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The Fear of Too Much Justice: A Conversation with Professor Stephen Bright

Nov 28, 2023
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A Conversation with 9th Circuit Judge William Fletcher

Nov 28, 2023
Join us for a conversation with William Fletcher, a judge on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge Fletcher will discuss and answer questions about his path in the legal profession and to the Ninth Circuit. This is an exciting opportunity to hear from and connect with a leader at the height of our field. […]
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ACS MSP: The Fear of Too Much Justice

Nov 28, 2023
Please join the ACS Minneapolis-St. Paul Lawyer Chapter, the ACS St. Thomas Student Chapter, and the Minnesota Disability Bar Association for a discussion with Stephen Bright. Bright is the director of the Southern Center for Human Rights, and he will discuss discusses his work in the areas of capital punishment, counsel for poor people accused of crimes, […]
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Constitutional Coffee & Donuts

Nov 27, 2023
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Harms of Force Arbitration

Nov 20, 2023
Stetson Law will be hosting its pilot program event: Harms of Forced Arbitration featuring guest speaker Imre Stephen Szalai, Judge John D. Wessel Distinguished Professor of Social Justice, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. RSVP will be done on Stetson Engage platform, but open to all. Mr. Szalai will be speaking via Zoom to […]
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Nebraska Separation of Powers Panel

Nov 20, 2023
A recent legal issue to arise in Nebraska is whether the Inspectors General's investigative powers granted by the Legislature violate Separation of Powers and are unconstitutional under the Nebraska Constitution. The University of Nebraska College of Law will host a panel discussion about these important issues including Inspector General of Nebraska Child Welfare Jennifer Carter, […]
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Financial Regulation, Whistleblowers, White-Collar Crime

How the SEC Whistleblower Program Is Changing the Enforcement Landscape

Nov 17, 2023
Every year, citizens who have witnessed wrongdoing at work are reporting it to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In fact, the number of people who are reporting wrongdoing to the SEC is on the rise, and this has a lot to do with the SEC whistleblower program. What Is the SEC Whistleblower […]
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Blue Slips, Confirmation Process, Federal Courts, Importance of the Courts, Judicial Nominations, Nominees

Red Courts, Blue Courts

Nov 16, 2023
Something remarkable happened on November 1:  President Biden nominated a judge to serve in the District of South Carolina. To be sure, that doesn’t sound remarkable. Presidents nominating judges is ordinary.  Or at least, it has been. And in one sense, it still is. President Biden appointed roughly as many judges as his predecessors in […]
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ACS UW: Madison Supreme Revenge Documentary Screening

Nov 16, 2023
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A Conversation with Justice Yvette McGee Brown

Nov 15, 2023
Justice Yvette McGee Brown will be speaking to students about her career, her time on the Ohio Supreme Court, and current legal issues. This event will be held in a question and answer format to allow students plenty of time to ask Justice McGee Brown questions.
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