The ABA Justice Center seeks to accomplish justice
system reform by encouraging bench/bar/public collaboration.
Drawing on the resources of ABA entities that focus on the
judicial branch and the improvement of the administration
of justice, the Justice Center promotes programs that enhance
the efficiency of the justice system. Among the issues high
on the agenda of the Center are judicial selection reform
in the states including the reinvigoration of merit selection,
public awareness about the justice system, judicial outreach,
interbranch relations, judicial ethics and increasing public
trust and confidence in the justice system. To accomplish
these goals, the Justice Center draws on the expertise of
judges, bar leaders, law professors and deans, involved citizens,
and others who help to accomplish reform and establish innovative
activities while publicizing successful models to others with
common interests. It provides models, technical assistance,
and expertise to those seeking to improve the justice system.
Honorable Cara Lee Neville
Chair, Justice Center Coordinating Council
The Justice Center announces that Hon. Deanell Reece Tacha is the 2008 John Marshall Award winner.
To view past recipients
click here.
Judicial Mentor Program
The Judicial Division is proud to announce that the registration for the Judicial Mentor Program is now open.
Judges: click here to complete the on-line registration
Attorneys: click here to complete the on-line registration
»Justice Matters: The Justice Center has published the most recent issue of Justice Matters: News from the ABA Justice Center. Click here to learn about the most recent happenings from around the Center.
Model Code of Judicial Conduct
passed by the House of Delegates in February 2007







