Justitia - Judicial Branch - Live virtual programs
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Learning Center Live! Sign up for virtual programs about the judicial branch of government, beginning in October. You may schedule for multiple classes, and multiple classes may attend the same session, even from separate locations. Live - 30-minute webinars (Zoom) Calendar of programs (PDF) Request a reservation through this survey. ------------------------------------------------ Judicial Branch Overview | Learn about the role and structure of the judicial branch, including how a case can get to the Michigan Supreme Court. (Elem and MS/HS) Symbols of the Judicial Branch | Find out how symbols like Lady Justice and judges’ robes reflect Constitutional Principles and Democratic Values. (Elem) Constitution Day - September 17 Commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787 by learning about and reciting the Preamble. Live - 30-minute webinars (Zoom) 10 a.m. Register your class 1 p.m. Register your class |
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), all tours and in-person events are currently suspended at the Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center.
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Educator Guide for 2020-21 | Learning Center Virtual Lessons and Presentations
A Day in Court games for desktop, including Chromebooks
Court Calendar | Hall of Justice Video Tour | Hall of Justice Brochure (PDF)
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