Media Advisory:
High School Students Learn About
Mistakes and Consequences in Anne Arundel County District Court

ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND (March 31, 2017) – As prom season approaches, approximately 200 Anne Arundel County high school students will take part in the Schools in the Court program at the Anne Arundel County District Court in Annapolis on Thursday, April 6, and learn about the legal and financial consequences of being charged with offenses such as drunk driving.  The media are invited to attend.

Students from Arundel, Broadneck, Chesapeake, and North County high schools, as well as from The Harbour School and Indian Creek School, will watch court proceedings, hear directly from people who have experienced life-changing effects of poor choices, and meet members of the Maryland State Police K-9 squad.

Anne Arundel County District Judge Shaem C.P. Spencer will preside over the event.  This is the fourth and final Schools in the Court program the District Court of Maryland will hold in Anne Arundel County this school year.

EVENT DETAILS

WHO:
Anne Arundel County District Judge Shaem C.P. Spencer, presiding

WHAT:
District Court of Maryland in Anne Arundel County’s Schools in the Court program

WHEN:
Thursday, April 6, 2017, 9:00 a.m.-12 p.m.

WHERE:
Anne Arundel County District Court, Courtroom 1, 251 Rowe Boulevard, Annapolis

MEDIA CONTACT:
Call the Maryland Judiciary’s Office of Communications and Public Affairs at 410-260-1488 if you want to attend or have questions, including when and where cameras will be allowed.

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