Institute Of Judicial Administration Inc

Mission: The dwight d. Opperman institute of judicial administration (ija) was founded at new york university law school in 1952 and was one of the first organizations committed to improving the administration of justice in the federal and state courts. Because of its reputation in the legal community and its relationships with federal and state judges throughout the country, the institute offered an unrivaled opportunity for dialogue between policy makers, judges, and academics. Ija continues to pursue goals set by arthur vanderbilt: coherance and predictability in the law and its administration; high-quality continuing education programs for state and federal judges; sustained dialogue among the various parts of the legal profession;research on important public policy issues affecting the administration of justice.

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Programs: Instruction and research