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  CLP Programs: Courthouse Tour Experience

October 2007 — June 2008

Who
Grades 5 - 12 only.

What
The Courthouse Experience Program provides students with an authentic opportunity to learn about the justice system by observing real cases and court procedures.

Where
Your group will visit 3 buildings during the tour: The Gus Solomon Federal Courthouse, The Justice Center, The Multnomah County Courthouse.

How many students may come?
The maximum number of students per tour is 50.

Are there tours in the afternoon?
Classroom Law Project is piloting a limited number of tours from 1-3 p.m. We will contact you if you are selected for one of these tours.

How many chaperones do I need?
Teachers are required to bring one adult chaperone for every 8 students.

How long does it last?
Roughly 3 hours.

What if I have to cancel my tour?
If you have to cancel, please provide as much notice as possible — four weeks notice is appreciated — so classes on the waiting list will have a chance to fill the opening.

 

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Volunteer Court Tour Guide Flyer (PDF)

Court Tour Brochure & Registration Form (PDF)

Complete and mail the tour registration form immediately. This program is very popular and tour dates fill very quickly! Include at least three possible dates, as your first choice may not be available. A separate reservation form is required for each tour date.

Mail the completed form(s) to:
Court Tours
Classroom Law Project
620 SW Main St., #102
Portland, OR 97205

Note: Confirmation will be emailed to you when your tour date has been scheduled.Telephone, fax and email reservation requests will notbe accepted, nor will non-registered tours beconducted.

Address change? Additional questions?
Please call 503-224-4424 or email office@classroomlaw.org

The Courthouse Experience program is sponsored by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Fourth Judicial District.

 
         
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