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Justice ReDesigned is a publication and podcast by Judge Steven Teske (Ret.), that explores justice and injustice wherever they arise — in politics, education, law enforcement, the courts, and beyond.
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The Anatomy of an Insult: When Dissent Becomes a Diagnosis (opens the original)
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“Trump Derangement Syndrome” is often used as a shortcut—a way to dismiss criticism of Donald Trump without answering the facts, the law, or the constitutional concern being raised. But what happens to a democracy when disagreement is treated as a psychological defect? When opposition becomes pathology, accountability becomes hysteria, and citizens who sound the alarm are portrayed as the real problem? In this episode of Justice ReDesigned , Steven Teske examines the history and civic function o
The Measure – Part VII: The Journey Home (opens the original)
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Every journey eventually reaches a place where the questions change. When I began The Measure , I thought I was writing about politics, constitutional government, and the role of Christian values in public life. Along the way, we explored authority, integrity, conscience, mercy, and the teachings of Christ. But somewhere in that journey, I discovered the series was never ultimately about America. It became about me. After more than twenty-two years on the bench, I came to understand that the cou
The Measure – Part VI: Render Unto Caesar (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, Steven Teske wore a judge’s robe and exercised the authority entrusted to him by the Constitution. Over time, he discovered that while the law defined the boundaries of his authority, it could never determine the spirit in which that authority would be exercised. That work belonged to conscience. In this deeply personal episode, Teske reflects on Christ’s words, “Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and unto God the things that are God’s,” and explores how
The Measure – Part V: When the Standard Is Tested (opens the original)
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Throughout this series, we’ve explored the teachings of Christ as a measure of justice, integrity, and the responsible exercise of authority. But every moral tradition eventually reaches a moment when its highest ideals become difficult to live. This is that moment. Drawing upon more than two decades on the bench, Steven Teske reflects on one of the hardest lessons the courtroom ever taught him: justice is rarely about choosing between right and wrong. More often, it requires holding competing t
The Measure – Part IV: The Wrong Question (opens the original)
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What if the most important question isn’t about America at all? For much of this journey, I believed I was wrestling with a political question: Is America becoming a Christian nation? But after years on the bench—and months reflecting on Vice President J.D. Vance’s call to recover Christian values—I came to an unexpected realization. I had been asking the wrong question. In this fourth installment of The Measure , I explore one of the most important lessons I learned as a judge: justice begins n
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