Last week, Miami Dolphins’ wide receiver Kenny Stills visited Judge Stacy Ross’ courtroom in the central courthouse to share inspirational stories with children in the juvenile system, regarding the challenges that he overcame to play in the NFL. His visit was part of a long-time program, dubbed “Dolphin Day,” that was originally started by Judge Howard Zeidwig almost 15 years ago and is now carried on by Judge Stacy Ross. The purpose of Dolphin Day is for athlete role models to show the teenagers in court that they’re on the wrong path and inspire them to get on the right one.
