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TITLE Directory of LaW-Related Educational Activities.INSTITUTION American Ear Association, Chicago, Ill. Special

Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship.PUB DATE 72NOTE 49p.

FEES PRICE MF-$0.65 BC-$3.29DESCRIPTORS *Citizenship; Citizenship Responsibility; Curriculum

Development; *Directories; Educational Programs;Elementary Grades; indexes (Eocaters)Interinstitutional Cooperation; *Law Instruction;Legal Responsibility; *Political Science; ProgramDescriptions; Projects; Secondary Grades

ABSTRACTInterest in law-related citizenship education has

grown enormously in the past few years. This directory is the resultof a survey of school-related law and citizenship projects, and isintended tO provide information about projects and preventduplication of effort.. Arranged alphabetically by states, thedescription of each project includes information compiled under thefollowing headings: Subjects (subject areas taught); Activities(classroom teaching, training teachers, developing curriculummaterials); Materials (noted only if developed by the project); Staff(teaching and administrative); StudentsAthe number reached by theprogram during the last academic year and grade levels); Sponsors;and Sources of Funding (if any). Some projects of special interestare described in.a second section and in.a third is a cross referenceto bar association activities. A sheet is included for organizationsto submit up to date information for the next edition. (JMB)

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ABASpecial Committee on Youth Education for Citizen ship

The Special Committ The Advisory Commission

ClwirmonEarl F. Morris

Thomas J. Boodell, Jr.Charles D. ClausenKenneth I. HodsonRichard A. Ibanez

Barbara JordanJohn A, Long

Donald F. SandbergWilliam A. Stanmeyer

James F. AhernI felon Brown

Charles FosterMarcus A. Foster

Merrill HartshornPhilip IX, Jackson

Lawrence Kohlberg\l cry Conway Kohler

HO ilrcI MehlingerLouisa Nichols

Charles N. QuigleyJohn A. Santini

The Staff

ijl)irectorJoel I". Henning

Assi. int Stuff DirectorNUMMI II t: l'OSS

Assi int to t le Stuff toilula F. VVilkes

Ann KearneyJeanne L. Wilson

Many Americans seem to lack the understanding nee live suet essfully withinour legal system cr to utilize the democratic process in order to improve it Americansincreasingly respond to public crises with confusion, frustration. violence or (perhapsworst of id!) apathy, While there vire many theories as io the causes of this complexand disturbing situation, one fact stands out: For too long an operative understandingof low and the legal system has largely been available only to those who had a lawschool education. Yet the law permeates the daily lives of all of us. Every consumerpurchase. lease, divorce, petty crime or traffic violation brings the citizen into contactwith the law. Everyone cannot attend law school. However, aspects of legal training,including the development of analytical skills and the capacity for clear thinking. canbe modified and adapted for use in elementary and secondary education.

Recognizing this urgent need the ABA established the ipecial Committee on YouthEducation for Citizenship. YEFC is supporting the creation and improvement ofinterdisciplimiry programs in communities throughout the country. We are not,however, establishing a proprietary interest in any curriculum FlAn toriuls,teacher-training institutes or project models. Our function is entirely facilitative.Through the distribution of this Directory of Law-Related Educational Activities, whichlists approximately 175 projects, WO hope in stimulate interest and encouragecoordination in this field. Soon, we will also publish a bibliography of curriculum andteacher-training materials. In addition, YEFC is providing coordination for all projectsin this field and serving as a national clearinghouse for information. Finally, memberscif YEFC staff spend a portion of their time in the field consulting with communityleadership including the organized ha r, school authorities and law enforcementagencies in the development of local programs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Many of the projects described ii the Directory responded to the "Survey of School-Related Law and Citizenship Projects" jointly undertaken by the Special Committee OnYouth Education for Citizenship and the Constitutional Rights Foundation with thecooperation of the American As.wciation of Law Schools.

Copyrightr, 1972Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizel shipAmerican Bar AssociationChicago, Illinois


DirectoryofLaw-RelatedEducational Activities

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Introduction tiI. Geographical Project Directory 1

IL Some Projects of General Interest 42III. Cross-Reference to Bar Association Activities 44IV. YEFC Information Form 45


Introduction Interest in law-related citizenship education has grown enormously in the past fewyears. Teachers, lawyers, school administrators, judges. law enforcement officials andother concerned citizens have joined together in communities throughout the UnitedStates to develop new approaches to teaching about law, legal institutians andcitizenship. Many of those actively involved in this important and growing field haveexpressed interest in learning about other projects and despair at the current lack ofcoordination among them. While every community must respond to its own uniqueneeds and interests, we believe that needless duplication of effort can be reduced andnew projects stimulated by making available the information that follows on activitiesin this field.

This Directory could not have been published less than six months after the YEFCstaff was assembled without the help of many ether groups and individuals. Manyof the projects described below responded to the "Survey of School-Related Lawand Citizenship Projects- jointly undertaken by the Special Committee on YouthEducation for Citizenship and the Constitutional Rights Foundation with thecooperation of the American Association of Law Schools through its President, Prof.Richard Maxwell. This Survey was designed to provide data for the study oflaw-related citizenship education projects undertaken by Vivian Monroe, ExecutiveDirector of the Constitutional Rights Foundation, under a Ford Foundatiori grant.We gratefully acknowledge the substantial assistance which Ms. Monroe and the staffof the Constitutional Rights Foundation have provided if: the preparation of thisdirectory. In addition. we have received the cooperation of many others. Any list offriends and colleagues who helped is bound to be incomplete. Virtually all of the majorprojects listed in Section II below have assisted in developing this directory. Within ourstaff, Norman Gross undertook the greatest share of responsibility for the preparationof the Directory and deserves much credit for its prompt publication. Ann Kearney andJeanne Wilson managed cheerfully to type many revised drafts and demonstratedconsiderable editing skill as well.

The description of projects includes information compiled under the followingheadings:

SubjectsSubject areas taught. Subjects most often offered include theConstitution, sill of Rights, legal process, and substantive law (e.g., consumer.criminal, juvenile. torts and property law).ActivitiesMost of the projects provide classroom teaching of the "subjects ".Some also train teachers. develop curriculum materials or provide facilitativeservices to individuals and groups in this field.MeierielsMaterials are noted only if they have been developed by the project,StuffThis category is divided into two sections, "teaching" and 'administra-tive-. ''Teaching" staff includes volunteer lawyers, educators, law enforcementofficers and others as well as full-time teachers. "Administrative" staff includesonly those who are paid in whole or part to administer the project.StudentsTwo items of information are includes: The number of studentsreached by the program during the last academic year a : :d the grade levels forwhich the project is conducted.SponsorsThe organizations which initiated and/or actively support theprogram.MSSources of funding (if any).

These projects range from one that is funded at over a half million dollars. serving theentire state of California, to others in small towns, operating without money oradministrative staff. Obviously we have more infermation on some than on others. TheDirectory also includes a special section on projects of general interest. These projectscan provide you with services or information to help initiate or expand your ownprogram. Finally, we have included a cross-reference to bar association a.:tivities.

Our apologies in advance for those we have left out and those whose entries are notcurrent or complete. We will make it up to you in the second edition if you keep usinformed of your progress. For this purpose, a special form is included in the back ofthe directory. If you can provide us with information on more than one project, kindlyduplicate the form and send us a separate copy for each project. We will happilyprovide you with more forms if necessary.

hope this Directory will be useful to you.


Geographical Pro e

ALABAMACommittee on Citizenship Education for Youth

Thomas G. Greaves, jr ChairmanAlabama State BarBox 123Mobile 36601

ALASKA

ARIZONA

205-432-5511

High School TeachingK. Hegland. Assistant Professor of LawUniversity of Arizona Law SchoolTuscon 85721 602-884-2826

High School Teaching Projectjack E. McCall, Chairman721 Arizona Title BuildingPhoenix 85003

Laws for Youth ProjectPhoenix Police Department17 South Second AvenuePhoenix 85004

You and the LawMrs. Aaron Kinney, Chairman5837 North Palo Cristi RoadParadise Valley 85253

602-252-8044

602-254-5

602- 055 -6434

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Basis and nature of law. substantive law:law students lead discussions.available;80 teachers, 80 law students;2.400 12th graders:Tucson Public Schools. University of ArizonaLaw School.

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Basis of law, juvenile law, substantive law;attorneys visit schools; developing materials:8 teachers. 15 attorneys:250 11th & 12th graders in 2 high schools:Maricopa County Young Lawyers;Maricopa County Bar Association.

Juvenile law;developing materials;booklet containing a brief description ofstatutes and ordinances applicable to youth;Phoenix Police Department.

Rights and responsibilities, juvenile law;teacher-training;70 teachers, community resource personnel:4,000 6th-8th graders in 50 elementaryschools;Maricopa County Bar Association, State andlocal Departments of Education:Maricopa County Bar Association.


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ARKANSASArkansas Bar Association

Robert T. Dawson, ChairmanPublic Relations CommitteeSuperior Federal BuildingFort Smith 72901

CALIFORNIA

501-783 -6188

American Government Information Unit:Curriculum Alternatives for Secondary Schools

C. L. Hutchins. Ph.D., Project DirectorFar West Laboratory for Educational

Research and DevelopmentClaremont HotelBerkeley 94705 415-841-9710

Citizenship EducationSan Diego Teachers Association4470 Perk BoulevardSan Diego 92116 714-298-7741

Constitutional Rights Foundation (NorthernCalifornia)

Ms. Pat Wally145 Ninth StreetSan Francisco 94103 415-863-9151

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Bill of Rights. substantive law:attorneys lead discussions;80 attorneys:10th-12th graders in 2 high schools;3ebastian County Bar Association, ArkansasBar Association;Arkansas Bar Association.

New social studies programs;field testing and distributing informationabout selected social studies projects;American Government information Unit;4 educators. 1 secretary;8th-12th graders:HEW;HEW - Title IV.

Citizenship;voter registration; field trips to meetings ofschool board, city council. Common Causeand California Teachers Association.materials available;studen:s, teachers, League of Women Voters;high school aged voters;San Diego Teachers Association

Bill of Rights, rights and responsibilities. legalprocess and administration of justice;teacher-training, workshops, consultingservices:Bill of Rights Newsletter, including StudentSupplement, others;100 teachers, attorneys and communityresource personnel;

educator. 1 secretary;600 students from 25 secondary schools, bcthpublic and private in the San Francisco area;Community Board of Directors;public donations, local Foundation.

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Constitutional Rights Foundation (SouthernCalifornia) *

Mrs. Vivian Monroe, Executive Director609 South Grand AvenueLos Angeles 90017

Diablo Valley Education ProjectRobert Freeman, Director50 Va shell Way, Suite 300Orinda 94553

213-627-7048

415-254-1055

Foundation for Research in EducationJudge Roy W. Seagraves. Exec. Director873 Santa Cru9 AvenueMenlo Park 04025 415-3234

Freedom under LawV. T. Hitchcock, School Legal Advisor2555 Mendocino AvenueSanta Rosa 95405

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subjects: Bill of Rights, rights and responsibilities, legalprocess and administration of justice;

activitie teacher-training, workshops. free consultingservices:

materials: Bill of Flights Newsletter, including StudentSupplement, simulation games. others:

staff /teaching: 1000 teachers, attorneys and communityresource personnel;executive director. 2 educators, 3 secretaries;16,000 7th-12th graders from.over 100 second-ary schools in Los Angeles County;

sponsors: Los Angeles County public and legalcommunities;private.

