Law and Government Exploring

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Interest in law and government is increasing among young adults in the United States. To encourage this interest Exploring, in cooperation with law and government organizations has designed materials to support the organization and operation of Law and Government Explorer posts.

The purpose of Law and Government Exploring is to provide the youth of America the opportunity to look into the world of law and government as a career choice and to participate in law and government activities. This is accomplished through community and government organizations that can provide an effective Exploring program.

Law and Government Explorer posts are involved in a variety of programs and projects featuring training, skill development, leadership, and service projects.

The material on this site is provided to suggest activities for Law and Government Explorers.rial Conference

2010 National Mock Trial Conference

Washington University in St. Louis, MO served as host of The 2010 National Mock Trial Competition for Law Explorers on July 28-August 1, 2010.

All Explorer posts, high school Navigator programs, and other mock-trial teams were invited to enter this most exciting competition. Click on the link below for more details.

2010 Mock Trial Winners

Resources

Juvenile Diversion Program Leader Handbook [PDF]
Career Achievement Award for Law and Government Explorers
Safety First Learning for Life Guidelines
Exploring Adult Leader Guide [PDF]
Exploring Youth Leader Guide [PDF]

For More Information

For more information about Exploring programs, contact the Learning for Life office in your area: