Missed our February Newsletter? No worries, we have it for you down below!
The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute will host a virtual book club for undergraduate students interested in law school and other legal professions. Participants will receive an introduction to the rule of law to help prepare them for a future career. The book club will be hosted on Zoom weekly for four weeks, with sessions lasting about an hour each.
Classes will be held on Thursdays at 4:00 on:
· February 19
· February 26
· March 5
· March 12
The sessions will be moderated by Michael DeBow, a Visiting Fellow at the Johnson Institute and a retired law school professor from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University.
While the class is geared to undergraduates students, it is open to all who are accepted. Anyone interested in learning about the rule of law can apply! Those interested in participating can fill out a short application. Acceptances will be evaluated on a rolling basis until a week before the pre-reading is assigned.
The Judge Johnson Institute has once again earned the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency, demonstrating our continued commitment to accountability, integrity, and stewardship of the resources entrusted to us.
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Thank you to Montgomery Catholic Middle School for visiting the Courthouse!
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We are excited to announce that Scholars Conference will be hosted June 9-11. Applications will be available in March. Scholars Conference welcome educators from across the United States to learn how to incorporate historic court cases into their lessons by judges, attorneys, and educational experts.
Thank you to Palm Beach Day Academy for visiting! We hope to inspire future leaders through civic history and engagement.
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The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute is pleased to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website at thejohnsoninstitute.org. The updated site offers a fresh, modern look and improved functionality to better serve educators, students, history enthusiasts, and all visitors interested in deepening their understanding of the U.S. Constitution and the role of the judiciary in American history.