Event with Senator Noel Frame: Building a Fairer Tax System for Washington
Join us for a conversation with Senator Noel Frame, vice chair of the Senate Ways & Means Committee, as she discusses her proposals to modernize Washington’s tax code. We’ll explore ideas like the financial intangibles tax, B&O tax reform, and updates to property and payroll taxes, and what these changes could mean for families, businesses, and the future of our state.
CLJ Room 80
Register Here: https://rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/register/TSVXxaE-Rn-yCBJ3RgGiTQ
Join ACS Rutgers—Newark and OUTLAWs for a faculty-led discussion on the implications of the Skrmetti decision and the future of equal protection jurisprudence. Open to all. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Featured Panelists:
Professor Medina Camiscoli, Assistant Professor of Law, Rutgers Law School–Newark
Areas of Expertise: Legal Education, Education Law, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights & Civil Liberties, Child Advocacy
Professor Rosario-Lebrón, Associate Professor of Law, Rutgers Law School–Newark
Areas of Expertise: Trial Advocacy, Law & Philosophy, Legal Writing, Family Law, Evidence
Professor Godsil, Professor of Law and Chancellor’s Social Justice Scholar, Rutgers Law School–Newark
Areas of Expertise: Property, Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, Environmental Law, Education Law, Constitutional Litigation, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights
A mixer event for ACS members and new students to connect with the organization's faculty supporters.
We will be hosting speakers who will present on the following topics:
Why Original and Textualism are so prevalent
What was the Second Founding
The Need for a Third Founding
This will be a presentation hosted by the LSU Chapter of ACS at LSU in celebration of Constitution Day. Professors will be giving presentations on the Second Founding and the need for a Third Founding.
Two esteemed Belmont professors, David Hudson and Maximiliano Gluzman, will be presenting a joint lecture on First Amendment law and Immigration. The two professors recently published an article on the topic, and so they will discuss that with our chapter as well as recent changes and developments. Topics may include policy surrounding student visas and so-called anti-Americanism, speech which encourages unlawful immigration, pure expression as grounds of inadmissibility, and so forth. Food will be provided. All are welcome.