To advance the science of jurisprudence;

To promote and improve the administration of justice;

To uphold high standards for the judiciary and lawyers;

To facilitate understanding of and compliance with the law;

To promote the study of the law, research therein, and the diffusion of knowledge thereof;

To cause to be published and to distribute addresses, reports, treatises and other literary works on legal subjects, and to acquire, preserve, and exhibit rare books and documents, objects of art, and items of historical interest having legal significance or bearing on the administration of justice;

To aid the charitable and welfare purposes of active practicing Nebraska lawyers and their families through the relief of the poverty of such lawyers and their families; and

To provide for, furnish or manage any building, lands or grounds relative to the administration of justice and the improvement of the service rendered to the public by the judiciary.