ALT Fifth graders gather around a table as a Lynbrook High School Mock Trial Team member leads a hands-on activity during a program about Mendez v. Westminster.

ALT Three Lynbrook High School Mock Trial Team members reenact Mendez v. Westminster, with one standing and speaking while two sit at a table before a student audience.

ALT Judge Micael Estremera, wearing a black judicial robe, addresses fifth graders seated on the floor, many with hands raised. A screen behind him displays “Mendez v. Westminster Case Overview.”

ALT Court employees seated at round tables attend a courtwide Continuity of Operations Planning training led by Mitratech instructor James Woulfe, who stands at a podium between two presentation screens displaying his professional background.

ALT Mitratech instructor James Woulfe, wearing a light blue blazer, engages with court employees seated around a table during an interactive group discussion at the Court's Continuity of Operations Planning training.

ALT Court employees participate in small-group discussions at numbered tables during a courtwide Continuity of Operations Planning training session, reviewing printed materials and discussing emergency preparedness procedures.

ALT Seven individuals pose for a group photograph beside a Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara banner following the Court's Continuity of Operations Planning training.

ALT Students at Lincoln Elementary School in Cupertino sit on the floor of a school auditorium with their hands raised during a virtual Constitution Day presentation by Judge Iravani-Sani, whose image appears on a large projection screen at the front of the room.

ALT Justice Lie, wearing a black judicial robe, speaks to students seated on the floor at Blue Hills Elementary School in Saratoga during a Constitution Day presentation. One student raises her hand as Justice Lie engages with the group.

ALT Judge Van Meir, wearing a black judicial robe, speaks to students seated in an auditorium at Edenvale Elementary School in San José during a Constitution Day presentation. Behind him, a projected slide titled “What are Amendments?” introduces students to constitutional amendments and the Bill of Rights.