Future Justices for America, Inc.

To start a conference/convention/academy for middle school, high school and college students that prepares them for employment in the field of justice. Instructional, training and apprenticeship programs would help prepare students for future employment in areas of case law such as law enforcement, litigation and corrections. Study proposals (in municipal, state, federal, international and global law), research assignments (on open or closed cases), presentations (in mock courts or before mock agencies of the justice system), and awards (to participants) should all be included in the program. This is a community effort involving the cooperation of such government officials as governors, majors, school district superintendents, community college and college presidents, educators, social workers, students, police and correctional officers, attorneys, judges, wardens, paid staff employees, volunteers, and students from all fields of study and from all levels of education and government. Tours of justice facilities and museums, movies and plays of open/closed cases, prizes/trips to six flags or other amusement attractions, and special quests from the International Court of Justice (the Hague, the Netherlands) could all be included as part of the program. This conferences may prove more beneficial to society during summer months.