Why We Celebrate Law Day

Established   by  President   Dwight  D. Eisenhower in 1958, Law Day celebrates and strengthens the American heritage of liberty, justice,  and  equality under the  law.   It provides  an opportunity to help students and the public  understand  how  the  law  protects  our  freedoms.  More than just  a single day  to  reflect on our legal heritage, Law  Day  is a  call  to  action  that  often  encompasses  weeks  of  programs  and     activities   conducted    by   schools,    bar   associations, courts, and civic groups


LAW DAY BLOOD DRIVE

April 26th - May 2, 2010
1771 Tittabawassee Rd

 

 

SAGINAW COUNTY LAW DAY 2010
Law in the 21st Century: Enduring Traditions, Emerging Challenges
2010 Law Day Theme

As we begin the second decade of the twenty-first century, the law is changing dramatically as it seeks to shape and adapt to new conditions. Economic markets are becoming global, transactions require cultural adaptation and understanding, populations are more mobile, and communication technologies such as the Internet bridge distances and time zones to form new communities around the world. In such a world, all of us must renew our commitment to the enduring principles of law, become knowledgeable about other legal systems, recognize the need to adapt our practices, and acquire new cultural understandings. In a global era, matters such as human rights, criminal justice, intellectual property, business transactions, dispute resolution, human migration, and environmental regulation become not just international issues—between nations—but shared concerns. Law Day 2010 provides us with an opportunity to understand and appreciate the emerging challenges and enduring traditions of law in the 21st century.

American Bar Association

MOCK TRIALS WILL BE HELD
Thursday,  April 29, 2010
9:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Saginaw County Court House

AWARDS BANQUET
Thursday,  April 29, 2010
5:30 PM
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

 

SAGINAW COUNTY LAW DAY 2010 WINNERS

LIBERTY BELL WINNER
Art Lewis
F H MARTIN WINNER
Gregory G. Scott
GOLDEN APPLE WINNER
Patricia Matlin - List Elementary
SCLA SCHOLARSHIP
Anthony Colucci - Heritage High School

BILLBOARD WINNERS
1st place - Krista Conaway - Swan  Valley High School
2nd place - Megan Lee - Swan Valley High School

POSTER CONTEST WINNERS
1st place - 4th grade - Lauryn Elizabeth Grace - List Elementary

1st place - 5th grade - Martha Amelia Valone - Rittmueller Middle School

1st place - 6th grade - Alex Tierre McCall, Jr. - Saginaw Preparatory Academy
COLORING CONTEST WINNERS
1st-3rd grade
Keenan Liggins - Saginaw Preparatory Academy
Alaysia Davis - Saginaw Preparatory Academy
Alexis Crockett  - Saginaw Preparatory Academy
Ronnie Valdez - Saginaw Preparatory Academy

Kindergarten & under
Erikka Collier - Shields Elementary
Ethan Parker - Shields Elementary
Tommy David - Shields Elementary
Brianna Waldon - Swan  Valley Elementary 

 


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