This is the 5th annual Supreme Court Round Up event hosted by OCU Law. We will have a panel of Constitutional Law experts from across the state. There will be a reception before the panel with food.
Speakers:
Hon. Patrick R. Wyrick, United States District Judge, United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma; Former Associate Justice, Oklahoma Supreme Court; Former Solicitor General, Office of the Oklahoma Attorney General
Zach West, Solicitor General, State of Oklahoma
Marc Blitz, Alan Joseph Bennett Professor of Law, Oklahoma City University School of Law
Moderator:
Hon. Natalie Mai, 7th District, Oklahoma County District Court
The UCLA branch of the American Constitution Society will introduce new members to our organization and board, tell everyone about our plans for the rest of the semester, and take recommendations and feedback on what our members want to see this year.
A birthday party to celebrate The United States Supreme Court and Federal Court System
UND ACS will be setting up a table in the front Lobby on September 24th at Noon.
Members and non-members are encouraged to stop by, enjoy a cupcake and network with others.
Information about next events and contact information to ACS's Facebook page will be presented.
Article III of the Constitution established the Supreme Court gave Congress the power to establish the inferior Courts and
The Judiciary Act of 1789 was signed into law to establish the Federal Judicial System.
Join us as we kick off ACS’s year-long Mentorship Program! This initiative pairs 1Ls with 2L and 3L students to offer guidance, share experiences, and build connections that last beyond law school. Over lunch, a guest speaker from the Career Center will share insights on the value of mentorship and networking in the legal profession. Afterward, 1Ls will meet their assigned mentors, start building relationships, and connect with classmates in a supportive, structured setting designed to help you thrive. Lunch will be provided!
ACS is proud to co-sponsor the UC Law SF Annual Supreme Court Review and Preview along with the UC Law Journal, UC Law Constitutional Quarterly, and UC Law Federalist Society. Professor Rory Little will join other UC Law SF legal experts to delve more deeply into the Supreme Court’s recent and upcoming decisions in a panel discussion at 198 McAllister on September 24. Professors Blaine Bookey, Zachary Price, and Radhika Rao will join Little as they discuss the last term’s most consequential decisions and major cases to be argued in the new term.
The panel will discuss major cases on the U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming docket and offer insights into the constitutional questions that may shape the year ahead.
