The Supreme Court at NDSU - The October 16, 2001 photos

The October 17, 2001 photos:
The Supreme Court at North Dakota State University

	For the first time in 19 years, the Supreme Court travels to North Dakota State University to meet with students and to hear arguments in a case.
	Along with Justice Carol Kapsner, Justice Dale Sandstrom talks to an "early" combined communicatons class. Justice Sandstrom recalls rushing to make similar classes when he was an undergraduate at NDSU.
	The class is wide awake and interested. Prof. Beth Blanks Hindman is in the foreground.
	Nicole Reak and Prof. Ann Burnett hosted the Court.
	Justice Kapsner and Justice Sandstrom talk to a political science class.
	The class is interested and involved.
	Justice Mary Maring and Justice William Neumann, along with Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle, speak with a history class, which is interested not only in history.
	Justice Maring makes a point.
	NDSU General Counsel Rick Johnson, Chief Justice VandeWalle, NDSU President Joseph Chapman, and Justice Neumann confer.
	Communications Department Chair Paul Nelson, Justice Kapsner, and Justice Sandstrom discuss "ethos, pathos, and logos" in appellate argument.
	President Chapman hosted a luncheon in the Alumni Center.
	The Court convenes to hear arguments in State v. Kensmoe. Listen to the oral argument using RealPlayer Basic,^©.
	Attorney William Kirshner argues for the defendant.
	The audience listens intently.
	Cass County State's Attorney Birch Burdick argues for the State.
	The Court meets with students, faculty, and the public at a post-argument reception.