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Court at Beavercreek High School

 

 
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School on April 27, 2010. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
  • The Greene County Common Pleas Court conducted business in the auditorium of Beavercreek High School. Senior Government students were required to attend the court session that involved two cases. According to Judge Stephen Wolaver, the presiding judge, this was an experiment to see what was needed to conduct a future court away from the courthouse.
 

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