ACS members will be having lunch with Chief Justice Seitz.

Chief Justice Collins J. Seitz of the Delaware Supreme Court will be Biolchini 1315 discussing Belton v. Gebhart, a case that was consolidated into Brown v. Board of Education and the only lower court ruling that the Supreme Court affirmed in Brown. Breakfast and coffee will be served.

Join NYU's American Constitution Society for a dynamic panel with various labor experts to talk about the state of labor organizing and the NLRB under a second Trump Administration.

A Conversation with Judge Nancy Abudu (11th Cir.)

A panel event featuring Honorable Judge Pazar, former judge at Immigration Court - Memphis; Law Adjunct Professor; Sheryl Hurst, Immigration Attorney at Hurst Immigration, PLLC; Colton Bane, Immigration Attorney at Community Legal Center; and Bryce Ashby, Immigration Attorney at Donati Law. This event is co-sponsored by the Student Bar Association, Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Hispanic Law Student Association, Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, and Black Law Students Association. 

Join us as we host four labor experts to discuss the state of labor organizing and the National Labor Relations Board under the second Trump Administration. We’ll touch on topics ranging from Trump’s unprecedented exercise of presidential removal power to fire a member of the NLRB to testimonials from attorneys on the ever-shifting landscape of labor law. The panel will consist of 40-45 minutes of moderated discussion followed by an open Q&A session at the end. We encourage you to come out and ask your questions! Panelists include: Cynthia Estlund (NYU Law Prof.), Carl J. Levine (Partner, Levy Ratner), Dorothy Singletary (Assistant General Counsel, SEIU), and Kayla Morin (Associate, Cohen, Weiss and Simon).