29th District Court invites public to attend a meet and greet with Judge Breeda O’Leary
As part of the National Judicial Outreach program, the 29th District Court is inviting the residents of Wayne to the courthouse for a gathering to provide information on basic court functions and an overview of the City of Wayne’s judicial system. The public is invited to meet Judge Breeda O’Leary and court staff and learn how the court functions as a part of the community.
The event will spotlight the pivotal role judges play in preserving the rule of law, building public trust, fostering confidence in the judicial system, and upholding the principles of fairness and impartiality.
Developed by the American Bar Association Judicial Division, the National Judicial Outreach program encourages judges nationwide to host public engagement events in an effort to connect with their communities. This engagement is intended to reinforce the commitment to the rule of law and strengthen the belief that local courts are unbiased, as well as serving as a vital check on other branches of government.
In addition to hosting this meet and greet, Judge O’Leary will continue her practice of visiting grade-school students in the Wayne/Westland School District by visiting with 2nd grade students on March 21, to teach students about the judiciary and our justice system.
For additional information, contact Steven Davidson at sdavidson@cityof wayne.com
Clark Hill will present the webinar “The Race to 2024: Politics and Social Media in the Workplace and Employer Rights” on Tuesday, March 19, beginning at noon via Zoom.
Labor and employment and election law attorney Vincent Sallan will present a timely discussion on the dos and don’ts when dealing with employee speech in the workplace or on social media.
Sallan will address the following topics:
• Policies and protocols that employers can implement to assist them keeping the workplace free from social and political conflicts.
• Ensuring that employers do not run afoul of the National Labor Relations Act or dealing with political or special speech at the workplace.
• Employee-speech protections under state and Federal law.
• Practical tips and guidance on how to manage and defuse political and social conflicts in the workplace when they do arise.
For additional information or to register for the webinar, visit www.clarkhill.com and click on “News & Events.”
The event will spotlight the pivotal role judges play in preserving the rule of law, building public trust, fostering confidence in the judicial system, and upholding the principles of fairness and impartiality.
Developed by the American Bar Association Judicial Division, the National Judicial Outreach program encourages judges nationwide to host public engagement events in an effort to connect with their communities. This engagement is intended to reinforce the commitment to the rule of law and strengthen the belief that local courts are unbiased, as well as serving as a vital check on other branches of government.
In addition to hosting this meet and greet, Judge O’Leary will continue her practice of visiting grade-school students in the Wayne/Westland School District by visiting with 2nd grade students on March 21, to teach students about the judiciary and our justice system.
For additional information, contact Steven Davidson at sdavidson@cityof wayne.com
Attorney to discuss ‘Politics and Social Media in the Workplace’ online
Clark Hill will present the webinar “The Race to 2024: Politics and Social Media in the Workplace and Employer Rights” on Tuesday, March 19, beginning at noon via Zoom.
Labor and employment and election law attorney Vincent Sallan will present a timely discussion on the dos and don’ts when dealing with employee speech in the workplace or on social media.
Sallan will address the following topics:
• Policies and protocols that employers can implement to assist them keeping the workplace free from social and political conflicts.
• Ensuring that employers do not run afoul of the National Labor Relations Act or dealing with political or special speech at the workplace.
• Employee-speech protections under state and Federal law.
• Practical tips and guidance on how to manage and defuse political and social conflicts in the workplace when they do arise.
For additional information or to register for the webinar, visit www.clarkhill.com and click on “News & Events.”
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