Who is Eligible?
Membership Categories and Eligibility
The Association shall include two categories of memberships: individual and organizational.
| 1. | INDIVIDUAL: Individual memberships will be extended to those persons who meet the membership requirements. There will be three types of individual memberships: Regular, Associate, and Student. | |
| a. | REGULAR: Regular individual membership criteria will include (i) government employment as a senior-level official of a ministry of justice or court system in any sovereign country, (ii) an individual retired from a position that qualifies for regular individual membership in the Association. |
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| b. | ASSOCIATE: Associate individual membership criteria will include other senior professionals in a field related to court administration, i.e., prosecutors; administrative law judges, professors of law, public administration, public policy, etc., or public administrators. |
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| c. | STUDENT: Student individual membership will be extended to any college or university-level student (i) engaged in full-time study and pursuing a career as an official in a justice ministry or a judicial or court system. | |
| 2. | ORGANIZATIONAL: Organizational membership will be extended to those organizations that meet the membership requirements. The Association will include two types of organizational memberships; Regular and Associate. |
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| a. | REGULAR: Regular organizational membership will be available to regional or country-wide judicial and court-related associations of justice ministry and court system officials whose purposes and objectives are allied with or related to those of the Association. |
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| b. | ASSOCIATE: Associate organizational memberships will be available to government, quasi-governmental, and non-governmental organizations that provide or solicit grants to sponsor rule-of-law and judicial or court-system improvement and modernization projects in countries throughout the world. | |
