Pamela Hunt, Assistant Attorney General and Co-Chair of the Supreme Judicial Court Law Clerk Society, Supreme Judicial Court Justice Robert J. Cordy, and John Adams, also known as Cliff Allen, Reporter of Decisions for the Supreme Judicial Court and the Appeals Court, in the Oliver Wendell Holmes Courtroom in the John Adams Courthouse. “No Vehicles in the Park” was a Rule of Law exercise presented to the students by attorneys who are former SJC law clerks.

Students enjoying Law Day in the Great Hall of the John Adams Courthouse

Supreme Judicial Court Justice Robert J. Cordy addressing students
in the Seven-Justice Courtroom

John Adams (Reporter of Decisions Cliff Allen) discussing the
importance of a rule of law in colonial days

Students gathered in the John Adams Room in the Great Hall

Attorneys Robert Muldoon, Lawrence M. Johnson, Leuan Mahoney
talking to students in the Holmes Courtroom

Attorneys Carl King and Matt Iverson discussing a rule of law exercise
in the Holmes Courtroom

Attorney Mark White with Brookline students in the Holmes Courtroom

Attorneys Robert City (standing), Frank Bailey and Alicia Downey
(back to camera) with Boston students

Students taking seats at the bench in the Seven Justice Courtroom with Justice Cordy

Middle school students gathered around Justice Cordy in the
Supreme Judicial Court’s Thorndike Library

Nancy Kurtz, Discovering Justice Docent, explaining the case of
Sacco and Vanzetti in an exhibit room in the Great Hal

John Adams (Cliff Allen) and Nancy Kurtz in the Great Hall