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Parallel Justice

Parallel Justice

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Parallel Justice returns… Remastered, refined, and more urgent than ever.

This trauma-informed and survivor-centered podcast takes listeners inside the civil cases connected to the criminal headlines that shaped our culture. Each episode features nationally recognized attorneys who pursued accountability beyond the criminal courtroom and worked to create systemic change.

This is not true crime for entertainment. It is a thoughtful examination of how civil justice works, where the system falls short, and how survivors can seek accountability through the courts.

In this new season, we spotlight headline cases, emerging safety crises, and the legal strategies that continue to reshape public safety and institutional responsibility.

From high-profile cases to emerging safety crises, Parallel Justice offers a clear-eyed look at how civil litigation creates change long after the headlines fade.

Parallel Justice is produced by the National Center for Victims of Crime, a leading advocate for victims’ rights and survivor support nationwide.

The National Center for Victims of Crime advocates for victims’ rights, trains professionals who work with victims and survivors of crime and serves as a trusted source of information on victims' issues. To learn more about the National Center for Victims of Crime, visit https://victimsofcrime.org/

Access a civil justice attorney through the National Crime Victim Bar Association, the nation's first professional association of attorneys and expert witnesses dedicated to helping victims seek justice through the criminal system visit https://victimbar.org/

Compassionate, confidential support is available through the VictimConnect Resource Center via call, chat or text at https://victimconnect.org/ and 1-855-484-2846.

2026 National Center for Victims of Crime
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  • From the Vault: Backpage and the Case That Changed Human Trafficking Laws Part 2
    Jul 8 2026

    In this remastered episode, Jason Amala and Vincent Nappo discuss the collapse of Backpage.com, the complexities of civil and criminal trials and the role that Congress played. Survivors challenged a company worth $135 million, changed the way that we think about trafficking and successfully held an industry giant to account.

    Learn more about these attorneys by visiting their websites.

    Jason Amala https://www.pcva.law/attorneys/jason-amala/

    Vincent Nappo https://www.pcva.law/attorneys/vincent-nappo/

    Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

    Victims can receive support anytime at victimconnect.org

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    34 Min.
  • Mandated to Act: The Pediatrician Who Failed Gizzell Ford
    Jul 6 2026

    Chicago trial attorney Marty Dolan joins the podcast to discuss the civil case he brought on behalf of the family of Gizzell Ford, an eight-year-old girl who was abused to death by her father and grandmother in 2013. Dolan breaks down how he built a negligence case not against the abusers — who faced criminal charges — but against the forensic pediatrician who examined Gizzell just three weeks before her death and failed to act on clear signs of abuse.

    Through this conversation, listeners gain a deeper understanding of what mandatory reporting obligations actually require of physicians, and what parents can do when they sense something is wrong and the system isn't listening.

    Contact Dolan Law: https://dolanlegal.com/

    Victims can get confidential support anytime at victimconnect.org.

    Learn more about the National Center for Victims of Crime and the National Crime Victim Bar Association at victimsofcrime.org.

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    29 Min.
  • Left Alone, Left Blind: Justice for Baby Owen
    Jul 1 2026

    Little Rock attorneys Josh Gillispie and Joseph Gates join the podcast today to discuss one of the most catastrophic daycare abuse cases either has handled: an 8-month-old infant left permanently blind and brain damaged after being violently shaken at an unlicensed home daycare in Arkansas. Gillispie and Gates break down the medical evidence that exposed the daycare's shifting cover story, the criminal case that ended with no jail time, and the $110 million civil verdict the family won — and the hard reality of trying to collect it. Through this conversation, listeners gain a clearer understanding of how oversight gaps in unlicensed childcare can leave children vulnerable, and what parents can do to ask the right questions before trusting someone with their kids.

    Contact Gillispie Law Firm: https://gillispielawfirm.com/
    Contact Gates Law Firm: https://www.gateslawpllc.com/

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    33 Min.
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