Fully Informed Jury Association

Civic and Social OrganizationsMontana, United States2-10 Employees

Fully Informed Jury Association is a civic and social organization based in Helena, Montana, focused on educating the public about the role and powers of jurors within the judicial system. Its work centers on informing Americans about jurors’ rights, responsibilities, and the potential to rely on personal conscience when evaluating laws and their application, with an emphasis on the jury’s function as the final arbiter in court proceedings. The organization positions itself as nonpartisan public policy research and education, aiming to restore the jury’s political function as a check and balance in government.

Founded and operating within the United States, FIJA engages with a small team to pursue its mission through information and outreach about jury nullification and the broader importance of juries in upholding justice. A recent collaboration noted in its activities involved a joint event to teach about jury nullification, indicating ongoing partnerships and educational programs in its broad civic-education mandate. The group operates within the civic and social organizations sector and maintains a presence in Helena, serving a audience interested in jury rights and the health of the judicial system.

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