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International relations, conflict and change insociety;teacher-training, curriculum development:60 teachers;1 director, 2 assistants, 2 secretaries;2,500 7th-12th graders in 9 junior and 7 seniorhigh schools;Center for War/Peace Studies, Mount DiabloUnified School DistrictCenter for War/Peace Studies. Mount DiabloUnified School District.

Juvenile law, court system;curriculum development;Rules & Rights Series (Lear'Siegler, Inc.);18 teachers;2 behavioral scientists, 2 educators. 1 judge,1 secretary;2,000 7th and 8th graders in all Redwood CitySchools;Foundation for Research in Education,Redwood City Schools.

Rights and responsibilities, substantive law;attorneys lead discussions, teacher-training;10 teachers. 15 attorneys, 2 judges, 2 policedepartment representatives;20;' 8th-12th graders;Sonoma County Bar Association.


4 Geographical Project DirectoryCALIFORNIA

High School ProjectDavid L. Rosner, Chairman8920 Wilshire BoulevardBeverly Hills 90211 213-652-5022'

High School Students aL,d the Law ProjectRonald E. Bogard, Editor-in-ChiefGolden Gate College Law Review536 Mission StreetSan Francisco 94105 415-391-7800

Legal Education Court Tour ProgramJim Moseley, Legal Education CoordinatorStudent League of San Francisco2105 O'Farrell StreetSan Francisco 94115 415-563-5650

Law Enforcement Education ProgramF, Olrich, Sergeant501 Poll StreetVentura 93001 805-648-


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Consumer & juvenile law. student rights;attorneys lead discussions, materialsavailable:35 attorneys;250 12th graders in 2 high schools:Beverly Hills Bar Association;Beverly Hills Bar Association.

Bill of Rights, court procedures, juvenile law,consumer law;eigl-t-week legal course;Golden Gate Law Review: High School LegalEducation (Winter, 1972);28 teachers. 24 law students:900 9th-12th graders in 14 San Francisco BayArea high schools;Golden Gate College School of Law. The BarAssociation of San Francisco, ConstitutionalRights Foundation (Northern California);San Francisco Foundation.

Legal procedures, administration of justice;field trips;700 --wachers, 50 attorneys, 13 judges, 6 lawstudents:2 educators, 1 secretary;-1000 5th-12th graders from 57 school:: in SanFrancisco Bay area;The Bar Association of San Francisco. SanFrancisco Unified School District. Archdicese of San Francisco;private.

Legal procedures, administration of justice:deputy sheriffs lead discussions, developingmaterials;booklet available:400 teachers:5 deputy sheriffs, 1 secretary;15,000 4th, 6th, 8th and 12th graders in allCounty schools;County of Ventura. Department of the Sherift:California Council of Criminai Justice.


Law in a Free Society*Charles N. Quigley, Executive Director606 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 600Santa Monica 90401 213-393-0523

Project AyadaSalvador D. Rabies, Project Counselor404 North Sixth StreetSanta Paula 93060

Project HopeBob Wells, Director1019 Second AvenueNapa 94558

805-525-4406

707-226-8280

San Fernando Valley Bar Legal EducationProgram

George W. Echan, Jr., Chairman15910 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 1127Encino 91316 213-872-3060

School Crime Prevention ProgramSill Chew. Program Supervisor714 StreetSacramento 95822

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ILegal and political institutions and processes;curriculum development, teacher-training,workshops. consulting services;casebooks, sample lesson plans. in-serviceguides;1.290 teachers;8 full-time and 7 part-time educators. 10 part-time area coordinators. 4 full time and 1 part-time secretary_;

93,900 K-12th graders in 50 school systems;State Bar of California, Schools of Law ofUniversity of California;California Council of Criminal Justice.

Juvenile law, administration of justice:channeling negative and defensive attitudesof alienated youth into positive and construct-ive activities;1 educator, 1 part-time secretary;175 9th-12th graders, 25 high school dropouts;U. S. Government.

Rights and responsibilities; substantive law;remedial training in academic and social skillsfor underachieving students, teacher-training;9 teachers, police department representativesand educational consultants;10 educators, 2 social scientists, 9 community_resource personnel. 1 secretary;200 K-9th graders:Napa Valley Unified School Dist

subjects: Bill of Rights, administration of justice,criminal law, consumer law;

activities: teacher-training, lawyers utilized asresource personnel, curriculum development;

eaching: 100 lawyers, 50 teachers;students: 6,000 7th-12th graders in 18 junior and

22 senior high schools:sponsors: San Fernando Valley Bar, Constitutional

Rights Foundation (Southern California).

subjects: Rights and responsibilities, administration ofjustice, juvenile law;

activities: training 7th and 8th graders to teach course,developing materials;

/teaching: 1 law enforcement personnel, 6 communityresource personnel:

sponsors: PTA groups. Sheriff's Department, DistrictAttorney's and Attorney General's Offices,Probation Department.


6 Geographical Project DirectoryCALIFORNIA

Student and the LawPeter J. PitchessLos Angeles County Sheriff's Departmen211 West Temple StreetLos Angeles 90012

TelevotingVincent Campbell, DirectorAmerican Institute for ResearchBox 1113Palo Alto 92602

213-626-9511

415-493

Thomas Jefferson Research CenterMr. Frank Goble1143 North Lake AvenuePasadena 91104

3 R's ProjectJohn P. Huber, Police Lieutenant708 Third StreetDavis 95616

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Legal principles and processes:teacher-training, developing ma terials;Student and the Law;65 teachers. community resource personnel;1 educator, 7 police departmentrepresentatives, 1 secretary;7th and 8th graders in 13 schools, Lath -12thgraders in 23 schools, adults in 15 schools;19 school districts, Los Angeles CountySheriff's Department;California Council of Criminal Justi19 school districts.

Participatory citizenship, school-communityrelations;improving communication betand community;15 teachers, several thousand parents,8 educators. 50 community resourcepersonnel;35,000 7th-12th graders in 3 San FranciscoBay area school districts.

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Values education;research into human behavior, developingmaterials, consulting services;The Third Force, Excellence in Leadership_others;1 director, 1 researcher, I librarian, 1 full-time andl part-time secretary;Thomas Jefferson Research Center;private.

Rights and responsibilities, juvenile law;establishing rapport with police andcommunity;Student Attitudes toward Authority, Law andPolice;1 university professor, 1 judge, 12 communityresource personnel;2 police officers, 1 social scientist,1 secretary;4.400 K -9th graders in all city schools;City of Davis;

City of Davis, California Council of CriminalJustice.

Youth and Law EnforcementSgt. Philpott142 North Arroyo ParkwayPasadena 91103

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Youth and the Law CommitteeDonald L. Clark, ChairmanSan Diego Monty Bar Association110 W.C. Street, Suite 1012San Diego 92101 714-232-6739

Youth Education CommitteeRoland E. Brandel. ChairmanThe Bar Association of San Francisco220 Montgomery StreetSan Francisco 94104 415-391-6102

Youth Education ConunitteeW. D. Gibbs. ChairmanAlameda County Bar AssociationFinancial Center BuildingOakland 94612 41543937160


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Criminal justice system, juvenile low;police officers conduct classes:3 teachers. 3 police department represen-tatives, community resource personnel.1 educational specialist;75 9th-12th graders in 3 high schools;Pasadena City Schools.

Rights and responsibilities. Constitution,substantive law:teacher-training, developing materials;booklet available:50 teachers, 50 attorneys, 5 educators;2.000 5th-12th graders:San Diego County Bar Association.

State constitution, legal and political institu-tions, substantive law;lawyers lead discussions, attorney hotline.Explorer Law Club, developing materials;2,788 teachers, 50 attorneys. 15 communityresource personnel;61,400 4th -12th. graders;The Bar Association of San Francisco, Consti-tutional Rights Foundation (NorthernCalifornia):Constitutional Rights Foundation (NorthernCalifornia), Student League of San Francisco.

Legal procedures, administration of justice,government institutions;coordinates three projects, court visitation.mock trials, teacher-training, materialsavailable;200 teachers, 50 attorneys, 3 judges, 2 policedepartment representatives:6,010 5th, 6th, and 12th graders;Alameda County Bar Association, OaklandPublic Schools, Urban Studies Project,Oakland Police Department;Alameda County Bar Association, OaklandPublic Schools.

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Geographical Project DirectoryCOLORADO

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American Citizenship CommitteeHon. Sherman C. Finesilver. ChairmanColorado Bar AssociationCity and County BuildingDenver 80202

Institute of Law and SocietyJoseph Lazar. -:rectorRoom 312, Academy BuildingUniversity of ColoradoBoulder 80302

222-9421

303443 -80044

Law in Action Prop.=El Paso County Ear Association Auxiliaryc/o Hon. Williari CalvertEl Paso County CourthouseColorado Springs 80902 303-471 -5624

Social Science Education ConsortiumIrving Morrissetv, Director855 BroadwayBoulder 80302 303 -443 -8155

Urban Problems Course Development ProjectJohn D. Haas, DirectorCenter for Education in the Social SciencesUniversity of ColoradoBoulder 80301

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Court system;court tours. lectures. mock trials:7th-12th graders;Colorado Bar Association.

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El Paso U iunty's legal history, modern courtsystem;court tours:booklet describing court system with glossaryof legal terms;El Paso County Bar Association.

Citizenship, legal education, social studies,anthropology, economics;conducting workshops throughout Colorado;collating, cataloguing, and distributinginformation on social studies materials;11 educators, 2 assistants, 8 secretaries;Social Science Education Consortium;National Science Foundation.

Urban problems;developing, field testing, and revisAng a highschool social studies course in urbanproblems;12 teachers, 1 educator. 1 professor;1 educator, 1 social scientist, 2 teachers, 2graduate students, 1 secretary;50010th-12th graders in inner city and othermetropolitan schools;University of Colorado;federal government.

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American Liberties ProjectHenry C. Luccock, Director of Curriculum

DevelopmentHartford Board of Education249 High StreetHartford 06102

High School Teaching FrommGerald RokoffYale Law School590 Whitney AvenueNew Haven 06511

203-566-6074

203-865-2793

Youth and the Law Speaking ProgramRobert P. Knickerbocker,Connecticut Junior Bar Association15 Lewis StreetHartford 06103

DELAWARE

Delaware StateProgram

Steven J. Rothschild, ChairmanDelaware State Bar Association1310 King StreetWilmington 19801

203-249-9141

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Rights and responsibilities, juvenile law;developing elementary program;pamphlets - You and Your Civil Liberties.Problems in American Liberties;2,400 9th and 8th graders in 2 schools;Hartford Board of Education.

Basis. nature, and theory of law;developing abstract thinking skills;7 law students;1009th-12th graders in 5 high schools;Yale Law School.

