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In
an effort to help the media gain a better understanding
of the Massachusetts court system, judges and clerks
answered questions about the law and the courts during
two sessions of the “Law School for Journalists,” on
October 16 and 27. Cosponsored by the Supreme Judicial
Court Judiciary/Media Committee and the Flaschner Judicial
Institute, both programs were moderated by retired Appeals
Court Justice Rudolph Kass.
In the top photo,
from left, are the panelists at the first session, held at The Boston Globe:
Boston Municipal Court Clerk-Magistrate Daniel J. Hogan, Norfolk Probate and
Family Court Justice Christina L. Harms; Franklin/Hampshire Juvenile Court Clerk-Magistrate
Christopher D. Reavey; Suffolk Juvenile Court Justice Stephen M. Limon; Appeals
Court Justice Gordon L. Doerfer; Leominster District Court First Justice John
J. Curran, Jr.; Newton District Court First Justice Dyanne J. Klein; and Justice
Kass.
In the bottom photo,
from left, are the panelists at the session held at Boston College Law School:
Boston Municipal Court Justice Dermot Meagher; Judge Harms, Superior Court Justice
Charles J. Hely; Appeals Court Justice James F. McHugh, III; Superior Court Justice
Raymond J. Brassard; Judge Curran; Judge Klein; Clerk-Magistrate Reavey; and
Justice Kass.
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