Film screening and panel discussion of *Unpunished: The Ronald Greene Murder and Cover Up*, a documentary directed by Chico Bryant examining the 2019 death of Ronald Greene and the alleged law enforcement cover-up.
The program will include a screening followed by a panel discussion on police accountability, restorative justice, and the legal issues surrounding the case.
Featured speakers include filmmaker Chico Bryant, members of the film’s production team, and Carl Cavalier, the Louisiana State Police whistleblower connected to the case.
The event is organized by Professor Angela A. Allen-Bell and the Louis A. Berry Institute for Civil Rights, Human Rights and Social Justice at Southern University Law Center.
The Southern University Law Center chapter of the American Constitution Society will be represented by Ms. Karies Adams, who will assist with opening greetings and represent the organization during the program. Co-sponsors include the SULC American Constitution Society Chapter, SULC BLSA, the Public Defender community partners, Roots Camp / Solidarity Network, and other community organizations.
Join the DU and CU chapters of the American Constitution Society for an opportunity to network with Colorado Court of Appeals judges, Colorado Supreme Court justices, and current clerks. The event is divided into three parts: a networking lunch (GF and veggie options available), a panel, and a court tour of the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center. Students are welcome to attend the entire event or just portions of it as their schedules permit. This is a great opportunity for 1Ls to express interest in summer externship opportunities and for 2Ls, who hope to apply for clerkship positions. The event is on March 6th at the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center from 12 - 2:30 PM.
This is our annual Colorado Supreme and Appellate Court Tour. We host students for a happy hour with judges, a panel involving current judges and justices, and a tour of the entire building. This is a great opportunity for students to meet and network with members of the judiciary.
On March 6th, Justice Susan Crawford will be at Iowa to help guest judge the Jessup Competition. She is interested in meeting or chatting with groups while she is at Iowa. ACS will collaborating with OWLSS on a low-key lunch event where Justice Crawford will speak a bit about her experience as a judge and let the attendees ask questions.
On March 5th, the ACS University of Kansas School of Law Chapter would like to invite the Next Generation of Leaders in the Law —YOU —to have lunch with members of our judiciary! We will feature several state and federal judges in Kansas who will share their experiences entering the judiciary, their work, and what they would suggest to law students interested in pursuing this career path. Lunch and desserts will be provided!
We will be welcoming:
Judge Donovan, 7th Judicial District of Kansas
Judge Folsom III, 7th Judicial District of Kansas
Magistrate Judge James, U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas
Judge Robinson, U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas
Judge Federico, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
Justice Standridge, Kansas Supreme Court
Join the ACS Tampa Lawyer Chapter and the ACS Cooley Law School Student Chapter for a conversation on voting rights restoration with sentence modification remedies with Lenora Easter.
Featuring:
Lenora Easter, Associate, Florida Rights Restoration Coalition
CLE Credit Available.