Legal procedures, administration of justice;attorneys lead discussions, developingmaterials;250 attorneys:20,000 7th and Bth graders statewide;Connecticut Junior Bar Association.Connecticut Women's Clubs.

sub* Constitution, rights and responsibilities,substantive law;

activities: teacher-training, developing materials;eaching: 40 attorneys;students: 5th-12th graders in Newcastle and Kent

counties;sponsors: Delaware State Bar Association.


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Bill of Rights Program CommitteeJames A. Calderwood, ChairmanCouncil on Younger LawyersFederal Bar Association1815 H StreetWashington 20006

Center for a Voluntary SocietyJohn Dixon, Director1507 M Street, N.W.Washington 20005

202-739-2519

202-833-4364

National Council for the Social StudiesMerrill Hartshorn, Executive Secretary1201 Sixteenth Street, N.W.Washington 20036 202-833-4476

Street Law ProjectProf. Jason NewmanD. C. Institute on Community Legal

AssistanceGeorgetown University Law Center600 New Jersey Avenue, N.W.Washington 20036 202-624-8000

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Bill of Rights, consumer law;lawyers lead discussions;62 teachers, 250 attorneys;3,000 10th-12th graders in 17 inner cityschools;Council on Younger Lawyers - Federal BarAssociation.

Voluntary associations;increasing effectiveness of volunteers andvoluntary organizefions; offering consulting,research, information and training services;The Volunteer Community: Creative Use ofHuman Resources, Citizen Participation inFederal Programs: A Review, others;4 educators, 20 part-time consultants,5 secretaries;Center for a Voluntary Society_ ;Houghton Family Foundation.

subjects: Social studies education;activities: publications, workshops, network of

councils;mate Judgment Series on Supreme Court Cases

Social Education magazine, numerous otherpublications;K-12th graders throughout the country;National Council for the Social Studies.

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Constitution. legal processes, substantive law;law students team teaching high schoolclasses, mock trials, teacher-training,developing materials;law students;9th-12th graders in 8 D. C. schools;Georgetown University Law Center;Agnes Meyer Foundation.

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Crime Prevention CommitteeBernard H. Dempsey, ChairmanHillsborough County Bar AssociationP. O. Box 2841Tampa 33601 813 - 228 -7711, X 145

High School ProgramGerald Richman, ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionDade County Bar AssociationConcord Building 12th FloorMiami 33130

Volusia County Bar AssociationPaul Bernadini, EsquireP. O. Box 390Daytona Beach 32015

305-377-0241

- 255 -5326

Youth and the LawBernard H. Dempsey, ChairmanThe Florida BarP. 0. Box 2841Tampa 33601 813 -228 -7711, X 145

GEORGIA

Law Education in Atlanta SchoolsJeannette Moon, Coordinator2930 Forrest Hills Drive, S. W.Atlanta 30315 4 - 761 -5411

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Bill of Rights, juvenile law;case studies. developing materials;30 attorneys;4,000 8th, 9th,11th & 12th graders in 2 juniorand 2 senior high schools in HillsboroughCounty;Hillsborough County Bar Association,Hillsborough County School System.

Freedom of speech, due process, criminalprocedure;4-day law course, developing materials;75 attorneys;5,000 12th graders in 12 high schools in DadeCounty;Young Lawyers Section Dade County BarAssociation.

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Comprehensive program including Bill ofRights, substantive law, administration ofjustice;teacher-training (including summer institute),developing curriculum;200 teachers, 20 attorney_ s. communityresource personnel;I educator, I secretary;K-3rd, 9th, 11th and 12th graders in everyschool in Atlanta;Atlanta Bar Association, State Bar of Georgia,Atlanta Public Schools..

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12 Geographical Project DirectoryHAWAIIIDAHOILLINOIS

Special Cum mittee on Youth Education forCitizenship

R. Keegan Federal. Jr., ChairmanState Bar of GeorgiaYouth Education for Citizenship Program622 Decatur Federal BuildingDecatur 30030 404-377-1786

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Community Relations CommitteeWilliam J. EggersBar Association of Hawaiic/o 320 Federal BuildingHonolulu 96813

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ABA Special Committee on Youth Education forCitizenship*

Joel F. Henning, Staff Director1155 East 60th StreetChicago 60637 312 -493 -0

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Substantive law;attorneys lead discussions;3 teachers, 600 attorneys, 10 District Attorneyrepresentatives, 10 Public Defenderrepresentatives;8th-12th graders, adults, community groups;Bar Association of Hawaii;Bar Association of Hawaii.


Law-related educational programs;stimulating the initiation of comprehensiveprograms, encouraging participation by stateand local bar associations, national clearing-house for information, consulting services;Working Notes for Bar Associations: Develop-ing a Youth Education for CitizenshipProgram;1 attorney, 1 attorney-educator, 1 educator, 2secretaries, special consultants to individualprojects;K-12th graders;American Bar Association;American Bar Endowment.

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Amherst ProjectRichard Brown, Director60 West Walton StreetChicago 60610

Cartier for Law in EducationWilliam A. Stanmeyer, DirectorState National Bank Plaza1603 Arrington Ave. Suite 960Evanston 60201


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Illinois Project for. Law-Focused EducationRobert M. Lamont, Director33 North La Salle StreetChicago 60602 312-346 963

Individual Rights and ResponsibilitiesCommittee

Frank M. Brady, ChairmanIllinois State Bar Associationc/a People's Bank Building, Suite 600Bloomington 61701 309-828-6241

L. & C. P. Schwartz Citizenship ProjectMark M. Krug, DirectorUniversity of Chicago Graduate School of

Education5835 South Kimbark AvenueChicago 60637 312-75 67

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Comprehensive program including justice.liberty. civil disobedience and separation ofchurch and state;curriculum development, teacher-training(in various sections of the country);Conscience and the Law: The Uses and Limitsof Civil Disobedience. Freedom & Authority inPuritan New England, others;1,000 teachers;3 educators, 1 secretary, special nsultants;7th-12th graders nationwide;Hampshire College, Newberry Library;U.S. Office of Education

Rights and responsibilities;developing audiovisual aids;7 attorneys, 20 educators, communityresource personnel;vary according to project;7th-12th graders in 30 schools;Americans for Effective Law Enforcement:Americans for Effective Law Enforcement.

Constitutional law, civil law (e.g. consumer,landlord/tenant), urban law;teacher-training (including 4 week summerworkshop), curriculum development, work-shops , consulting services;teacher in-service kits;300 teachers;5 attorneys and educators;1,000 5th -12th graders;Illinois State Bar Association, Law InAmerican Society Foundation;Illinois Law Enforcement Commission, Lawin American Society Foundation.

activities: Planning to assist the Law in AmericanSociety Foundation in it tinting acomprehensive program throughout the state.

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Leadership Training Through Law inAmerican Society

Dr. Joseph Teplin, DirectorDepartment of CurriculumChicago Board of Education228 North La Salle Street, Room 822Chicago 60601 312-641-4116

National Center for Law-Focused Education*Robert H. Ratcliffe, Executive DirectorLaw in American Society Foundation33 North La Salle StreetChicago 60602

You and the Law ProjectPercy Schue, DirectorKiwanis International101 East Erie StreetChicago 60611

* See also Section , page 43.

312-346-0963

312-W1-I 3-2300

subjects: Bill of Rights, legal processes, juvenile andconsumer law;

activities: developing curriculum guides for elementaryand secondary schools, teacher-training,translating selected titles of Justice in UrbanAmerica Series into Spanish;

materials: available in January_, 1973;staff/teaching: 250 teachers;

a dministrative: 1 director, 2 educators, 1 secretary;students: 15,000 5th, 7th, 8th. 9th, 11th & 12th graders in

all Chicago Public Schools;sponsors; Chicago Board of Education, The Chicago Bar

Association;$ $: Illinois Law Enforcement Commission.

subjects: Program includes Constitutional law, civil law(e.g. consumer, landlord/tenant), urban law;

activities: teacher-training (including 4-week summerinstitute), curriculum development,workshops, informational, evaluative, andconsulting services;

rials: Justice in Urban America Series, Trailmarksof Liberty Series (Houghton Mifflin Co.), Lawin American Society Journal;

staff/teaching: 200 teachers, 1a attorneys and educators(Summer Institute Faculty):

staff /administrative : 7 attorneys and educators, 3 secretaries;students; 30.000 5th-12th graders nationwide;sponsors: Law in American Society Foundation;

$$$$: Law in American Society Foundation,American Bar Endowment, Law EnforcementAssistance Administration, Illinois LawEnforcement Commission.


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Criminal law, administration of justice;booklet distributed nation-wide by theNational Lawyers Wives and its localaffiliates;You and the Law student booklet and teachingguide;7th-12th graders;Kiwanis International, National Council onCrime and Delinquency.

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Administration of Law for TeachersTed B. Lewis, Co-Chairman1200 Merchants Bank BuildingIndianapolis 46204


317-639-5454

William F. Harvey, Co-Chairman735 West New York StreetIndianapolis 46207 317-264-4905

Analysis & Judgment Making in ForeignAffairs

fames Becker, DirectorIndiana University1129 AtwaterBloomington 47401

High School Law ClubDavid C. Mosier, Chairman205 WashingtonColumbus 47201

612-337-3836

812-372-8264

High School Political Science CurriculumProject

Howard Mehlinger, Co-DirectorIndiana University1129 Atwater StreetBloomington 47401

High School ProjectCraig Boyd, DirectorNotre Dame Law SchoolNotre Dame 46556

812 -337 -3838

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Constitution, rights and responsibilities;2 two -week summer institutes for teachers,developing materials;7 attorneys, 3 law professors, 10 law students;2 law professors, 4 secretaries;200 5th and 12th graders from Merion and8 surrounding counties;Indianapolis Bar Association;Lilly Foundation, Indianapolis Bar FoundationCriminal justice Planning Council of Indiana.

Comparative legal and political systems,foreign policy processes;developing materials;available - Foreign Policy Association, 345 E.46th St, New York, N, Y. 10017;30 teachers, 5 university professors,5 educational specialists;400 9th-12th graders;Indiana University;Foreign Policy Association, IndianaUniversity.

subjects: Legal careers;activities: informing students of career possibilities in

the law;eaching: 3 teachers, 6 law enforcement personnel,

4 student represents lives;students: 10th-12th graders in county's only high school;sponsors: Bartholomew County Bar Association,

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Political institutions and processes;designing, developing and testinginstructional materials for senior high schoolcourse in political science, conceptualizingschools as small-scale political systems;3 educators, 1 special consultant;American Political Science Association;U. S. Office of Education.

Law and legal processes;In-service training of teachers, speakersbureau, developing materials;9 law students;25 high school teachers;Notre Dame Law School.

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INDIANAIOWAKANSAS

Law Day, USAJames W. Holland, ChairmanP. O. Box 623Columbus 47201

Speakers BureauPaul J. Corsaro, Chairman2700 Indiana TowerIndianapolis 46204

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KANSAS

812-376-3091

317-635.8900

Law Education Materials & Instruction Methodlograna

David L. Ryan, CoordinatorProfessor of LawWashburn University of TopekaTopeka 66621 913235 -5341

Youth in Politics '72Rhonda Bridges, ChairmanCurricular CommitteeShawnee Mission South High School5800 West 107th StreetShawnee Mission 66204 913-648-3005


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Legal issues:attorneys answer _student questions:20 attorneys;56010th -12th graders;Bartholomew County Bar Association,

Rights and responsibilities;provide speakers far interested groups;20 attorneys, 3 judges;Indianapolis Bar Association;Indianapolis Bar Association.

