Join C4J for our Annual 2-Day Virtual Conference!

March 21st – 22nd
9am – 1pm

Registration Is Open Now

Continuing education credit for multiple disciplines will be provided for this event.

Since its inception in 1995, Capacity For Justice (C4J) members have been keenly interested in the more objective outcome from the use of psycho-legal elements in juvenile and criminal forensic evaluations used to determine competency and sanity.

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Members have made important contributions through research projects across the state by examining the quality of court ordered evaluations for juveniles and defendants.

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Capacity For Justice fulfills projects addressing pre & post-adjudication for respondents and defendants with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, or concurrent mental and substance use disorders. Focusing on taking the guesswork out of opinions, C4J conducts research, training, & compiles a registry of professionals whose credentials are consistent with the Texas Code of Criminal Procedures (TCCP) 46B Incompetency to Stand Trial and TCCP 46C Insanity defense.

Online Training

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The Capacity for Justice Online Continuing Education Program offers a variety of courses addressing pre & post-adjudication for respondents and defendants with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, or concurrent mental and substance use disorders. New expert qualifications and standardized procedures in TCCP46B and TCCP46C support more consistency and equal protection in mental health expert reports and testimony. Our on-line specialized training is a way to become eligible for appointment as an expert witness offering juvenile and criminal forensic testimony in Texas Courts.

Online learning is a convenient way to stay connected and current to with the latest in the industry.