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The Honorable Justice Sandra Day O'Connor addresses what she calls "vitriolic attacks on judges."
She addresses labels such as activists, Godless and secular humanists stating she "always thought an activist judge was one who got up in the morning and went to work."
Our Courts will be a free, interactive, web-based program and eventually a virtual 3D world designed to teach and engage middle-school students in civics.
Through the lens of the judiciary, Our Courts will allow students to participate in realistic simulations of government and to grapple with relevant social issues.
They will investigate and argue actual cases and controversies using real law, and they will view these cases from the perspective of the judicial, legislative and executive branches of government.
Our Courts will also encourage young people to act, by voicing their opinions in their communities and to their elected representatives - Our Courts
The Honorable Justice Sandra Day O'Connor expands on some of the games, interactivity, and when to expect availability of Our Courts, a computer program designed as a civics learning tool for students that will be offered for free download.
The game will present scenarios dealing with issues such as freedom of speech and offer students the opportunity to engage with the judicial process of the Supreme Court.