What does EHJ mean in LAW & LEGAL

Elite Hands of Justice (EHJ) members include individuals who have held positions within the justice system, such as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, police officers, attorneys general and other stakeholders. These individuals are dedicated to protecting justice and equity in their communities.

EHJ's mission is to provide support to those affected by injustice in their communities through advocacy and education. They also aim to ensure that all people receive equitable treatment regardless of race or identity when facing the law. Additionally, they work towards reducing recidivism through mentoring initiatives and providing access services that aid those leaving incarceration return to society successfully.

Elite Hands of Justice focuses its efforts on three main initiatives - advocacy, education, and service delivery. They advocate for policy changes that improve existing legal processes; educate community stakeholders about the importance of a fair justice system; and provide access to employment opportunities and other services for people transitioning back into society after incarceration or detention.

You can become directly involved with EHJ by joining their ranks as a member — applications are available online! Additionally anyone can help them reach their goals by donating money or volunteering time at one of their initiatives or events such as community forums or social media campaigns.

Elite Hands of Justice is based out of Washington D.C., but has chapters throughout the United States working towards its mission of protecting justice and equity in local communities everywhere.