Criminal Justice Section Newsletter
Starting with the Fall 2024 issue, the Criminal Justice Section Newsletter will no longer be available in print format.
ABA Criminal Justice Section's Chair for 2024-2025. Associate Judge, District Court of Maryland, Anne Arundel County.
View - About CJS & Its LeadershipStarting with the Fall 2024 issue, the Criminal Justice Section Newsletter will no longer be available in print format.
Resolution 517 urges all legislative bodies and governmental agencies to enact laws and adopt policies prohibiting law enforcement from knowingly employing or relying upon deception; Resolution 518 urges governments to adopt investment principles and vehicles that do not include entities that generate at least 20% or another designated percentage of their revenue from incarceration facilities and supervision; Resolution 519 urges all governments and states to adopt forensic genetic genealogy (FGG) legislation
For fifty years, the ABA Criminal Justice Standards have guided policymakers and practitioners working in the criminal justice arena.
March 4-7, 2025; Miami, Florida
View - MoreCommittees offer CJS members the best opportunity for direct involvement in Section activities, such as organizing CLE offerings, developing publications and policy proposals.
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