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Misney's Journey to Making them Pay
Apr 18, 2025
You know what he does now, find out how he did it. Join us for an informative lunch event featuring the man who makes them pay–Tim Misney. Our discussion will be an insight into Misney’s life, legal career, and how he became the man on the billboard.
Conversation with Equal Employment and Opportunity Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal
Apr 17, 2025
Join ACS and Commissioner Kotagal to learn about the role of the EEOC, the importance of the commission, and her day-to-day work.
Write-On Competition Prep Session
Apr 17, 2025
We will be hosting a session to help 1L s who are planning to join the write-on competition for participation in Penn journals.
Lawyers as Leaders, Now More Than Ever
Apr 17, 2025
The ACS UHLC Chapter invites you to hear from Justice Terry Jennings, who served on the Court of Appeals for the First District of Texas from 2001 to 2018. He will discuss his experience as well as the importance of lawyers in the current political climate.
Georgia Legislative Recap & Emory ACS End of Year Banquet
Apr 17, 2025
Join Emory ACS and SBA for an insightful review of the Georgia State legislative session. We will discuss key bills that passed, those that didn't, and their potential impacts on Georgians. We will celebrate our ACS chapter’s achievements with dinner and an end-of-year happy hour. RSVP will be required.
ACS Washington, DC: Spring Happy Hour
Apr 16, 2025
Cherry pollen isn't the only thing in the air: so is progressive community-building. Please join the D.C. Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society on April 16th, 2025 from 6pm to 8pm for our Spring Happy Hour at the Admiral. Spend an evening chatting with your fellow D.C. progressives in a casual setting. All are welcome!
ACS Washington State: Washington AG Office Panel and Q/A on the Rule of Law Under the Trump Administration
Apr 16, 2025
This event is a panel and Q/A featuring three guests from the Washington Attorney General's Office, centered on the rule of law under the Trump administration. We hope to discuss the role of courts and lawyers in enforcing the constitution and the rule of law against the challenges posed by the current administration, as well […]
Lunch and Lecture: Immigration Reform
Apr 16, 2025
Professor Stella Elias will be presenting on Trump's immigration reforms in recent months.
The Role of State Solicitors General
Apr 16, 2025
ACS at UCLA is excited to present a panel addressing the fascinating (and sometimes mysterious) work of state solicitors general, the lawyers who argue appeals on behalf of states in state and federal courts. Especially in this moment, when so much high-profile litigation involves the states as parties on behalf of their residents, this is […]
How Current Immigration Policies Implicate First and Fifth Amendment Rights
Apr 16, 2025
Professor Erin Collins and Professor Tom Donnelly will lead a conversation about how recent action by the Trump Administration's Department of Homeland Security implicate the rights enshrined in the First and Fifth Amendments to the Constitution. For example, they will discuss the deportation of hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador without any hearings or other […]
Professor Erin Collins and Professor Tom Donnelly will lead a conversation about how recent action by the Trump Administration's Department of Homeland Security implicate the rights enshrined in the First and Fifth Amendments to the Constitution. For example, they will discuss the deportation of hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador without any hearings or other processes that would provide due process, and the arrest of students such as Mahmoud Kahlil and many others after they engaged in protests and other speech unfavored by the current administration.
No RSVP required, and lunch will be provided.