Center for Juvenile Law and Policy
The LLS CJLP was founded with the goal of fostering systemic reform of the Los Angeles Juvenile Justice system through ongoing research, discussion, and advocacy. Through policy research and advocacy, the Center provides a voice for children and families involved in the Juvenile Justice System, and a point of convergence for students, faculty, stakeholders, and community members dedicated to the creation of a more humane and responsive justice system for children. Because sound and credible policy advice are driven by the real world experience of individuals in the court system, a central component of the Center is the Juvenile Justice Clinic.
APPLICATIONS FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE POST-GRADUATE FELLOW AND JUVENILE LAW INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE HERE.
SAVE THE DATE:
On APRIL 27, 2012, the CJLP will host its third annual juvenile justice symposium, "Ineffective Assistance of Counsel: Systemic Causes, Systemic Solutions," 8.30 am to 3.30 pm in the Robinson Courtroom, Loyola Law School. Free of charge but registration required here.
To be followed in the evening by a cocktail reception for the second annual Sister Janet Harris Juvenile Advocate Award, honoring Scott Budnick and Elizabeth Calvin. For more information, please go here.