Who We Are Advisory Boards Judicial Advisory Board
The Responsibility.org Judicial Advisory Board is comprised of members of the judiciary and criminal justice practitioners who are nationally recognized for their commitment to innovative practice and programs that not only reduce recidivism but, simultaneously, save and change countless lives. Through their thought leadership and insight, our organization is able to identify ways to improve and expand the reach of our programs, determine how to strengthen the impaired driving system, and develop educational resources for every facet of the criminal justice system.
Honorable Robert Anchondo
Judge, El Paso County, Texas Criminal Court
Honorable Mark Atkinson
Chief Executive Officer, Texas Center for the Judiciary
Honorable Michael Barrasse
President Judge, Court of Common Pleas, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania
Honorable James Dehn
Judge (Ret.), 10th Judicial District of Minnesota
Honorable Elisabeth Earle
Presiding Judge, Travis County, Texas Court at Law
Jim Eberspacher
Division Director, National Center for DWI Courts
Honorable Karl Grube
Senior Judge (Ret.), Florida County and Circuit Courts
Honorable Shannon A. Holmes
Presiding Judge, 36th District Specialty Courts, Detroit, Michigan
Honorable Mary Jane Knisely
District Court Judge, Thirteenth Judicial District of Montana
Honorable Earl Penrod
Senior Judge (Ret.), Judicial Education Division of the Indiana Office of Court Services
Honorable Robert T. Russell, Jr.
Associate Judge, Buffalo City and Erie County Courts, New York
Mark Stodola
Probation Fellow, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Honorable Mark Violante
Chief Judge, City Court of Niagara Falls, New York
Katheryn Yetter
Academic Director, National Judicial College
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