The Supreme Court Ohio Annual Report

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Aug. 30
June 23
Staff members meet in the Ohio Judicial
Center with about 80 students from the
Martin W. Essex School for the Gifted to
discuss a Supreme Court case.
June 25
A comprehensive training curriculum for
Ohio juvenile detention center officers is
available for the first time with the help and
collaboration of the Ohio Judicial College
and the juvenile courts of Lake, Mahoning
and Medina counties.
July 30
Nearly 1,200 prospective lawyers take the
three-day Ohio bar exam.
Aug. 24
Justice Robert R. Cupp speaks of the nobility
of the legal profession during Capital
University’s law school orientation event for
250 new law students.
Aug. 30
Chief Justice Moyer addresses 1,900 new
graduates of The Ohio State University
during its 389 th commencement.
Sept. 22
The Justices convene for oral arguments in
Paulding County during the second Off-Site
Court session of 2009.
Sept. 25
During a Statehouse event celebrating the
200 th anniversary of judicial review in Ohio,
Justice O’Connor speaks of the 19 th century
Supreme Court case, Rutherford v. M’Faddon,
which established the concept in Ohio.
Oct. 6
The increasingly important role of science
and technology in the courtroom is the focus
of the Visitor Education Center’s five new
“Identity on Trial” exhibits, which trace the
historic development, use and impact of
scientific advances, including photography,
fingerprint analysis, DNA and brain scans.
Oct. 7
The Ohio Center for Law-Related Education
awards Chief Justice Moyer the Founders
Award, its highest honor, for his support of
law-related programs in Ohio.
Oct. 8
As part of a U.S. State Department project to
assist Argentina in the reform of its juvenile
court system, Chief Justice Moyer meets with
judges, prosecutors, defense counsel and
non-government organizations in Buenos
Aires.
Oct. 16
Justice Stratton convenes a meeting to
explore collaboration between the Ohio
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