COVID, ISOLATION, AND INSPIRATION
Welcome November. The beginning of the best holiday season. I come from a large close-knitted family, we get together just to get together, we celebrate birthdays, holidays, graduations, you name it, we do it together. And this is what brings me to...
COMPETENCY TO PROCEED – June Virtual Monthly Luncheon
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Member Moment – Alesha Smith
Member Moment – Lauryn Day
Member Moment – Grant Lacerte
Member Moment – Ebony Cobb
Spaceflight for a New Generation
Growing up it was always a dream to fly into space on one of NASA’s space shuttles. I always wanted to attend Space Camp but when I finally hit 6th Grade, only 6th Graders could go from our school, the cancelled the feeling. A feeling many had when the...
Writing Tips from a Trial Court Staff Attorney
“The English language is an arsenal of weapons. If you are going to brandish them without checking to see whether or not they are loaded, you must expect to have them explode in your face from time to time.” ~ Stephen Fry As a Trial Court Staff Attorney, you can...
Protect the Vote!
In every election since the start of our country people have said, “This is the most important election of our lives,” and every four years, this mantra can be heard from candidates on the campaign trail, talking heads on the television, and from our friends,...
5 Tips for Dressing Appropriately in the Courtroom
5 Tips For Dressing Appropriately in The Courtroom It may seem trivial to say how you dress could determine whether you win or lose a case, but the research shows that it takes less than seven seconds for a person to form an opinion based on how you present yourself....