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Constitution, legal processes, substantive ateacher-training, developing materials;law education guide book;35 teachers, 25 law enforcement personnel;1 educational apecialist;2,000 7th, 8th, 9th and 12th graders;Topeka Public Schools, Kansas BarAssociation, Washburn University School ofLaw;Governor's Committee on CriminalAdministration.

Political institutions and processes;introduce new voters to the politicalprocesses, developing materials;9th-12th graders in Shawnee Mission PublicSchool System;Shawnee Mission Public School System.


KENTUCKY

Citizenship Education ProgramJames Collier, ChairmanKentucky State Bar AssociationSuite 318-24. Masonic BuildingOwensboro 42301 502-684-0293

Project ActionDiane Simiseri, Evaluation DirectorBrown Education CenterLouisville 40202

LOVISIANA

502-585-2231

American Citizenship CommitteeHenry B. Alsobrook, Jr., ChairmanLouisiana State Bar Association847 National Bank of Commerce BuildingNew Orleans 70112 504-529-4655

Junior High School Orientation to the LegalProcess

Eugene R. Groves, ChairmanBaton Rouge Bar AssociationLouisiana National Bank BuildingP. O. Box 2471Baton Rouge 70821

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Origins of law, rights and responsibilities:provide speakers, materials available;320 attorneys:250,000 7th-9th graders statewide;Kentucky State Bar Association, Beta SigmaPhi Sorority.

Juvenile delinquency;designing and testing intery itimi strategieseffective in preventing juvenile' riAinquency:40 teachers, 4 educators, 100 par.ints:7 home-school coordinators;350 5th and 7th graders from 10 urbanschools:Brown Education Cents

subjects: Court system, administration of justice, legalissues;

activities: judges explain court system, lawyers answerstudent questions, essay contest (1972 Topic--Should Abortion be Legalized?");3 judges, 5 attorneys;lst-12th graders;Louisiana State Bar Association.


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Criminal law, juvenile rights, administrationof justice;court tours, mock trials, speakers program,in-service seminars on drugs;150 teachers, 75 attorneys;10,000 7th-9th graders in 16 junior highschools;Baton Rouge Bar Association, East BatonRouge Parish School Board.


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MARYLAND

Citizenship Education Task ForcePete V. Treibley, PresidentMontgomery County Education Association101 West Jefferson StreetRockville 20850 301-762 -5300

Community Teaching ProgramJames W. McElhaney, Faculty AdvisorUniversity of Maryland

School of Law500 West Baltimore StreetBaltimore 21201 301-528-7955

Teenage Rights and Responsibilities ProjectMary Cohen, CoordinatorInstitute for Behavioral Research, Inc.2429 Linden LaneSilver Spring 20910 301-585-3915

MASSACHUSETTS

Harvard Center for Law in EducationMarian Edelman, Director38 Kirkland StreetCambridge 02138

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Court system, political institutions andprocesses;preparing students for effective participatorycitizenship;teachers, consultants, students;

director, 1 assistant director, 1 editiorialassistant, 1 secretary;high school age voters;Montgomery County Education Association;Office of Government Relations andCitizenship.

Substantive law;developing materials;30 teachers, 30 law students, 1 law professor;500 11th and 12th graders in 2 inner -cityschools;University of Maryland Student BarAssociation;University of Maryland Student BarAssociation.

Basis and nature of law, legal processes andadministration of justice, substantive law;research, curriculum development;Teenage Rights and Respansibilities;20 teachers;1 lawyer, 1 psychologist. 1 educationalresearcher, 1 librarian (part-time),1 secretary;1,750 8th-10th graders in several states;Institute for Behavioral Research;Stella & Charles Guttman Foundation.

Legal issues in education;research promoting legislation and litigation;Inequality in Education Series;10 lawyers, 2 social scientists, 8 studentresearchers, 8 secretaries;Harvard University;Office of Economic Opportunity, HarvardUniversity.


In Search of justiceWilliam M. Gibson, ChairmanMassachusetts Bar AssociationOne Center Plaza CenterBoston 02203

Law in the Social Studies ProjectPhilip Campbell, DirectorLincoln Filene CenterTufts UniversityMedford 02155

617-523-4529

617- 628 -5000

Teenagers & the LawAnthony Bruno, TeacherCambridge High and Latin SchoolBroadway & Trowbridge StreetsCambridge 02138 617-876-4500

The Lincoln Filene Center for Citizenship andPublic Affairs*

John Gibson, DirectorTufts UniversityMedford 02155 617-628-5000

Youth Education CommitteeGerald E. Shugrue, Co-CharimanWorcester County Bar Associationc/a Burwick & Burwick390 Main StreetWorcester 01608

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617-756-43

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Substantive law, administration of justice;teacher-training, curriculum development;In Search of Justice;5 attorneys, 3 educators;9th -12th graders statewide;Massachusetts Bar Association.

Comprehensive program_ ncluding Constitu-tion, administration of justice, substantivelaw;teacher-training, curriculum development;125 teachers, 1 attorney_, 15 communityresource personnel;3 educators, 1 secretary;5th-12th graders;Civic Education Foundation;private.

Legal and political processes;field trips, students file legislation, mock trials(presently converting a classroom into ademonstration courtroom):4 teachers;100 12th graders;Cambridge Public Schools;federal government.

subjects: Comprehensive social studies program in civicand political education, inter-group relations:

activities: teacher-training, curriculum development,workshops, consulting services;

materials: The Police: Fact and Fiction, Civil Liberties:Case Studies in the Low, others;

staff/teaching: 200 teachers, 50 community resourcepersonnel;

staff /administrative: 13 full-time and 4 part -time educators,8 secretaries;6000 K-12th graders statewide;Civic Education Foundation:private.

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Contracts, torts, property law, others;mini-coarse, teacher-training;10 attorneys;7510th -12th graders in 2 high schools;Worcester County Bar Association;Worcester County Bar Association:

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MICHIGAN

Court WatchingMrs. Erna L. Henderson, Executive DirectorEqual Justice Council, Inc.1808 Broadway, Suite 705Detroit 48226

Explorer Legal Post 211Brian M. BerkeyKalamazoo County Young Lawyers Assn.P. 0. Box 246Kalamazoo 49005 616-349-6691

. 313 -961 -3836

High School Law Program CommitteeMike L. Donahue, Co-ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionState Bar of Michigan412 Fisher BuildingDetroit 48202

You and the LaWBetty J. Schnelz, ChairmanLawyers Wives of MichiganState Bar of Michigan1956 Pontiac TrailWalled Lake 48086

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Youth Legal EducationMrs. Sadie Ward, Program Coordinator10 West Huron, Suite 303Pontiac 48058 313-332-9179



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Court system. administration of justice;orientation sessions, participants view courtproceedings and record observations:1 director. 2 assistants, 2 secretaries;200 10th -12th graders in 10 high schools;Equal Justice Council, Inc.;New Detroit Incorporated, local churches.

Legal careers;informing students of possible careersdeveloping materials;10 attorneys, 6 law enforcement personnel;40 10th-12th graders in Kalamazoo County;Kalamazoo County Young LawyersAssociation:Kalamazoo County Young LawyersAssociation.

Constitution. criminal law, consumer law;attorneys lead discussions;275 attorneys;10,00012th graders in 28 high schools:Young Lawyers Section of State Bar ofMichigan, Detroit Bar Association-YoungLawyers Section.

Criminal law, administration of justice;state-wide distribution of You and the Lawpamphlet and teaching guide (see Illinois. Youand the Law Project, paga 14);Lawyers Wives of Michigan, State Bar ofMichigan.

Legal procedures, juvenile rights;teacher-training, developing materials;18 teachers, 80 law students and lawenforcement personnel;lcoordinator,1 secretary;513 6th graders in 7 elementary schools;Oakland County Legal Aid Society;Law Enforcement Assistance Administration.


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Center for Youth Development and ResearchDan Conrad, Project CoordinatorUniversity of Minnesota301 Walter LibraryMinneapolis 55455 612 -376 -7624

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Children and the LawGerald T. Laurie & Eugene Daly,

Co-ChairmenMinnesota State Bar Association626 Midland Bank BuildingMinneapolis 55401 612- _8-561 5

Task Force on Ethnic StudiesChristian Skjervold, Project Administrator107 Southeast Fourth StreetMinneapolis 55414

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Constitutional law, participatory citizenship;developing curriculum which utilizes the totalcommunity as the learning environment,teacher- training;12 teachers. 2 attorneys;1 coordinator. 1 part-time coordinator, 1graduate assistant, 1 part-time secretary:10010th-12th graders in 5 inner-city andsuburban schools;Center for Youth Development & Research;Urdna Foundation.

Rights and responsibilities, legal procedures.governmental institutions;teacher- training, developing materials;Crime Prevention - Gerald Regnier,Minnesota State Bar Association, 100Minnesota Federal Building, Minneapolis55402;59 teachers, 25 attorneys, 20 communityresource personnel;1 educational consultant;1,942 5th graders from 27 schools in 9communities;Minnesota State Bar Association;Minnesota State Bar Association, Governor'sCrime Commission.

Multi-ethnic topics;integration of materials into public schoolcurriculum, teacher-training:1.200 teachers;6 educators, 1 communi1 secretary;K-12th graders;Minneapolis Public Schools;Minneapolis Board of Education, Title III.

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MIS S OURI

Bar Association of Metropolitan St. LouisJames P. Holleran, ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionTrial Demonstration Committee818 Olive StreetSt. Louis 63101 14 -436-2088

Citizenship Education ClearinghouseLouise Bastion, Director411 North ElizabethSt. Louis 63135 314-521-73

Community Court Services to Multi-ProblemFamilies

Don A. Spencer. Project DirectorNorth County Juvenile Court1085 St. Charles StreetFlorissant 63031 314-831-080B

High School TeachLng ProjectArthur Benson, Executive DirectorLawyers Commission for Urban Affairs1 020 Commerce TowerKansas City 64199

Law and Education ProgramBarbara Atwater, CoordinatorCook Elementary School5935 Horton PlaceSt. Louis 63112

601-421-2050

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American court system;trial demonstrations;volunteer lawyers;901-12th graders;Bar Association of opolitan St. Louis.

Voter registration, political processes;a-day seminar for teachers, citizenshipeducation clearinghouse;newsletter;40 teachers;1 director, 1 half-time assistant;2,500 9th-12th graders;community organizations;Danforth and matching community grants.

Juvenile misconduct;preventive program designed to assistchildren of multi-problem families, providecommunity aides and tutors;1 project director, 2 social workers, 4community aides, 4 teacher aides, 1 secretary;K-12th graders;North County Juvenile Court;North County Juvenile Court.

Constitution, legal processes, substantive law;teacher-training, developing materials;45 teachers, 34 attorneys, 25 law students;1,200 8th-12th graders in 45 high schools and1 junior high;Kansas City Lawyers Committee on UrbanAffairs, Kansas City School Board.

