 They'll hear from and have conversations with judges, from defense attorneys, from those who are justice involved throughout the week. So they'll get many different perspectives and talk to many different people involved in our criminal justice system. Including the chief state's attorney himself. Camp will run from 10 to 3 each day and parents do not need to worry about a thing. The Division of Criminal Justice will provide door-to-door transportation to attendees and lunch is provided daily. The cost of the camp is free. There is no charge for anyone that attends this camp.