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American Criminal Justice Association

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Mission Statement:  The purpose of ACJA/LAE/GXX is to promote and enhance the members' knowledge of the criminal justice field by providing educational activities and networking opportunities.

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 GROSSMONT COLLEGE Chapter Gamma Chi Chi, (GXX) of the   American Criminal Justice Association, Lambda Alpha Epsilon

The club meetings are every 1st Friday of the month at 1800 hours (6pm) in room 361.

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Officers:  

President : Peter "Pete" Breinholt

VP: Martin Talia

Secretary:   Griffin Bates

 Treasurer: Todd Griffiths

Sergeant at Arms: Karla Oliveira

Advisor: Tina Young, Forensic Instructor

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L.A.E. American Criminal Justice Association
THE GREEK LETTERS

The emblem of Lambda Alpha Epsilon consists of a hexagon upon which is inscribed three Greek letters, Lambda, Alpha and Epsilon, a web, a star and a pair of scales. Each of these figures has a particular significance for us in the field of criminal justice.

The Greek letter "Lambda" is the first letter of the Greek word "Lambano" which means "to detect and apprehend". "Alpha" is the first letter of the Greek word "Anakrinen" meaning "to adjudicate". "Epsilon" is the letter of the Greek word "Exorthoun" which translated means "to rehabilitate". The three letters taken together are representative of the primary functions of criminal justice systems everywhere; to detect, to adjudicate, to rehabilitate.

THE STAR

The star is representative of the light of knowledge. The validity of the addage "Knowledge is Power" becomes more apparent each day. Now, more than ever, those of us who are committed to the criminal justice system appreciate that only by acquisition and dissemination of knowledge can we hope to perform an adequate service to our communities. In our oath we obligate ourselves to be both a teacher and a student of the art and science of criminal justice. Let this star Constantly remind us of our dedication to the pursuit of knowledge.

THE WEB

The web symbolizes the great complexity of criminal activity. The edges of this web are anchored to our national boundaries from state to state, and city to city. The web has a second significance: for criminal justice agents. It accentuates the multitude of agencies dedicated to cope with this massive dilemma. Each act of agency cooperation helps eliminate a strand in the web of crime making it progressively easier to deal with this enormous social problem.

THE SCALES

Traditionally, scales are emblematic of justice. As criminal justice agents, we are committed to deal with our respective tasks honestly, truthfully, and without prejudice. The evidence of our skill is the ability to consummate our tasks with the highest degree of professional integrity.

As criminal justice agents, we are charged to detect, to apprehend, to prosecute, to adjudicate, and to rehabilitate criminal offenders whenever and wherever they come before the system. As members of Lambda Alpha Epsilon, we know that these objectives can best be achieved through the just administration of the art and science of the criminal justice system.

Grossmont's Chapter; Gamma Chi Chi

Our Chapter; Gamma Chi Chi, hosted the Region I conference in November '99, and by all accounts, this was the first time that LAE had ever had a conference in San Diego since it's inception in 1937!! We hosted about 300 students from as far away as Hawaii and Washington.

We (Gamma Chi Chi) took 19 awards at the Regional Conference in Whittier and 5 awards in the Nationals in Williamsburg, VA! Winners in Virgina included Brenda Bass, 2nd place, upper division in both Juvenile Law and Corrections. Laura Scott got first place in physical agility, upper division and Karen LeAcala placed 2nd. Laura, Kerry Perkins and Melinda Blakely-Bowes got 3rd place upper div. firearms. We had a great time and met lots of great students and advisors. We're already gearing up for the Regionals and the Nationals!

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T-Shirts and Sweatshirts: 

T shirts and SweatshirtsWe are selling T-shirts, sweatshirts,  lanyards (ID holders) and key chains as a fundraiser.  T-shirts and sweatshirts have Forensic & LAE logos. Other T-shirts / sweatshirts are available. See info below for ordering. 

 

Janet, Ron, Cruz and Sharon

Ron Drugg, and Cruz Contreras, winner of the 2000 CAAJE Scholarship!

 

Janet Shearer and Sharon Marshburn

 

 

 
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