Constitution, Bill of Rights, judicial processes;demonstration lessons, teacher-training.curriculum development;monthly newsletter;300 teachers;1 coordinator, 2 assistant coordinators,1 secretary;16,000 7th-12th graders;St. Louis Public Schools:Law in Americar Society Foundation.


Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship in aFree Society

E. A. Richter, AdministratorBox 119Jefferson City 65101 314-635-1510

William J. Tate, ChairmanAdvisory Committee On Citizenship

EducationThe Missouri Bar7 North Seventh StreetSt. Louis 63101 314-231-6101

School Liaison and Officer FriendlyR. J. Barton, DirectorPolice Community RelationsLogos School1200 ClarkSt. Louis 63103 314-CE 1-6

Washington University Elementary SchoolSocial Science Project

T. R. Tomlinson, Project DirectorBox 1183Washington UniversitySt. Louis 63130

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314-VO 3-0100

Youth Education CommitteeMaury B. Poscover, Co-ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionBar Association of Metropolitan St, Louis7 North Seventh StreetSt, Louis 63101 314-231-6101

Lawrence J. Fleming, Co- ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionBar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis418 Olive StreetSt. Louis 63101 314-CE 1-8700


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Constitution, legal processes. substantive law:teacher-training (including summerworkshop), developing materials:110 teachers. attorneys, judges andeducators:12th graders statewide;The Missouri Bar, State Depot tment ofEducation;Law Enforcement Assistance Administration.

The police role in society;police lead discussions, counseling.developing materials:11 police department representative-.100,000 K-3rd, 10th-12th graders;St. Louis Police Department;Law Enforcement Assistance Administration.Sears Roebuck Foundation.

Rights and responsibilities, governmentalinstitutions at the community level;teacher-training, developing materials;available from Random House (November,1972):30 teachers;2 educators, 1 secretary;1,000 4th-6th graders:Washington University;United States Office of Education, GraduateInstitute of Education.

Constitution, juvenile law, law careers:teacher-training, developing materials,instituting youth panel to recommendsentencing in juvenile cases;50 teachers, 30 attorney_ s;4,000 7th-12th graders;Young Lawyers Section of the Bar Associationof Metropolitan St. Louis.

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MONTANA

Law Day Committee of the Montana StudentBar Association

Klaus D. Stile, ChairmanUniversity of Montana Law SchoolMissoula 59801 406-243-0211

NEBRASKA

Community Legal Education ProgramMrs, Patrick Salerno, Chairman222 South 68th AvenueOmaha 66312

Criminal Justice insOfficer Program

Ben GobleLaw Enforcement Offi

County550 South 9th StreetLincoln 68508

402-553-7414

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Nebraska State BarSoren S. JensenCommittee on Public Service3535 Harney StreetOmaha 68131

Lancaster

402-477-7111

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Substantive law, legal procedures.administration of justice;provide speakers for Law Day;20 teachers. 15 attorneys. 50 law students,20 taw enforcement personnel;6001uth-12th graders in 15 Montana highschools;Montana Student Bar Association.

Constitution, Bill of Rights, substantive law;law students teach one class every week:6 law students;75 9th-12th graders in 1 junior and 3 seniorhigh schools;Creighton University School of Law, OmahaLaw Wives, Omaha Legal Aid Society. JuniorLeague of Omaha;junior League of Omaha.

Law enforcement, court and correctionalsystems:teacher-training (including one-week summerinstitute), law enforcement representativeslead discussions:resources kit on local and state institutions;2 officers. 1 sheriff's deputy;11.000 K-12th graders in 14 city and 17 countyschools;Region II Crime Commission of LancasterCounty;Safe Streets Act.

activities: Planning to a e a program throughout theptate.

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Relevant CurriculumMa ry HollidaySparks Middle School2275 18th StreetSparks 89431


702-358-6344

NEW HAMPSHIRE

The CouncilThomas Hanlon, CoordinatorHanover High SchoolHanover 03755

NEW JERSEY

603-643-3431

Multi-District histitute for Political EducationBarry E. Lefkowitz, DirectorBox 426Glassboro-Woodbury RoadPitman 08071 606-589-3410


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NEW HAMPSHIRENEW JERSEY

Civics, juvenile law:ride-along with Rena Police, visits to RenoMunicipal Court, discussion of lawsapplicable to youth;350 7th graders:Washoe County Curriculum Director. SparksMiddle School Principal.

Political institutions and procc.ises:involving students in the political processes ofthe school;5 teachers;50 9th-12th graders;Hanover High School.

Government, politics, community action andinvolvement;voter education program. communityresearch, media development, politicaltraining, summer in-service workshops;voter education training kit, grassrootscampaign manual, simulation games, filmstrips, others:25 teachers, 25 high school students, severalhundred community resource personnel;1 director, 1 assistant director, 25 part-timeeducators, 18 part-time secretaries;2,000 10th-12th graders in 19 schools through-out New Jersey;State Department of Education. New jerseyEducation Association. National EducationAssociation, School Boards Association;State Department of Education, Title III ESEA.


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Preventive Law ProgramProf. John B. Waling, CoordinatorSet on Hall University School of Law1095 Raymond BoulevardNewark 07102

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201-642-8500

Public Education Law SeminarPaul Tractenberg, Associate Professor of

LawRutgers Law School180 University AvenueNewark 07102

NEW MEXICO

Get-Out-the-Vote-CurriculumBetty Hinton, Chairman127 D Jefferson, N.E.Albuquerque 87108

201-648-5278

505- 268 -3315

State Bar of New MexicoGene Franchini, ChairmanLaw Day USA and Citizenship Committee407 Seventh Street, NM.Albuquerque 87101 505-243-6647

Teenage Legal Awareness ProgramWilliam T. MacPherson, DirectorUniversity of New Mexico

School of Law1117 Stanford. N.E.Albuquerque 87106 505-277-3120

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Basis of law, legal processes. Constitutionsubstantive law;8-week program on current issues in the law,developing materials:120 3rd year law students:2.500 12th graders in 15 high schools:Scion Hall University School of Law.

Legal procedures and principles:developing ma terials;12 attorneys, 1 law professor. 10 law students;600 10th-12th graders in 4 inner-city schools:Rutgers Law School.

Voting rights and responsibilities;curriculum development and evaluation(5 year project);all elementary and many secondary schoolteachers throughout the state:85,000 K-12th graders statewide;League of Women Voters, local educationalTV station;National Education Association, localcontributions.

subjects: r.7,ansitution, substantive law;activities: provides speakers statewide, plannin

initiate a more extensive program:staff /teaching: volunteer attorneys;

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NEW YORK

Cornell Law Program for Secondary SchoolsRobert S. SummersProfessor of LawCornell Law SchoolIthaca 14850 607- 256 -4978

East Harlem Community Law SchoolWest Side Community Law School

Richard M. Asche61 BroadwayNew York 10006

Education in the Law

Daniel P. Curtin, ChairmanDuchess County Bar AssociationCorbally and Gat land25 Market StreetPoughkeepsie 12601

212 -952 -0330

914-454-1110

High School Law ProgramRobert N. Latella, ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionMonroe County Bar Association700 Midtown TowerRochester 14604 716-232-6500

Law Students Civil Rights Research CommitteeTeaching Project

Roger K. Evans, Director33 Washington Square WestNew York 10014 212-741-2278

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Function. basis and nature of law:teacher-training, developing materials;30 teachers, 1 law professor, 20 law stude2 educators;1,000 7th-12th graders;Cornell Law School. Ithaca City SchoolDistrict. New York State Department ofEducation;Cornell Law School, Ithaca City SchoolDistrict, New York State Department ofEducation.

Constitution, substantive law;providing free alternative legal instruction forlawyers, law students. community organiza-tions, and other interested individuals:15 teachers, 5 attorneys, 8 law students, 30community resoure, persunnel;200 10th-12th graders;Park East High Schou! National LawyersGuild.

Constitution, criminal law;lectures, mock trials, court tours;15 attorneys;5th-8th graders in Arlington and Hyde ParkSchools;Young Lawyers Section of Duchess CountyBar Association;Duchess County Bar Association.

Constitution, legal procedures, substantivelaw;lawyers lead discussions, teacher-training,developing materials;100 attorneys;3,000 11th graders;Young Lawyers Section - Monroe County BarAssociation.

Constitution, Bill of Rights, juvenile law,landlord-tenant;law students lead discussions:10 law students;8th graders;Law Students Civil Rights Research Council,New York City Board of Education.


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National Commission on Resources forYouth, Inc.

Peter Kleinhard, Program Associate36 West 44th StreetNew York 10036

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Neighborhood Youth Diversion ProgramJohn Whalen. Director1933 Washington AvenueBronx 10457 212-731-8900

Robert A. Tait Institute of GovernmentMarilyn Chelstrom, Executive Director420 Lexington AvenueNew York 10017

World Law FundBetty Reardon, Director11 West 42nd StreetNew York 10036

212-MU 4-0877

212-WI 7-2190

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subjects: Youth programs;activities: collecting information about projects in which

youth take an active role;dram 'ye: 8 program associates, 45 pert -time

consultants. 2 secretaries:students: K-12th graders;sponsors: National Commission on Research for Youth,

Inc.;$$$$: U. S. Government, private funds.

subjects: juvenile delinquency;activities: developing new means of working with juven.

iles in the community which use communitymediators, advocates and resource deliverysystem, mini-school and tutoring program,conducting evaluation;

administrative: 4 program administrators, 11 advocates, 2supervisors. 7 teachers. 2 recreation workers.3 coordinators;350 participants;students:

sponsors: Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. VeraInstitute of Justice, Fordharn University,

MS: Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, VeraInstitute of Justice, Fordham University.

subjects: Legal and political processes;activities: 2-6 week seminars for teachers, developing

materials;staff/teaching: 1000 practicing politicians and political

scientists;/administrative: 1 executive director, 3 assistants, 1 secretary,

32 local seminar directors;students: 1,200 elementary and high school teachers in

32 universities throughout the nation;Robert A. Taft Institute of Government;private.

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International law;research. curriculum development,teacher - training;The Strategy of World Order, Methods ofTeaching World Order, others;12 educators;7th-12th graders;Institute for International Order;public donations.

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NORTH CAROLINA

Youth and the LawWilliam M. Storey, Executive Vice Pres.North Carolina Bar Association1025 Wade AvenueRaleigh 27605

James B. Maxwell, AttorneyP. O. Box 666Durham 27707

919-828-0561

919-688-6341

NORTH DAKOTA

Law for Junior High StudentsReed E. Hall, Project ChairmanSchool of LawUniversity of North DakotaGrand Forks 58201 701 -777 -2104

Teenagers and the LawTed R. Smith, Public Relations AdvisorState Bar Association of North Dakota420 North Fourth StreetBismarck 58501 701-255-1404

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Constitution. Bill of Rights, substantive law;teacher-training, developing materials;500 attorneys. 25 judges;5th-12th graders statewide;North Carolina Bar Association, YoungLawyers Section of the North Carolina BarAssociation, North Carolina JudgesC,nference;North Carolina Bar Association.

Nature of law, criminal u syssubstanive law;one week program:30 law students;3507th-9th graders;School of Law University of North Dakota.

