For Law Day 2002,
the Committee arranged for four hundred local high school students to attend
an event at the Center where former Nuremberg
Prosecutor, Henry King; and St. John's Law
Professor, John Q. Barrett made presentations on Jackson's contributions
to International Criminal Law. The event also included video reproduction
of some World War II events and excerpts from the Nuremberg Trials. Additionally,
Ray D'Addario, official Army photographer at
the trials, attended the Law Day event and described a photo exhibit of
pictures that he took at Nuremberg in 1945 and 1946.
The Education Committee submitted suggested lesson plans prior to the Law
Day event to teachers who were bringing students to the Center. Thus, students,
when they arrived, were more prepared to participate in the event and ask
relevant questions to those making the presentations.