Law Student Writing Competition
The William W. Greenhalgh Student Writing Competition. Topic: How does the use of AI-generated information implicate constitutional safeguards on the reasonableness of searches and seizures? Deadline: July 1, 2024.
April 11-12, San Diego, CA. "Unlocking Justice: Navigating the Future of Law with Advances in Forensics, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence"
View Info & - RegisterThe William W. Greenhalgh Student Writing Competition. Topic: How does the use of AI-generated information implicate constitutional safeguards on the reasonableness of searches and seizures? Deadline: July 1, 2024.
Resolution 501 urges governments to affirm the essential role of prosecutorial discretion and to protect prosecutors for removal for partisan reasons.
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Summaries of opinions regarding cases related to criminal law before the U.S. Supreme Court, on the day of the decision.
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Published twice a year, with featured articles on white collar crime topics
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Charles English Award -- Leila Sadat, Professor of International Criminal Law at Washington University; Raeder-Taslitz Award –- Deborah Denno, Professor of Law at Fordham Law School; Livingston Hall Juvenile Justice Award -– Anthony DeMarco, founder of the Children's Law Center of Massachusetts; Frank Carrington Crime Victim Attorney Award -– Gerald (Jerry) Gardner, Director of the Tribal Law and Policy Institute. These awards will be presented at the CJS Spring Meeting in 2024.
The first installment in a series of International Criminal Law Practice Project publications identifying best practices and providing practical guidance for common challenges faced by practitioners of international criminal law. Judgment Drafting addresses a range of issues unique to the complex judgments produced through atrocity crimes cases.
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Two new hosts, Justin Danilewitz and Geonard Butler, are leading JustPod's general programming. Nina Marino and Joe Whitley will continue to host "White Collar Talks" series.
The Consortium aims to contribute to the national effort examining and addressing legal issues in policing and public safety, including conduct, oversight, and the evolving nature of police work. The Consortium will leverage the ABA’s expertise and that of participating ABA accredited law schools to collaborate on projects to develop and implement better police practices throughout the United States.
View - DetailsCommittees offer CJS members the best opportunity for direct involvement in Section activities, such as organizing CLE offerings, developing publications and policy proposals.
View Goals & Activities of - CommitteesFor fifty years, the ABA Criminal Justice Standards have guided policymakers and practitioners working in the criminal justice arena.
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