4 Nevada courts link up for interactive broadcast
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Nevada court officials say a forum linking courtrooms full of students in Las Vegas, Reno, Elko and some in Carson City helped address problems youngsters face like cyberbullying and sexting.
The event was called Law Day Live. It's being followed Friday by classroom visits from judges and lawyers.
Nevada Supreme Court spokesman Bill Gang says more than 25 schools in Nevada took part in Thursday's Webcast on the Nevada Supreme Court website:
http://www.nevadajudiciary.us
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