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American Democracy and the Rule of Law: Why Every Vote Matters
Law Day 2014
 
Windham Judicial District Law Day Observance

The Windham Judicial District marked Law Day on May 2, 20142 with a visit from Secretary of the State Denise Merrill to Danielson Superior Court. The annual event began with welcoming remarks from Hon. Michael E. Riley, Administrative Judge. Judge Riley introduced this year’s Law Day Theme, "Democracy and the Rule of Law: Why Every Vote Matters." Secretary of the State Merrill urged those in attendance to continue to safeguard the right to vote and pointed out that this year’s theme was particularly relevant. She described recent legislative measures in other states that impact voters’ rights.

1Windham County Bar Association (WCBA) President and past Connecticut Bar Association President Norman Janes presented this year’s Liberty Bell Award to WCBA Secretary/Treasurer Stephen Adams. The Liberty Bell Award is presented annually to an individual who makes a significant contribution to the bar, the justice system, and/or the community. Attorney Adams was recognized for his many years of service to the WCBA and to the community.

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Top right:
WCBA Secretary / Treasurer Stephen Adams, Hon. Michael Riley, Administrative Judge and Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill observe Law Day on May 2, 2014 at Danielson Superior Court.

Above Left: Administrative Judge Michael Riley looks on as WCBA President Norman Janes (right) presents the 2014 Liberty Bell Award to Attorney Stephen Adams (left).

Bottom Right: Standing Left to Right: Hon. Harry Calmar; Hon. Patricia Swords, Senior Judge; Hon. John Boland, Assistant Administrative Judge; Hon. Angelo dos Santos, Senior Judge.
Seated Left to Right:
Hon. Francis Foley, Judge Trial Referee; Hon. Michael Riley, Administrative Judge; Hon. Russell Potter, Judge Trial Referee.
Not Pictured:
Hon. Hope Seeley, Hon. Edward Graziani, Hon. Richard Dyer.


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