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org/litigation/home. html Criminal Justice , Migration and Human Rights The American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education supports the public service and educational programs of the American Bar Association (ABA). With over 400,000 members, the ABA is the voice of the legal profession in the United States.
This award enables the ABA Center for Innovation to support hurricane and flood victims through the expansion of FloodProof, a web-based tool and application to help secure housing title and other critical documentation needed to receive federal, state and local relief and compensation.
The American Bar Association’s Commission on Immigration seeks to ensure fair treatment and full due process rights for immigrants and refugees within the United States. With this award, the Commission updates a seminal resource first published in 2004, the “Standards for the Custody, Placement and Care; Legal Representation; and Adjudication of Unaccompanied Alien Children in the United States.
” Developed through consultation with experts and legal practitioners, the updated Standards reflect changes in law, policy, and practice in the intervening years. The Standards inform legal service providers in representing children in immigration matters and offer best practices related to custody, placement, care and adjudication of these cases.
In support of initiatives to support the International Criminal Court’s investigations in Darfur, Sudan. In support of a training program to prepare Sudanese lawyers for effective advocacy before the International Criminal Court. In support of a symposium on the international rule of law.
In support of capacity building and institutional strengthening of the Rwandan judiciary, including the traditional Gacaca courts. To publish and distribute the ABA Criminal Justice Mental Health Standards. To support an analysis of legal and policy issues involved in the privatization of corrections; to develop a handbook and model statute.
To support the Criminal Justice Mental Health Standards Project. To support the Action Commission to Reduce Court Costs and Delay (over three years). To support the ABA Action Commission to Reduce Court Costs and Delay.
To develop standards of criminal justice for the mentally disabled. Related Content for American Bar Association, Fund for Justice and Education Working to address over-incarceration and racial and ethnic disparities by changing the way America thinks about and uses jails. Grantmaking supported research, policy, and practical interventions to improve the lives of and protections for immigrants and refugees.
Grantmaking supported strengthening human rights protections, advancing government accountability, and improving the reach and quality of justice.
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