Rights and responsibilities, administration ofjustice;lawyers participate in classroom activitiesdeveloping materials;The Law in Your Life, Know Your LegalRights;300 teachers:1 public relations consultant;12,000 9th graders, statewide;State Bar Association of North Dakota;Law Enforcement Council.


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OHIO

Center for the Study of Student Citizenship,Rights and Responsibilities

Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, Director0E0 Legal Services Research and

Demonstration Program1145 Germantown StreetDayton 45408 513-223-8228

Cincinnati Center for Law in American SocietyRobert Fortune, DirectorUniversity of CincinnatiCincinnati 45221 513-475-,

Cincinnati Police Juvenile Attitude ProjectRobert Fortune, DirectorUniversity of CincinnatiCincinnati 45221


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Columbus Bar Association Law in AmericanSociety Program

Albert J. Kraal, Committee Chairman40 South Third StreetColumbus 43215 614 -221 -4112

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Student rights and responsibilities:provides legal counseling;5 ombudsmen, (12 volunteer ombudsmen),1 project coordinator, I administrativeassistant. 3 secretaries:0E0;0E0.

Consitution. Bill of Rights, substantive law:developing material, in-service training furteachers:107 teachers;I director, 1 assistant director. 1 secretary_ :3000 5th-12th graders:University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Board ofEducation, Cininnati Bar Association,Cincinnati Police Division;Regional Criminal justice Planning Unit.University of Cincinnati, Law in AmericanSociety Foundation.

Police-juvenile relationships;experimental projects in Cincinnati, Tampa,Rochester and Fort Smith, conductingevaluation of program;Changing Adolescent Attitudes Toward Police(W. H. Anderson Co., 1971). curriculum unitsincluding World of Rules. World of Games.World of Laws;20,000 7th -9th graders:

sponsors: Office of Law Enforcement Assistance.


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Rights and responsibilities, consumer law;lawyers lead discussions, developingmaterials;31 teachers, 40 attorneys:700 11th graders in 4 schools:Columbus Bar Association, Columbus Board ofEducation;Columbus Bar Association, Columbus Board ofEducation.


Concepts and LnquiryRaymond English, DirectorEducational Research Council of AmericaRockefeller BuildingCleveland 44113 216-696-8222

Elementary School Political ScienceCurriculum Study Project

Richard C. Snyder, Co-DirectorMershon CenterOhio State University199 West Tenth AvenueColumbus 43201

Focus on Inner-City Social StudiesDr. Melvin Arnoff, Director405 College of EducationKent State UniveristyKent 44242

Law for young_ PeopleThomas W. Gray, DirectorCleveland Bar Association1044 Terminal TowerCleveland 44113

614-422-1661

216-672-2862

216 6-3525

School Information ProjectWilliam C. Moore, Director of Public

RelationsOhio State Bar Association33 West 11th AvenueColumbus 43201 614 - 421 -2121

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Social science issues;developing materials;Concepts and Inquiry Series (Allyn & Bacon,Inc., 1972);K -Sth graders;Educational Research Council of America.

Political institutions and processes;developing guidelines for instructionalmaterials on political science, designingapproach based upon children's naturalpolitical life;8 educators;K-6th graders:American Political Science Association;U. S. Office of Education.

Urban issues:curriculum development, teacher-training;80 teachers. community resource personnel;educators, social scientists and secretaries:3000 K-12th graders;Kent State University;Title III, ESEA.

Bill of Rights, administration of justice,substantive law:lawyers lead discussion, in-service teacher-training, developing materials;93 teachers, 125 attorneys, 2 law professors,5 law students:

attorney. 2 secretaries;3,215 10th-12th graders in 12 inner -cityschools;Cleveland Bar Association;Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights UnderLaw.

Court system, trial process. probate law,family law;preparation and distribution of printedmaterials:The Law and You booklet;2,000 teachers, 30 attorneys;2 Bar Association representatives;150,000 4th-12th graders statewide;Ohio State Bar Association.


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Teaching Law in the Secondary SchoolsJon Richardson. DirectorScott High School2400 Callingwood AvenueToledo 43620

OKLAHOMA

Law Day CommitteeW. Thomas Coffman, ChairmanTulsa County Bar Association2010 Fourth National BuildingTulsa 74119

419-244-8601

918-582-9201

Phi Delta Kappa Teacher Education Project OnHuman Rights

Ira M. Eyster, Executive Director555 Constitution AvenueNorman 73069 405 -325 -1711 ste

Public Service CommitteeDavid Harbour, ChairmanOklahoma County Bar Association2120 First National BuildingOklahoma City 73102 405-235-9305

Tulsa Public Schools CommitteeLois M. McIlroy, Executive DirectorTulsa County Bar Association716 Beacon BuildingTulsa 74103 918-584-5243



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Foundations of law, substantive law;conducting pilot program;1 teacher. 5 community resource personnel;70 10th-12th graders in 1 inner-city school:Toledo Board of Education;Toledo Board of Education.

subjects: Drug law, administration of justice;activities: mock trials;

staff /teaching: 75 lawyers. 40 law students;students: 4th-5th graders in 45 schools:

sponsors: Tulsa County Bar Association, University ofTulsa College of Law.


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Human rights;teacher-training, developing materials;300 university professors, 30 educators.2,000 student representatives;1 educator, 1 secretary;Phi Delta Kappa, National Conference ofChristians and Jews, National EducationAssociation;Phi Delta Kappa, National Conference ofChristians and Jews.

Legal issues;provide lawyers for classroom use;volunteer lawyers;Oklahoma County Bar Association.

Rights and responsibilities;provide attorney "hot line" for schools;5 attorneys;K-12th graders;Tulsa County Bar Association, Tulsa PublicSchools.


OREGON

Citizens -Know Your GovermentEugene Education Association2300 Oakmont WayEugene 97401

liberty and the LawNathan Berkham, ChairmanWashington High SchoolPortland 97214

Oregon State BarRobert L. Abel305 Capitol Tower BuildingSalem 97301

503-345-0338

503 -234 -9132

503-585-9051

PENNSYLVANIA

Development of Proper AttitudesDennis J. Gel li, Federal & State Coordin.Wyoming Area DistrictTenth StreetWyoming 18644 717-655-3733

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Citizenship;two-day summer workshop for teachers,curriculum development;Government in Oregon Handbook (OregonDepartment of Education. 1971):12 task force members, 30 teachers,community resource personnel;3rd-12th graders;Eugene School District. Eugene EducationAssociation.

Constitution, Bill of Rights, criminal law;teacher-training, developing materials;Liberty and the Law Series (Prentice Hall,Inc.,1963);4 teachers, 15 attorneys, 2 police departmentrepresentatives;150 7th-12th graders:Oregon State Bar. Portland School DisPortland School District.

Substantive law;curriculum development;12th graders in 4 Portland high schools;Oregon State Bar, Portland Public Schools.

Rights and responsibilities, legal proceduresand administration of justice, civil rights;teacher-training, developing materials;taped interviews with prisoners;14 elementary school teachers, guidancecounselors, professors from Wilkes College;650 3rd & 6th graders;Pennsylvania Governors Justice PlanningCommission;Pennsylvania Governors Justice PlanningCommission.

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Drugs: Truth or ConsequencesWilliam A. Easthurn. III. ChairmanDrug Coordinating CommitteeBucks County Bar AssociationFederal Savings BuildingDoylestown 18901

High School Law Programleffrey L. Dow. Co-ChairmanABA Young Lawyers Sectionc/o Doweave. Inc.200 Eagle RoadStrafford 19087

High School Teaching ProgramArnold New, DirectorDickinson School of LawCollege StreetCarlisle 17013

Law ElectiveMartha S. RupertSocial Studies CoordinatorGreater Latrobe Senior HighLatrobe 15650

Law for the StudentRoger Ecker, Chairman70 East Beau StreetWashington 15301

215-345-7000

215-688-3400

717-243-7095

412-539-9791

412-222-4520

. Law Mini-CoursePaul M. Dreibelbis, Associate Director341 South BenefieldPittsburgh 15213 412-082-1700




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Drug law, legal processes;assembly and classroom programs. courttours;attorneys, doctors. ox- addicts:5th-7th graders;Bucks County Bar Association, Bucks CountyMedical Society. Today, Inc.. Bucks CountyPublic Schools,

Basis and nature of law, substantive law;coordinates High School Teaching Projectswith local Young Lawyers Sections:High School Law Program Source Materials;10th-12th graders;ABA Young Lawyers Section.

Consumer, family, drug and criminal law:8-week course on the law;30 law students;3,000 10th & 12th graders in 5 high schools;Dickinson School of Law.

Social conflict, substantive law, penal system;"hot line" to local lawyers, teacher-training;10 attorneys. 2 judges, 5 police departmentrepresentatives. community resourcepersonnel;1,000 8th. 11th and 12th graders:Westmoreland Bar Association, LatrobeDistrict School Board;Latrobe District School Board.

Civil and criminal law;developing and field testing mini-courses;10 attorneys;1,50011th & 12 graders in WashingtonCounty;Washington County Bar Association.

Consumer, criminal, and juvenile law;lawyers lead discussions, developingmaterials;4 teachers, 12 attorneys, 2 educators;14012th graders;Allegheny County Bar Association, PittsburghBoard of Public Education.

Philadelphia Bar AssociationHoward L. Shecter, ChairmanYoung Lawyers Section2107 The Fidelity BuildingPhiladelphia 19109

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Mrs. Rose K. Landy, ChairmanCitizenship Committee2200 Philadelphia Saving Fund Bldg.Philadelphia 19107 215-WA 21300

Project 18: Young Voter EducationDr. John R. Madden. Project DirectorLower Merion School DistrictArdmore 19003

The Just GenerationHerbert C. Goldstein. Attorney118 Market StreetHarrisburg 17101

Youth and the LawAndrew N. Farley, ChairmanPublic Relations-CommitteePennsylvania Bar AssociationP. 0. Box 2009Pittsburgh 15230

215-896-7854

717-226-5048

412-288-3234

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Bill of Rights:provide lawyers for classroom use;volunteer lawyers;Philadephia Bar Association Young LawyersSection.

Citizenship. Bill of Rights;students attend bimonthly naturalizationceremonies, youth forum, dramaticpresentations;25 attorneys:300 9th -12th graders;Philadelphia Bar Association, Immigration &Naturalization Service.

Voter education, stainstitutions;conducting pilot program, teacher-training.developing materials;15 teachers;3 educators. 2 social scientists, 1 secretary;45010th -12th graders in 15 high schools;League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania,Pennsylvania Department of Education.Pennsylvania Department of CommunityAffairs, Lower Merion School District;Pennsylvania Board of Education.

and local governmental

Constitution, criminal procedure, prisonreform, substantive law;developing T.V. programs and supplementaryguides;series of 14 half-hour programs to be shownnationally over the Public BroadcastingSystem;9th-12th graders;Pennsylvania Department of Justice. VincentAstor Foundation. MIT -TV(Hershey);Pennsylvania Department of Justice. VincentAstor Foundation. .

Constitution, legal processes. substantive law;assisting local bar associations in thedevelopment of youth education programs;9th-12th graders throughout the state;Pennsylvania Bar Association.


