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Janice Wolf elected vice chair of Children's Justice Act Task Force
Summary
The Children's Justice Act Task Force elected Janice Wolf as vice chair for a three-year term; Wolf introduced herself and described two decades of experience leading child-welfare legal services.
Janice Wolf was elected vice chair of the Children's Justice Act Task Force during the panel's July 7, 2026 meeting. The chair opened nominations for the three-year vice chair position and, after a motion and second, the membership voted to elect Wolf to the post.
Janice Wolf introduced herself to the group, saying, "I'm Janice Wolf, and I'm the directing attorney of the Children's Attorneys Project at Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada. Been there now for 21 years, and I've been the directing attorney since 2008." The chair and other members welcomed Wolf and noted she will participate in upcoming restructuring conversations.
The motion to elect Wolf was made from the floor and seconded; the chair then called the roll and announced that the motion carried. The task force did not announce additional formal duties at the meeting beyond Wolf's participation in forthcoming restructuring discussions.
