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Law Day
Schools, colleges, universities, and community groups, in partnership with members of the Michigan legal community, are invited to submit a creative entry illustrating the 2012 Law Day theme, “Michigan: No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom,” using content from one or more Michigan Legal Milestones located throughout the state. Suggested Milestones include the following:
Submissions may include the following mediums: videos, plays, musical compositions, essays, photography, game designs, web or mobile phone applications, blogs, social media/interactive web projects, re-enactments, mock trials, short documentaries, etc. Electronic submissions are highly encouraged. View the Contest Rules for complete details. Contest Rules & Entry Form
Contest Rules, Entry Form, & Permission Form PDF Entries must be received by 5 p.m. April 7, 2012.
Law Day 2012 Theme—No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom The ABA offers many Law Day resources to incorporate into your classroom, including a free Law Day Planning Guide. The 2012 Law Day theme, "No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom," underscores the importance of the courts and their role in ensuring access to justice for all Americans. “All of us must have and protect our right and our freedom to use courtrooms when we need to. That courtroom must be open to protect families. That courtroom must be open to validate and protect contracts for business. That courtroom must be open to keep the wheels of justice turning. That courtroom must be open to defend our individual rights to prove again and again that we continue to be a free society. All of that takes more money . . . not less and less money for our courts.” —American Bar Association President Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III
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