On April 11, 2008, ACS and Lambda Legal, along with the Georgia Lawyer Chapter of ACS and the Stonewall Bar Association of Georgia, presented a symposium hosted at Emory Law School by the Emory ACS Student Chapter and Emory EGALA on “Lawrence v. Texas Five Years Out: Can The Promises Of Liberty And Equality Be Fulfilled?” The event was a lively discussion on key constitutional and legal issues affecting the equality, liberty and daily lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

The second panel of the day was: “Looking Forward On Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Where Should The Law Go From Here?”

The panel featured:

• Jon W. Davidson, Legal Director, Lambda Legal (Real Video / Windows Media)
• Lynn Hogue, Professor of Law, Georgia State University College of Law (Real Video / Windows Media)
• Leslye M. Huff, Managing Member of Huff Law, LLC, and Board Member, National Black Justice Coalition (Real Video / Windows Media)
• Jennifer Levi, Associate Professor of Law, Western New England School of Law; Senior Staff Attorney, Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (Real Video / Windows Media)
• Moderator, Liz Seaton, Deputy Director of Programs, American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (Real Video / Windows Media)

Discussion (Real Video / Windows Media)

Questions and Answers (Real Video / Windows Media)

Additional video of the event is available here.