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| A person who types every word said during the trial. The typewritten document is a permanent record of the trial read more >> |
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November is National American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month!
During the month of November, Americans celebrate National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. America takes this month to recognize the contributions, culture and history of American Indians and Alaskan natives. Many schools celebrate the month by learning more about the history and contributions of American Indians and Alaska Natives in education, art, literature, government, sports, science and technology past and present.
Here are some fast facts about the American Indian & Alaskan Heritage:
•The largest American Indian tribe is Cherokee with about 697,400 people.
•The largest Alaska Native tribe is Tlingit with about 17,200 people.
•538,000 American Indians and Alaska Natives live on reservations.
•Nearly 25 percent of American Indians and Alaska Natives live in poverty.
To take the on-line Native American Quiz, Click here.
Get involved with Naturalization Ceremonies:
Are you are interested in having your choir perform the National Anthem or your organization lead the Pledge of Allegiance here at the courthouse? Then get involved with a Naturalization Ceremony. For more information and our 2009 schedule, Click here.
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| Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be the judge, attorney, or defendant? The federal court invites you to experience this for yourself by participating in a mock trial! Mock trials are a fun way to learn more about the court system! Click here to read more!
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