Law Week 2024

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Law Week 2023!

Law Week 2024 will take place the week of Monday, April 29th through Friday, May 3rd. 

 

Sponsorships Now Available. Please Contact Jeff Nall for Inquiries. 

Sponsorship Opportunities

 

The 2024 Law Day theme “Voices of Democracy” recognizes that in democracies, the people rule. For nearly 250 years, Americans have expressed their political views and wishes by speaking their minds and voting in elections. In 2024, the United States will hold its 60th presidential election, and Americans will address fundamental questions about democracy and the rule of law. The Voices of Democracy Law Day theme encourages Americans to participate in the 2024 elections by deepening their understanding of the electoral process; discussing issues in honest and civil ways; turning out to vote; and, finally, helping to move the country forward after free and fair elections. In this way, Americans ensure that our government remains responsive to the wishes of the people.

 

 

2024 Law Day Essay Contest 

Northwest Florida Paralegal Association, Inc

 

Law Week Legal Clinic

Legal Services of North Florida

Saturday, April 27th from 9:00 a.m. to Noon

Gull Point Resource Center

7000 Spanish Trail, Pensacola, FL 32504

 

Judicial Reception – Tuesday, April 30th from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

The Governor’s Room  at Jackson’s Steakhouse

400 S. Palafox Street

 

 

Law Week Luncheon – Friday, May 3rd from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Heritage Hall

Corner of Government and Tarragona streets

Featuring a panel discussion surrounding the 2024 theme, Voices of Democracy

Panelists: Tappie Villane (Supervisor of Elections - Santa Rosa County)

David Stafford (former Supervisor of Elections - Escambia County)

Mike Allen (Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit - retired)

Moderated by: The Hon. Steven Warrick (Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit)

 


 

 

The 2024 Law Day theme will be “Voices of Democracy”: The Voices of Democracy Law Day theme encourages Americans to participate in the 2024 elections by deepening their understanding of the electoral process; discussing issues in honest and civil ways; turning out to vote; and, finally, helping to move the country forward after free and fair elections. In this way, Americans ensure that our government remains responsive to the wishes of the people.