The New York State Supreme Court courthouse at 60 Centre Street in Manhattan. Photo: WikimediaCommons
The Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission, a statewide panel tasked with promoting racial and and ethnic fairness in state courts, expects the event to be the first of many.
October 21, 2019 at 04:56 PM
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New York state court officials are hoping to inspire more young persons of color to consider joining the legal profession by hosting a group of high school students at the state Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday.
The Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission, a statewide panel tasked with promoting racial and ethnic fairness in state courts, expects the event to be the first of many.
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