►Goal of the CCLF
The Clark County Law Foundation (CCLF) was formed in 1993. The foundation was created to serve as a central point where money could be raised to support law-related programs that benefit the entire community. These programs include Trial By Peers™ (the juvenile diversion program), and community service projects for the benefit of Clark County, at large. A tax-deductible donation may be made to #88-0320324. Please see our secure Google Checkout button on the right sidebar!
►Community Service
This year the Clark County Law Foundation's Community Service Committee will focus its efforts on children in need, while promoting our profession within the community. The Committee undertakes this challenge through its various ongoing projects, including the Spring Cleaning Drive, Liberty Bell Award, Special Olympics, Memorial Service, and Shoes that Fit. Read more...
►Trial By Peers™
TBP is an innovative diversion program used as an alternative for first time and some second time juvenile offenders. This program allows juveniles charged with misdemeanors to be tried, represented, and sentenced by their peers; other teens. TBP, of the Clark County Law Foundation works in cooperation with the Clark County Bar Association and the Department of Family and Youth Services and is based on the Youth Court concept. Read more...
►Adopt-a-Case
Every donor who gives at the "Adopt-a-Case" level, or more, will be honored on a special plaque, permanently displayed in the Clark County Bar Center. Additionally, your name will be published on our Web site and in the Clark County Bar Association's official magazine, Communiqué, recognizing you for your generosity and commitment. Read more...
