- Posted October 25, 2012
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Learning Center opens domestic violence exhibit
LANSING (AP) -- The Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center is opening a new exhibit about domestic violence.
The exhibit opened Tuesday in Lansing and aims to use age-appropriate interactive features to educate young people about domestic violence, as well as what help is available and the role of the state's courts.
The court says the exhibit at the Michigan Hall of Justice also includes take-away cards for a domestic violence hotline.
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Published: Thu, Oct 25, 2012
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