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    Law Day 2012: NO COURTS | NO JUSTICE | NO FREEDOM

    Every May 1 the United States observes Law Day, which President Dwight D. Eisenhower set aside as a day for Americans to reflect on the role of law in the foundation of our country and its importance for society.  The theme for 2012, No Courts | No Justice | No Freedom, focuses on the importance of courts, their role in ensuring access to justice for all Americans and how severe funding cuts are affecting the court system’s ability to fulfill this role.  Explore the links below to learn more about Law Day and the many related events.

    LawDay.org

    Making the Case: Highlighting the Importance of the Nation’s Courts

    New York City Bar Association Law Day Event


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