• k-2 poster art
• Contest Letter
• Grade 3- 5 poster art
• Grade 3- 5 poster poetry
• Grade 6- 8 poster essay
• Grade 6- 8 poster poetry
• Grade 9- 12 poster poetry
• Grade 9- 12 poster essay

3/25/2021 from 12:30-1:30 p.m “Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Applying the Equal Protection Clause to Advance the Rights of Women"
As part of our celebration of Law Day 2021, two female retired New Jersey Supreme Court Justices, Justice Virginia Long, J.S.C. and Justice Mary Catherine Cuff, J.S.C., will reflect on the life and jurisprudence of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. This dialogue will be moderator by Prof. Penny Venetis, Rutgers School of Law - Newark.
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5/5/21 4 p.m “Monmouth Vicinage: Law Day Ceremony”

• Keynote Address: Jessica Lewis Kelly, Esq., Special Assistant to the Administrative Director of the New Jersey Courts: “Trailblazing with Technology: Maintaining Transparency and Citizen Involvement in Jury Trials During a Pandemic”
• Presentation of 2021 Mock Trial and Art, Essay and Poetry Contest Winners by Judge Lisa P. Thornton, A.J.S.C. and Christine Hanlon, Esq., President, Monmouth Bar Association.
• Remarks on the Law Day theme from Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, J.S.C.

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5/13/2021 9:30 a.m “Monmouth Law Day: Virtual Juries: Inspiring Citizens’ Participation in Jury and Grand Jury Service in a Pandemic”

• This session will discuss screening, preparing and reaching jurors during virtual jury trials.

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5/24/21:Time TBD “Monmouth Law Day: Qualified Immunity and the Evolution of Pierson v. Ray
Professor Alexis Karteron (Rutgers School of Law – Newark) and Professor Sara Ricks (Rutgers School of Law – Camden) will co-present.

• The session with discuss the doctrine of qualified immunity and its constitutional origins, evolving tests and scrutiny applied in qualified immunity cases, and current case precedent.
• Law Professors with experience litigating in the area of qualified immunity will present both plaintiff’s and defendant’s perspectives on the application of the doctrine of qualified immunity in 2021

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6/14/21 from 12:30-1:30PM “A Citizen’s Duty to Uphold the Rule of Law”
Naturalization Ceremony on South Lawn; Keith Dorr, USCIS Officiating and Superior Court Judge administering Oath of Allegiance.
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6/21/21: Time TBD “Monmouth Vicinage: Juneteenth Celebration” To Register use this link: (Please check back in the future for a registration link.)

6/30/21:Time TBD Monmouth Law Day and Pride Month Observance “A Profile in Trans-Advocacy: Pauli Murray’s Efforts to End “Jane Crow” and Reform of States Laws on Race and Color”

• his session will discuss the groundbreaking equal protection arguments created by African American trans-lawyer, law professor, and Episcopal priest, Pauli Murray, Esq.
• Presenters will discuss why Murray is considered a trans-advocate by historians
• Pauli Murray was holding lunch counter sit-ins, nearly 20 years before the lunch counter sit-ins of the 1960’s. Raised in the “Jim Crow” south, Murray became the first black deputy attorney general in California in 1946, the first African American to receive a law doctorate from Yale Law School in 1965, the first professor to teach African-American and women’s studies courses at Brandeis University in 1968, and the first African-American woman to be ordained as an Episcopal priest in 1977.

5/5/2021 “Law Day Ceremony and Celebration to Kick-off of Law Day Event”
Time: TBD
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• Law Day Activity Award Release