– Martin Luther King, Jr.
Justice is a foundational concept in ethics, law, and society, centered on fairness, equality, and morality. It refers to the principle of giving individuals what they are due—whether that's protection of rights, punishment for wrongdoing, or equal treatment under the law. Justice seeks to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and dignity, regardless of their circumstances.
After stepping down as the President of ACJS, Dr. Felix Fabian began work on giving substance to the Southwest region of ACJS. The Academy had divided up the United States into regions, but there was no true Southwest organization associated with ACJS. He was so instrumental in creating the new organization, he was elected the first President of the Southwest Association of Criminal Justice (SWACJ) for the 1976-1977 academic year.
After falling behind professionally and fiscally, the association came under the Mentorship of Dr. Gordon Crews in 2024. Through his tireless efforts, the association has entered a new era of growth and scholarship. His emphasis on cooperation, transparency, and inclusion have breathed new life into our endeavors.
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