Outreach activities present the human face of the Judiciary and deepen citizens' understanding of their courts as an avenue for resolving conflict. All citizens have a stake in a well-run judicial system because the federal courts are the guardians of individual liberties. Citizens think critically about the law and about courts, they obey court orders, and they get involved in maintaining a high-functioning justice system. No National Law Day Broadcast. Instead, there will be a national broadcast in the fall of 2001.
Dates are subject to change.
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