COMMITTEE ON LAW AND JUSTICE CORE SUPPORT

This third of three years of funding for the Committee on Law and Justice will support two meetings during the 12-month grant award period. The Committee will also hold one workshop and one seminar on topics to be selected by the Committee in consultation with the National Institute of Justice. The workshop will consist of a one-day meeting on a selected topic where approximately four commissioned papers will be presented, followed by formal comments by selected discussants, and general discussion. The seminar will consist of a half-day session where one or more scholars will present on an emerging area of interest in criminal justice. A report will be produced as a result of the workshop. The workshop papers will be made available to the sponsor prior to the workshop and will subsequently be incorporated into the workshop report to be published by the National Academy Press.

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This third of three years of funding for the Committee on Law and Justice will support two meetings during the 12-month grant award period. The Committee will also hold one workshop and one seminar on topics to be selected by the Committee in consultation with the National Institute of Justice. The workshop will consist of a one-day meeting on a selected topic where approximately four commissioned papers will be presented, followed by formal comments by selected discussants, and general discussion. The seminar will consist of a half-day session where one or more scholars will present on an emerging area of interest in criminal justice. A report will be produced as a result of the workshop. The workshop papers will be made available to the sponsor prior to the workshop and will subsequently be incorporated into the workshop report to be published by the National Academy Press.

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This funding for the Committee on Law and Justice will support two meetings during the 12-month grant award period. The Committee will also produce two forums in conjunction with the business meetings. The forums may be comprised of workshops, seminars, conferences or some other approved format on topics to be selected by the Committee in consultation with the National Institute of Justice. A workshop will consist of a one-day meeting on a selected topic where approximately four commissioned papers will be presented, followed by formal comments by selected discussants, and general discussion. A seminar will consist of a half-day session where one or more scholars will present on an emerging area of interest in criminal justice. A report is produced as a result of the workshop. Workshop papers are made available to NIJ prior to the workshop and may be incorporated into a report published by the National Academy Press.

Under this supplemental award, the National Academies, Committee on Law and Justice will convene two meetings which will include two one-day workshops. Each workshop will result in a published National Academies report. Workshop reports will consist of summaries of presentations and discussions of the workshop along with conclusions and recommendations. CA/NCF