36 Geographical Project DirectoryPUERTO RICOtoTENNESSEE

PUERTO RICO

Legal Orientation to the Community CommitteeCandida R. Urrutia, ChairmanThe Bar Association of Puerto RicoP. O. Box 1900San Juan 00903 809=724-3358

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SOUTH CAROLINA

Youth and the LawHap Pearce, DirectorUniversity of South CarolinaStudent Bar Association1515 Green StreetColumbia 29208 803-777-4155

SOUTH DAKOTA

American Citizenship CommitteeAllen Scovel, ChairmanState Bar of South DakotaBox 190Rapid City 57701

TENNESSEE

605343-2410

Memphis & Shelby County Bar AssociationIrvin Boga tin, President200 CourthouseMemphis 38103 901-525-6364

subjects; s.o I issues;activities: 2 de lawyers for classroom use;

/teaching: volunteer attorneys:sponsors: The Bar Association of Puerto Rico.


subjects: Contracts, torts, criminal procedure;activities: law students lead discussions;

staff /teaching: 35 law students;students: 1,000 12th graders in 30 high schools;sponsors: University of South Carolina Student Bar

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American judicial system;lawyers lead discussions;volunteer lawyers;11th graders statewide;State Bar of South Dakota.

activities: Plans to initiate youth education program.


TEXA S

Character Education ProjectJames A. Forester, Ed.D., Project DirectorCharacter Education ProjectP. 0. Box 12617San Antonio, 78212 512-828-2547

Committee on Responsible CitizenshipTed M. Kerr, ChairmanState Bar of Texas

Midland Tower BuildingMidland 79701

Crime Prevention Committee1. D. McMaster, ChairmanHouston Bar Associationc/o District Attorney's OfficeCivil Courts BuildingHouston 77002

Law in a Changing Society_Bill R. Sullivan, Project D recto3700 Ross AvenueDallas 75204

Living LawMrs. Elene Glassman, ChairmanEducational ProgramHouston Legal FoundationHouston 77002

915-683-5291

713-228-8311

214-824-1620

713-225-0321

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Character education:curriculum development;juvenile offenders in Bexar County (SanAntonio);Northeast Independent School District, TrinityUniversity. American Institute for CharacterEducation.

Rights and responsibilities, juvenile law;developing materials, encouraginginvolvement of local bar associations;lawyer's munual;volunteer attorneys;State Bar of Texas;State Bar of Texas.

Juvenile delinquency;provide lawyers and law enforcementpersonnel for classroom discussions;lawyers and law enforcement personnel;Houston Bar Association.

Comprehensive program includingConstitution, Bill of Rights, administration ofjustice, substantive law;teacher-training (including summer institute),curriculum development;,200 teachers,11 educators, 150 lawenforcement personnel;2 educators, 1 secretary;4,200 5th, 7th, 8th, 11th and 12th graders;Dallas Bar Association, Dallas IndependentSchool District;Texas Criminal Justice Council, DallasIndependent School District, Dallas BarAssociation, Dallas Police Department.

Basis of law, rights and responsibilities;developing materials;9th graders in 10 junior high schools;Houston Legal Foundation, Houston UnifiedSchool District,


Geographical Project DirectoryTEXASUTAH

Phi Alpha Delta Drug Information PrograAlbert Perez, ChairmanTexas Tech University

School of LawLubbock 79409 806-744-0736

You and the Law ProjectDavid Beck, ChairmanHouston Bar Associationc/o Fulbright. Crooker, Freeman, Bates &

jaworskiBank of the Southwest Bu ldingHouston 77002 713-224-7070

You and the Law Resource ManualMrs. Arthur M. Albin. Project Director6505 Dykes WayDallas 75230

UTAH

Decision Making in a DemocracyJames P. Shaver, ChairmanUtah State UniversityLogan 54321

214-239-4329

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Drug education;law students lead discussions;15 law students;360 7th-12th graders;Phi Alpha Delta - Texas Tech University_School of Law.

Rights and responsibilities, legal procedures.substantive law;developing materials, teacher-training:15 teachers, 20 attorneys, 6 educators,15 community resource personnel:2,250 8th graders in all district schools;Houston Bar Association; HoustonIndependent School District;Houston Bar Association, HoustonIndependent School District.

Rights and responsibilities, juvenile law:distribution of materials;You and the Law Resource Manual - Mrs.Michael Lynch, 7284 Tangle glen Place, Dallas75240;

3,600 teachers, several thousand communityresource personnel;220,000 6th graders in all Texas schools;

te Bar of Texas. Dallas junior Bar WivesClub:Texas Criminal Justice Council.

Public issues;developing secondary social studies curric-ulum which emphasizes use of analytic anddecision-making skills;The Analysis of Public Issues;2 university professors;9th-12th graders;Utah State University;Utah State University.


VERMONTCommittee on Legal Education in theSecondary Schools

Duncan F. Kilmartin, Co-ChairmanVermont Bar Association22 Third StreetNewport 05855

VIRGINIA

802-334-7

High School Teaching ProjectGeorge W. Warren, IV, ChairmanMetropolitan Richmond Legal Aid Project18 North 8th StreetRichmond 23219

Letter of the LawBetty Craves & Martha RogersTeachersHerndon Senior High SchoolHerndon 22070

703-648-2821

703-437-6800

WASHINGTON

Law-Focused Education ProjectPeter Hovenier, Director309 Miller HallWestern Washington State UniversityBellingham 98225 206-676-3416

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Basis of law, criminal court system, consumerlaw, juvenile law;13-week course, evening seminar for students.assisting local educational T,V. programs,developing materials;

caching: 15 attorneys, 2 judges, 2 university professors;students: 150 12th graders:sponsors: Vermont Bar Association.

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Basis and nature of law, substantive alawyers lead discussions;25 attorneys;10th-12th graders;Bar Association of the City of Richmond YoungLawyers Section.

Basis of law, legal procedure, concept ofjustice;using law as vehicle for teaching basicwriting, speech, and criticism skills;2 teachers, 1 attorney, 1 judge;240 11th & 12th graders;Fairfax County School System;Fairfax County School System.

Constitution, Bill cf Rights, administration ofjusticti;developing curriculum, teacher education;5 educators;I director, 1 secretary;7th-12th graders;Western Washington State University;Washinton Law Enforcement Association,Western Washington State University_ , Law inAmerican Society Foundation.


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Law in Your LifeRoy C. Mitchell, DirectorProfessional ActivitiesWashington State Bar Assuciatio505 MadisonSeattle 98104 206-676-3416

Seattle Public Schools Law in AmericanSociety Project

Dr. Dominic W. Moreo, Directorc/o Nathan Hale High School10750 30th Avenue. N.E.Seattle 98125 206-365-0280

Youth and the LawRobert Deutscher, ChairmanYoung Lawyers SectionTacoma-Pierce County Bar Association5738 North 26th StreetTacoma 94807 206-752-7794

Youth and the Law ProjectRobert Burnham, ChairmanYoung Lawyer SectionSeattle-King County Bar AssociationE. 550 King County CourthouseSeattle 98104 206-344-5240

WEST VIRGINIAEducation in Law

Mrs. Jane Herndon, PresidentNational Lawyers' Wives301 Holswade DriveHuntington 25701 304-525-2712

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Legal procedures, administration of justice,consumer law;teacher-training (including two six-week,twelve-hour workshops each school year forall grade levels);Low in Your Life booklet;600 teachers, 5 law enforcement personnel:20,000 12th graders in all high schools:

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Criminal and civil law;training teachers in substantive law andpedagogical skills;law professors, attorneys;all grades;Seattle Public Schools;Washington State LEAA.

Constitution, legal processes, substantive law;teacher-training, lawyers lead discussions,developing m-4erials;30 teachers. ,orneys;7th-12th graders;Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association YoungLawyers Section, Intermediate School District#11.

Constitution, Bill of Rights, legal processes;assisting Law in American Society Project;volunteer attorneys;5th-12th graders;Seattle-King County Bar Association.

Civic education;developing programs, directing activities ofLawyers Wives groups throughout thecountry;newsletter;K-12th graders;National Lawyers Wives.


WISCONSINLaw Projects Inc. (Project Outreach)

Ciar les D. Clausen, Treasurer1103 West Wisconsin AvenueMilwaukee 53233 414-244-7090

Project InquiryChristopher J. Wilcox, State Co-ChairmanWisconsin Bar Foundation402 West Wilson StreetMadison 53703

You and the LawMrs. Erwin Zastrow. PresidentLawyers Wives of Wisconsin123 North Lincoln StreetElkhorn 53121

WYOMING

608-257-3838

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Rights and responsibilities, legal procedures,substantive law;12-week course, developing materials;8 teachers, 5 attorneys, 8 law students,1 judge, 1 district attorney;8 educators, 1 secretary;100 11th and 12th graders;Marquette University Law School;Marquette University Law School.

subjects: Constitution, Bill of Rights, legal procedures,substantive law;

activities: lawyers lead discussions, developingmaterials;

materials: 135 page instructor's guide and class sessionoutline;

caching: 300 attorneys, law professors, law studentsand law enforcement personnel;

students: 12th graders in 54 counties throughout thestate;

sponsors: Wisconsin Bar Foundation, State Bar ofWisconsin;

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Criminal law, administration of justice;distribution of You and the Low booklet (seeIllinois - You and the Law Project, page 14);Lawyers Wives of Wisconsin.


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II. Some Projects of General InterestThe following projects can formally or informally provide assistance in your efforts todevelop an effective and comprehensive law-related educational program.

ABA SPECIAL CONCMITIME ON YOUTH EDUCATION FOR CITIZENSHIP

The ABA Special Committee on Youth Education forCitizenship was established in 1671 to provide coordi-nation for groups interested or involved in law-relatededucation, and to serve as a national clearinghouse forinformation regarding curriculum materials, teacher-training and other law-related activities. This Directory,its Working Notes for Bar Associations and abibliography of available curriculum and teacher-trainingmaterials (to be published soon), is part of this effort.Through the ABA network of over 300 state and local barassociations, with extensive formal and informal contactswith the ABA and its 158,000 members. YEFC is helpingto establish community support in these programs. Insome communities lawyers have also been extremelyvaluable in securing needed funds, participating in

CONSTIMIONM. RIGHTS FOUNDATION

The Constitutional Rights Foundation has been sponsoringconferences, workshops and institutes for students,teachers, law enforcement personnel and other membersof the community since 1963. These include teacher/stu-dent conferences on "Schools and Democracy,- "Crim-inal Procedure" and "Youth and the Police," 18 StateCollege Summer Workshops and 4 statewide LeadershipTraining Workshops, as well as 6 Weekend CampSeminars for students from 6 Los Angeles High Schools. Arecently initiated CRF program, An Introduction to theAdministration of Justice," enabled teachers to spend 10days in the field, not an tours, actually working withpolice, judges, district attorneys, public defenders, paroleand probation officers, and field consultants from theDepartment of Community Services while they carry out

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teacher-training, serving as a reservoir of legal expertise,and assisting in special classroom experiences and fieldexcursions. YEFC also provides members of its staff andother leaders in the field as consultants for interestedgroups throughout the country. Since the demand for suchassistance, is great, YEFC is producing a film to indicatethe variety of ways in which lawyers and educators cancooperate in devgloping programs suited to theircommunity's unique needs and interests. This film will bedesigned for use in connection with printed material and"live" discussions. YEFC is also working in conjunctionwith some of the projects listed in this section and othersin the field to improve and amplify existing programs andto produce innovative methods and approaches inlaw-related education.

their duties. They have also sponsored, in conjunctionwith the San Fernando Valley Bar Association, an ABAaward-winning program designed to assist schools intheir efforts to improve student understanding of theAmerican legal system. In addition to its widelydistributed semi-annual Bill of Rights Newsletters, CRFhas published a Source Book and Hand Book on the Bill ofRights, a simulation entitled Police Petrel and otherlaw-related materials. The CRF staff, also well-known forits expertise in the area of simulation games, role playand intergroup relations, provides limited consultingservices to interested groups throughout the countrywithout charge, under a grant from the DanforthFoundation.

