The Annual Dinner  occurs during the second or third week of January. The Women and the Law Committee is responsible for presentation of The Jane Alexander Award.  The Pro Bono Committee is responsible for presentation to firms and individuals Pro Bono Awards. The staff usually organizes the actual dinner and sends out an announcement to the members at least a month and a half in advance of the event and prepares the event agenda which also honors local bar leaders who are leaving office and other deserving bar members. 

 

Mock Trial Competition begins.

 

The County Conference of Bar Leaders takes place at the end of February on a Friday and Saturday .  

 

The Bar Leader Institute usually takes place the first or second weekend of March.

 

Blood Drives are organized by the Public Service Committee and are usually held at the end of April or the beginning of May.  

 

The Law Day luncheon is held on the closest weekday to May 1. The Law Day Committee oversees all activities (Essay & Poster Contest, Liberty Bell Award, and Mock Trial Awards) and obtains a speaker with the approval of the President. The staff usually organizes the actual lunch and sends out an announcement to the members at least a month and a half in advance of the event and prepares the event agenda. 

 

 

These are quiet months as far as major bar activities are concerned. The usual work goes on and recently there have been continuous summer committee meetings. The Nominating and Budget Committees are very active during this time.

 

 

 

 

Annual Meeting takes place the second Monday of December. The meeting takes place on the day of the Orientation/Court Introduction/Reception..