Sunnyside High hosts Washington Supreme Court traveling session; principal thanks justices
May 16, 2024 | Supreme Court, Judicial , Washington
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Gabriel Darbison, principal of Sunnyside High School, opened the traveling court session on May 16 by welcoming the justices and community and saying students had benefited from the visit.
A presiding justice thanked school staff and singled out organizer Harley Moran. The court delivered a land acknowledgement naming the Yakima Nation and explained the program includes a public question-and-answer period about the court and its work (not about the specific cases just heard).
The court then called the first of two cases scheduled for the day and proceeded with oral argument in the family-law matter recorded in the court’s docket.
A presiding justice thanked school staff and singled out organizer Harley Moran. The court delivered a land acknowledgement naming the Yakima Nation and explained the program includes a public question-and-answer period about the court and its work (not about the specific cases just heard).
The court then called the first of two cases scheduled for the day and proceeded with oral argument in the family-law matter recorded in the court’s docket.
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