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N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Sep 28, 2021

Diversity in Juries — Why does it matter and why is it so hard to get?

Constitutional Connections

As teachers, students, and all the many staff, family, and community members that support them, are heading back…

N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Oct 12, 2021

Freedom of Expression in Special Places

This blog spotlights and links to lesson plans which judges will deliver in classrooms…

N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Jan 26, 2022

Understanding Procedural Justice

This blog spotlights and links to lesson plans which judges will deliver in classrooms. This piece…

N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Mar 15, 2022

Justice for Women — Justice by Women

The world is better and more just when it is a more equal place for everyone. “We cannot all…

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N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Nov 15, 2023

Native American Heritage Month

There are 29 federally recognized tribes in Washington. How can students respectfully and effectively…

N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Apr 20, 2023

Law Day 2023

Law Day is held on May 1st every year to celebrate the role of law in our society and to cultivate a deeper understanding of the legal…

N. Ack, Court Staff in Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Dec 7, 2022

Resources for Teaching about State, Federal, and Tribal Court Systems

These were the top 10 stories published by Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2021, 2022, and 2023.

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Spotlight on Civic Learning in Washington

Lessons on Civics from the Washington State Courts and Administrative Office of the Courts

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N. Ack, Court Staff

Diversity in Juries — Why does it matter and why is it so hard to get?

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Resources for Teaching the First Amendment and Freedom of Expression

Resources for Teaching Search and Seizure and the Fourth Amendment

Constitutional Connections

Freedom of Expression in Special Places

Understanding Procedural Justice

Justice for Women — Justice by Women

Native American Heritage Month

Law Day 2023

Resources for Teaching about State, Federal, and Tribal Court Systems