About the CJS Committees

Committees are the lifeblood of the Criminal Justice Section. They offer members the best opportunity for direct involvement in Section activities. Committee members work together to organize many of the Section's CLE offerings, develop books and publications, and prepare policy resolutions and supporting background reports that become the basis for the American Bar Association policies to initiate changes in criminal justice law and policy. In addition, attendance at committee meetings is an excellent way to exchange information with colleagues regarding the latest developments facing criminal justice practice issues.
We encourage you to join Section committees.
Visit specific committee pages (see box on the right) for committee updates and contact information of committee chair(s).
Committee News and Resources
Juvenile Justice: Material from the Juvenile Justice Town Hall Meeting
White Collar Crime: Town Hall Meeting on the Status of White Collar Crime (Audio)
Highlights of White Collar Crime 2008 National Institute (photos, audio, materials)
Cyber Crime:
Top Ten Tips to Protect Kids From Online Predators (Also In Spanish) [Audio News Release: English / Spanish]
Tips to Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft
Innocence Projects Reports and Websites
Criminal Jury Instructions for State Courts
Recent State Supreme Court Developments Concerning Crawford v. Washington
Materials on Collateral Consequences of Conviction
Divisions / Committees
