Judge Yvonne Abraham of the Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan recently visited a second-grade classroom at Howard Elementary School, bringing the law to life for young students in an engaging and accessible way. During her visit, Judge Abraham read “The Smart Cookie,” a children’s book that encourages self-confidence and perseverance, and used the story as a springboard to discuss the importance of making good decisions and understanding rules.
Following the reading, Abraham spoke with students about her role as a judge, explaining in simple terms how courts help resolve disputes and ensure fairness in the community. The students had the opportunity to ask questions, gaining firsthand insight into the judicial system and the people who serve within it.
This visit is one example of the Third Judicial Circuit Court’s ongoing commitment to community outreach across Wayne County. By connecting directly with students and residents, the court continues to promote public understanding of the legal system and reinforce its mission to provide access to justice for all.
Following the reading, Abraham spoke with students about her role as a judge, explaining in simple terms how courts help resolve disputes and ensure fairness in the community. The students had the opportunity to ask questions, gaining firsthand insight into the judicial system and the people who serve within it.
This visit is one example of the Third Judicial Circuit Court’s ongoing commitment to community outreach across Wayne County. By connecting directly with students and residents, the court continues to promote public understanding of the legal system and reinforce its mission to provide access to justice for all.
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