Law Day
Law Day is observed every year to celebrate the role of law in our society and to cultivate a deeper understanding of the legal profession.
The Alabama State Bar has a rich tradition of reaching out into the community with educational programs for school children of all ages. Alabama teachers can sign up to have a lawyer visit their classroom in-person or virtually on May 1, 2024, to give a 45-minute presentation to students about this year’s Law Day theme, “The Voices of Democracy.”
View photos from the 2023 Law Day here!
Gadsden City High School
Huffman Academy
Jeff Davis High School
BEAR Elementary School
Kyle Shirley and Eric Anderson speaking to Ms. Emerson’s class – Business and Legal Concepts at the Autauga County Technology Center in Prattville
Kyle Shirley and Eric Anderson speaking to Ms. Emerson’s class – Business and Legal Concepts at the Autauga County Technology Center in Prattville
Kyle Shirley and Eric Anderson speaking to Ms. Emerson’s class – Business and Legal Concepts at the Autauga County Technology Center in Prattville
Kyle Shirley and Eric Anderson speaking to Ms. Emerson’s class – Business and Legal Concepts at the Autauga County Technology Center in Prattville
Kyle Shirley and Eric Anderson speaking to Ms. Emerson’s class – Business and Legal Concepts at the Autauga County Technology Center in Prattville
Huffman Academy
Brighton Elementary
Attorney Sign-Ups
Law Day Highlights
Talladega County Central High School Law Day 2021.
Sally Bowers and Trina Hammonds had a great time!
(L to R) Felicia Long, Bar Commissioner and Chair of the Alabama State Bar Lawyers in the Classroom Committee; Gov. Kay Ivey; Alabama State Bar President Bob Methvin; Alabama State Bar Interim Executive Director Ellen Brooks