Associate Membership
Associate membership is available to attorneys employed in the office of a State Inspector General, or any office of an agency engaged in regulatory activities involving civil or criminal enforcement; law clerks employed in the office of the Attorney General, United States Attorney, State Inspector General, Judge Advocate General , or any District Attorney or City Attorney; peace officers; investigators in the office of any District Attorney or City Attorney, victim-witness employees of any District Attorney, individuals retired from any of the above listed organizations not currently engaged in criminal defense or employed by offices that engage in criminal defense work, and law students. Individuals may be Associate Members if their duties, responsibilities, or beliefs are consistent to the mission statement and goals of AAPA. Anyone who is personally engaged in any criminal defense practice or has duties, responsibilities, or beliefs that are in conflict with the mission statement or goals of AAPA may not be a member. Associate members may not vote or hold elected office in AAPA.
Associate membership is available to attorneys employed in the office of a State Inspector General, or any office of an agency engaged in regulatory activities involving civil or criminal enforcement; law clerks employed in the office of the Attorney General, United States Attorney, State Inspector General, Judge Advocate General , or any District Attorney or City Attorney; peace officers; investigators in the office of any District Attorney or City Attorney, victim-witness employees of any District Attorney, individuals retired from any of the above listed organizations not currently engaged in criminal defense or employed by offices that engage in criminal defense work, and law students. Individuals may be Associate Members if their duties, responsibilities, or beliefs are consistent to the mission statement and goals of AAPA. Anyone who is personally engaged in any criminal defense practice or has duties, responsibilities, or beliefs that are in conflict with the mission statement or goals of AAPA may not be a member. Associate members may not vote or hold elected office in AAPA.
Associate membership is available to attorneys employed in the office of a State Inspector General, or any office of an agency engaged in regulatory activities involving civil or criminal enforcement; law clerks employed in the office of the Attorney General, United States Attorney, State Inspector General, Judge Advocate General , or any District Attorney or City Attorney; peace officers; investigators in the office of any District Attorney or City Attorney, victim-witness employees of any District Attorney, individuals retired from any of the above listed organizations not currently engaged in criminal defense or employed by offices that engage in criminal defense work, and law students. Individuals may be Associate Members if their duties, responsibilities, or beliefs are consistent to the mission statement and goals of AAPA. Anyone who is personally engaged in any criminal defense practice or has duties, responsibilities, or beliefs that are in conflict with the mission statement or goals of AAPA may not be a member. Associate members may not vote or hold elected office in AAPA.