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Board issues Law Day, Sexual Assault Awareness, Arab & Muslim American Heritage and Healthy Homes proclamations
Summary
At its April 28 meeting the Alameda County Board proclaimed Law Day and issued proclamations recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness/Denim Day, Arab American & Muslim American Heritage Month, and National Healthy Homes Month; speakers highlighted youth mock-trial achievements, survivor support, rising hate incidents, and the county's integrated healthy-homes work.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors used its April 28 meeting to present several proclamations and commendations, honoring Law Day and issuing community recognitions that drew remarks from judges, the district attorney and local community leaders.
Law Day and students: President Halbert read a joint Law Day proclamation and introduced Presiding Judge Michael Markman, who praised mock-trial students for their dedication and warned that courts face challenges from new technologies such as AI and deepfakes. Gordon Greenwood, a long-time sponsor of the mock-trial competition, pledged continued law-firm support. Students Katie…
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