LEAGL EAGLES 5
2005-2006
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The students from Legal Eagles 5 of Curwensville Elementary School in front of the Clearfield County Courthouse with Judge Paul E. Cherry and Court Administrator of Clearfield County Dave Meholics. This is the fifth year of Legal Eagles for the fifth grade students at Curwensville Elementary School and Curwensville will always be considered the "HOME" of the Legal Eagle Program. (Photo by Paul Dale of Phase One Photography and Video).
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Sgt. Jeff Knepper and Sgt. Jeff Shortledge of the K-9 Unit of the Department of Corrections are pictured with the Legal Eagles of Curwensville Elementary School celebrating the Pittsburgh Steelers victory in Super Bowl XL with their "Terrible Towels". (Photo by Paul Dale of Phase One Photography and Video).
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President Judge Fredric J. Ammerman selected a few students from Clearfield St. Francis to be jury members during the Mock Trial that he presented to the students. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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Clearfield County Deputy Sheriff Jerry Nevling watching President Judge Fredric J. Ammerman working his presentation with the students from Clearfield St. Francis before it is his turn to talk to the students. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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Bob E. Day, General Manager and President of Clearfield Broadcasters, Inc, a/k/a WCPA/WQYX Radio Stations was the host of ceremonies as he has always been at Legal Eagle events since the program originated at Curwensville. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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Clearfield County Deputy Jerry Nevling is preparing the students from St. Francis to participate in a demonstration for the "Fatal Vision" glasses. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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Clearfield County Sheriff Jerry Nevling explain why the glasses are called "Fatal Vision" glasses to the students, which in effect produce the same effect if a person was two times more than the legal limit to drive a car in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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Students from St. Francis were asked to complete simple roadside intoxication that a police officer would ask a driver who is expected to be driving drunk. Here the student is asked to touch her nose and count backward. (Photo by Gary Mullen).
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