The New Jersey State Bar Association offers 80 sections, committees and divisions for members to stay apprised of the latest trends in their specialty, shape legislation and become better attorneys for their practice and clients. The Criminal Law Section is one of the most vibrant in the Association. Amanda Dalton Clark, the new section chair, spoke recently about her history with the section, its purpose and how criminal law attorneys can benefit by joining. Visit njsba.com to learn more. 

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Amanda Dalton Clark. Courtesy of NJSBA

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