About AIJA membership
The AIJA is different to other justice organisations
- It is a non-Government body
- A wide range of professional members can join
- It has close relationships with overseas courts, tribunals and judicial administration bodies
- It works within and outside Australia to promote excellence in judicial administration by providing practical assistance and information to courts, tribunals and judicial officers
- Australian courts, tribunals and government agencies support the AIJA through attendance at conferences and education programs
Our Values
Members are committed to:
- The rule of Law
- The integrity of the justice system
- Equality of access to justice
- The independence of the judiciary
- Excellence in the administration of justice
- Achieving practical reform on contemporary issues
- Effective and efficient court administration
Who can Join?
Membership of the AIJA is open to anyone with an interest in the administration of justice. Those with a particular interest in our work include:
- Judges, masters and magistrates
- Tribunal members
- Court administrators
- Legal practitioners
- Government lawyers and policy makers
- Academic lawyers
- Court librarians
- Sheriffs
- Students
Membership Benefits
Individual members get important benefits
- Free access to specialist research and publications
- Reduced fees to attend conferences and educational programs
- Involvement in education and research projects
- State, national and international networking contacts
- Opportunities for dialogue and between justice system professionals
- Free access to library and research facilities
- Opportunities to participate in international aid projects
If you would like further information about AIJA membership please contact the AIJA:
T: 61 3 9600 1311, F: 61 3 9060 0366 or email to: aija@monash.edu