. Tony discusses his career and offers insights into past academic and work experiences that helped shape his work at the Commission.

Host Tony Vidale talks with Matt Bileski, the Data Integration, Analytics, and Optimization Program Manager for the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission. Matt discusses his new role and offers insights into past academic and work experiences that helped shape his career. Matt also shares his vision for future criminal justice data sharing and dissemination.

Host Tony Vidale talks with Heather Bohnet, the Victim Services Program Manager for the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission. Heather discusses her role as the Victim Services Program Manager and offers her past academic and work experiences that helped shape her career. Heather also gives insight into her management of the victim services program and the challenges she faces in her role.

Host Tony Vidale talks with Andy LeFevre, the Executive Director of the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission. Andy discusses his role as the Executive Director and offers his past work experiences that helped shape his career. Andy also gives insight into his leadership of the agency and what qualities he appreciates in his leadership team and staff members.

The Arizona Criminal Justice Commission’s podcast Working for Justice includes talks with people working and making a difference in the criminal justice system. We hope to have great conversations with agency heads, people brand new in the field of criminal justice, and anyone in between. We will talk with people filling roles that are obvious in the criminal justice system such as police officers, prosecutors, public defenders, judges, and corrections officers. We will also include people working in less obvious roles but critically important such as program managers, researchers, and advocates.