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LAW IN A FRIX SO=

Initiated by the State Bar of California in 1970, Law In AFree Society is in the third year of a six year programdesigned to develop a comprehensive K-12 rerriculurn inlegal and political education throughout in. Californiapublic schools. Utilizing a network of coordinated regionalcenters, LIFS is basing its curriculum upon eightconcepts: authority, justice, freedom, participation,diversity, privacy, property, and responsibility. Casebooks, guidelines for the development of lesson plans,sample lesson plans and in-service guides have beenprepared in these areas. (Some of these are presentlyavailableall will be published by March, 1973). Over

NATIONAJ, CENTER FOR LAW-FOCUSED EDUCATION

The National Center for Law-Focused Education provideslaw projects throughout the nation with a variety ofservices, including intensive four-week summer teachertraining institutes. These institutes have been conductedannually since 1960 and are complemented throughoutthe year with staff and material assistance in the conductof project in-service training programs. Teams instructedin the institutes have come from Atlanta, Boston. Chicago,Cincinnati, Dallas, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Seattle, andIllinois. Instruction has included both the substantive andmethodological aspects of law-focused education. Centerstaff, including specialists in both elementary and second-ary education, provide orientation programs as well asorganizational and staff training to interested groupsthroughout the United States. Services offered include a

100 educators, lawyers and law enforcement personnelhave served as instructors in their 30 and 60 hourin-service programs for teachers. The participation ofthese individuals is part of LIFS' endeavors to involvemembers of the community as supervisory and resourcepersonnel in its program. Detailed evaluation proceduresare being developed to test its materials, techniques, andapproaches and to measure the teachers' ability to usevarious analytical frameworks in dealing with complexissues. Also members of the LIPS staff are available on alimited basis_ as consultants to interested groups.

research model for both outcome and continuous assess-ment evaluation and a comprehensive curriculum pack-age for the elementary, junior, and senior high schoollevels. Curriculum materials include the six volumes andteacher's guide of the Justice in Urban America series andthe three volumes, decisions supplements, and teacher'sguides of the Trailmorks of Liberty series, a comprehen-sive constitutional law curriculum for elementary throughsenior high school. The National Center also offers theservices of the Clearinghouse for Resource Materials,which features listings of films, hooks, reports and othermaterials useful to projects interested in law-focusededucation, as well as a materials lending library. TheNa tional Center also publishes Law in American Society,a journal dealing with law-focused education.

THE LINCOLN FIL_ENE CENTER FOR (1=NBIIIF AND PUBLIC AFF

The Tufts Lincoln Filene Center for Citizenship and PublicAffairs has been developing curriculum materials andinnovative approaches in citizenship education since1956. Current programs at the Center include "FutureShock and Civic -Arts for IntergroupRelations Education," "Law and the Social Studies,". and-Polities 18" as well as their continuing efforts towardsimproving social studies materials and curriculum,During the past summer, they conducted four institutesfor teachers in the areas of politics, economics andgovernment, the Boston Flexible Campus Program andintergroup relations. The Center has an extensive libraryof instructional resources for both teachers and students.These resources include programs on the Dimensions ofCitizenship (Effective Citizenship: Upton Sinclair and theJungle; Citizenship Denied: Diary of a Young Girl;

Citizenship Affirmed: The Story of Frederick Douglas;Civil Disobedience: A Higher Low?), Urban Problems andProspects (The Police: Fact and Fiction; Welfare: A Wayof Life?), The Law and Citizenship (Lessons in Conflict:Legal Education Materials for Secondary Schools; CivilLiberties: Case Studies and the Law; Law in the SocialStudies, Grades 3 through 7), and Current Affairs(Protest; Due Process of Law; Politics). They also havefilms and other audio-visual aids in these areas. ItsIntergroup Relations Curriculum A Program forElementary School Education (Volumes I & II) is especiallyhelpful since it can easily be incorporated into anelementary school laW-related education program. Thecenter also provides consulting services to interestedgroups throughout the country.

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III. Cross-Reference to Bar Association ActivitiesALABAMA

ALABAMA STATE BARSae- Committee on CitizenshipYouth. page 1

tication fur

ARIZONAMARICOPA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - High School Teaching Project. page IAlso - You and the Law. page 1

ARKANSASARKANSAS BAR ASSOCIATIONSee. A Null-mos Bar Association, page 2SEBASTIAN COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Arkansas Bar Associa lien, page 2

CALIFORNIAALAMEDA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Youth Education Committee. page 7BEVERLY HILLS BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - High School Project. page 4SAN DIEGO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Youth and the Law Committee. page 7SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BARSee -San Fernando Valley Bar Legal EducationProgram, page 5SONOMA COUP FY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Freedom Under Law, page 3STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIASee -Law inn Free Society. page 5THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCOSee - High School Students and the Law Project,Dago 4Also. Legal Education Court TourProgrnin.page 4Also. Youth Education Committee. page 7

COLORADOCOLORADO BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - American Citizenship Cammittee. page 8EL PASO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Law in Action Program, page B

CONNECTICUTCONNECTICUT JUNIOR BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Youth and the Law Speaking Program,page 9

DELAWAREDELAWARE STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Delaware State Bar Association SchoolProgram. page 9

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAFEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Bill of Rights Program Conimittee, liege lo

FLORIDADADE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee. High School Program, page)

ILLSBOROUCH COUNTY BARSee -Crime Prevention Committee. page 11THE FLORIDA BARSee - Youth end the Low. page i IVOLUSIA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Volusia County Bar Association. page

GEORGIAATLANTA BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Law Education in Atlanta Schools. page I ISTATE BAR OF GEORGIASee. Low Education in Atlanta Schools, page t IAlso - Special Committee on Youth Education forCitizenship. page 12

HAWAIIBAR ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIISee. Community Relations Committee. page 12

ILLINOISAMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - ABA Special Ceram Mee on Youth Educa-tion for Citizenship. pogo i 2ILLINOIS STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Individual Rights and ResponsibilitiesCommittee. page 13THE CHICAGO BAR ASSOCIATIONSee. Leadership Training through Law inAmerican Society. page 14

INDIANABARTHOLOMEW COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee High Schou! Lo w Glob. page 15Also -Law Day. USA. page 16INDIANAPOLIS BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Administration of Law for Teachers,page 15Also- Speakers Bureau. page in

KANSASKANSAS BAR ASSOCIATIONSee -Law Education Materials find instructionMethod Program. page 16

KENTUCKYKENTUCKY STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee -Citizenship Education Program, page 17

LOUISIANABATON ROUGE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Junior High School Orientation to theProcess. page 17

TULSA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION,See Law Day Committee. ptige 32Also hie Public Schools COnellince. palm

OREGONOREGON STATE BARSee Liberty and the Law, page 11=Also Oregon State Bar. page 33

PENNSYLVANIAALLECNII.Ny COUNTY 3AR ASSOCIATIONSee - Law Mini Ciottrse. page 34AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATIONNee High School LAW Program, tinge 34BUCKS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Drugs: Truth or Consequences, rage 34PENNSYLVANIA BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Youth and the, Low. pogo 35PHILADELPHIA BAR ASSOCIATION

gel See - Philatlelphin Bar Association, page 35WASIIINGTt!N couNTy BAR AssociATIoNSee Lew for the Student, page 341..VESTMOR ELAND BAR ASSOCIATIONSi'.', LII W Elective, page 34

PUERTO RICO

THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF PUERTO RICOSee - Legal Orion he lien to the CummuCommittee, pogo 36

SOUTH DAKOTASTATE BAR OF ASee - American Citizenship Committee. page 3ti

TENNESSEEMEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY BARASSOCIATIONSee Memphis and Shelby County BurAssociation. pogo 3l1

TEXASDALLAS IIAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Lee/ in it Chunging Society. pogo 37HOUSTON BAR ASSOCIATIONSeer -Crime Prevention Committee, pit -7Alto = Yon and the Law Project. pageS'PAT'E BAR OF TEXASSee - Committee tin Responsible Citizenship.page 37Also - You and the Lew Resourcepage 38

LOUISIANA STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - American Citizenship Committee. page 17

MASSACHUSETTSMASSACHUSETTS BAR ASSOCIATIONsee - In Search of justice. page 19WORCESTER COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Youth Education Committee, page tO

MICHIGANDETROIT BAR ASSOCIATIONSae - High School Law Program Committee.tinge 20KALAMAZOO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee. Explorer Legal Post 211. page 20STATE BAR OF MICHIGANSeiee- 2High School Law Program Committee,pageAlso You and the Law. pogo Z0

MINNESOTAMINNESOTA STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee -Children end the Law, page 21

MISSOURIBAR ASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITANST. LOUISSpntte.Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis,pageAlso - Youth Education Committee, page 23THE MISSOURI BARSee- Rights and Responsibilities of ina Free Society. page 23

NEBRASKANEBRASKA STATE BARSee - Nebraska Slate Bar. page 24

NEW MEXICOSTATE BAR OF NEW MEXICOSue - State Bar of New Mexico. page 26

NEW YORKDUCHESS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - in the Lew. page 27

NORTH CAROLINANORTH CAROLINA BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Youth and the Law. page 29

NORTH DAKOTASTATE BAR ASSOCIATION OF NORTHDAKOTASee - Teenagers and the Law, page 29

OHIOCINCINNATI BAR ASSOCIATIONSee Cincinnati Center fur Law in America 9Society, page 3001110 STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee-School Information Project, page 31CLEVELAND BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Ln w for Young People, page 31COLUMBUS BAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Columbus Bar Assnciation Law in Amur.American Society Program. page 30

OKLAHOMAOKLAHOMA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Public Service Committee. page 32

VERMONTVERMONT BAR Assoc:LAI-umSire - Committee an Legal Educe non in theSecondary Schools.: ze 39

VIRGINIABAR ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OFRICHMOND

- High School Teaching Project. pone 39

WASHINGTONSEATTLE-KING COUNTY BARSee Youth and the Law Project, page 40TACOMA-PIERCE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONSee - Youth and the Low. page 40WASHINCTON STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONSee- Law in Your Life. page 40

WISCONSINSTATE BAR OF WISCONSINSee- Project Innuiry. page 41


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