Fair & Independent Judiciary
Federal court decisions impact every aspect of our lives: The schools we can attend; our privacy; our ability to start a family when we choose; the safety of the products we buy; our religious freedom; and our voting rights.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
Is your passion to hold community education events, educate your senators, engage the media, and expand your reach?
BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign offers a BenchMark Mini-Grant which supports a section’s efforts to hold community education events, educate our state senators, engage the media, and expand our section’s reach.
Be a Member of NCJW Utah section and make a difference in your community.
Through BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign, we have been a leading voice in the progressive community’s fight to ensure a fair and independent judiciary with an unwavering commitment to constitutional rights. Our powerful grassroots network works to educate their communities about the importance of the federal judiciary and mobilizes and advocates to ensure that court vacancies are filled by nominees who are committed to constitutional values.
Why are the courts a Jewish Issue?
The importance of justice is a key part of Jewish tradition. Our text and tradition includes the importance of unbiased judges as well as fair and impartial courts. For the system to work for the people it serves, the federal courts must be devised of fair, qualified, and impartial judges who mete out just decisions equally. As the Torah guides, “You shall not render an unfair decision: do not favor the poor or show deference to the rich; judge your kinsman fairly.” (Leviticus 19:15)
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Fair & Independent Judiciary
Federal court decisions impact every aspect of our lives: The schools we can attend; our privacy; our ability to start a family when we choose; the safety of the products we buy; our religious freedom; and our voting rights.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
Is your passion to hold community education events, educate your senators, engage the media, and expand your reach?
BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign offers a BenchMark Mini-Grant which supports a section’s efforts to hold community education events, educate our state senators, engage the media, and expand our section’s reach.
Be a Member of NCJW Utah section and make a difference in your community.
Through BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign, we have been a leading voice in the progressive community’s fight to ensure a fair and independent judiciary with an unwavering commitment to constitutional rights. Our powerful grassroots network works to educate their communities about the importance of the federal judiciary and mobilizes and advocates to ensure that court vacancies are filled by nominees who are committed to constitutional values.
Why are the courts a Jewish Issue?
The importance of justice is a key part of Jewish tradition. Our text and tradition includes the importance of unbiased judges as well as fair and impartial courts. For the system to work for the people it serves, the federal courts must be devised of fair, qualified, and impartial judges who mete out just decisions equally. As the Torah guides, “You shall not render an unfair decision: do not favor the poor or show deference to the rich; judge your kinsman fairly.” (Leviticus 19:15)
More issues we are currently focusing on . . .
Visit our Take Action page for actions you can take online and by phone call local to Utah and Nationally.
Fair & Independent Judiciary
Federal court decisions impact every aspect of our lives: The schools we can attend; our privacy; our ability to start a family when we choose; the safety of the products we buy; our religious freedom; and our voting rights.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
The judges confirmed to lifetime seats on federal courts, including the US Supreme Court, make the decisions that shape our nation. That’s why ensuring a fair and independent judiciary is essential.
Is your passion to hold community education events, educate your senators, engage the media, and expand your reach?
BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign offers a BenchMark Mini-Grant which supports a section’s efforts to hold community education events, educate our state senators, engage the media, and expand our section’s reach.
Be a Member of NCJW Utah section and make a difference in your community.
Through BenchMark: NCJW’s Judicial Nominations Campaign, we have been a leading voice in the progressive community’s fight to ensure a fair and independent judiciary with an unwavering commitment to constitutional rights. Our powerful grassroots network works to educate their communities about the importance of the federal judiciary and mobilizes and advocates to ensure that court vacancies are filled by nominees who are committed to constitutional values.
Why are the courts a Jewish Issue?
The importance of justice is a key part of Jewish tradition. Our text and tradition includes the importance of unbiased judges as well as fair and impartial courts. For the system to work for the people it serves, the federal courts must be devised of fair, qualified, and impartial judges who mete out just decisions equally. As the Torah guides, “You shall not render an unfair decision: do not favor the poor or show deference to the rich; judge your kinsman fairly.” (Leviticus 19:15)
More issues we are currently focusing on . . .
Visit our Take Action page for actions you can take online and by phone call local to Utah and Nationally.