Documentary Screening of "13th"
TikTok v. Garland with President Smolla
On March 11th at 6:00pm in the Chase Center ACS welcomes Vermont Law School President and First Amendment expert Rodney Smolla to discuss First Amendment jurisprudence and the recent decision: TikTok v. Garland. This event will focus on the first amendment leading up to TikTok and possibly trajectories for jurisprudence after the decision. We ask if you plan on attending you fill out this form by March 4th so we can get a headcount for food.
We look forward to seeing you on March 11th!
ACLU of Oklahoma- Conversation of REPRO justice
The Executive director of the ACLU of OK (Formerly the Executive Director of Planned Parenthood Great Plains) will be joining OU Law for a conversation on reproductive rights in OK.
The Equal Rights Amendment: The Fight for Gender Equality
Come learn of the past, progression, and the future of the Equal Rights Amendment through a panel discussion with Professors Thomas and Peters. Food will be provided. Questions? Contact ACS President Kelly Nichols
ACS San Diego: Know Your Federal Workers' Rights
Co-sponsored by ACS San Diego Lawyer Chapter and the San Diego County Bar Association, join Melissa Johnson and Nicole Heeder for an interactive discussion designed to educate federal employees about wrongful termination. Topics include best practices during and after federal employment and a portion of the time will be dedicated to Q&A. Please submit questions beforehand either during your RSVP or to info@fbasd.org.
Featuring:
Melissa Johnson, Partner, Attorney, Johnson Heeder LLP
Nicole Heeder, Partner, Attorney, Johnson Heeder LLP
The program will not be recorded and RSVPs are for CLE and FBA records only.
Building Bridges: The Future of Criminal Law and Advocacy
This event is in partnership with our on-campus Federalist Society and Criminal Law Society. It is apart of our Dean's "building bridges" programming. The "Building Bridges" series provides a public forum to bring together leaders with differing views to engage respectfully with one another on important topics while demonstarting civil discourse within our community.
This event will be focused on criminal law and how to find compromise and where to draw lines in the sand in our legal advocacy. We will have guest speakers, David Savafian with the Council on Criminal Justice and Insha Rahman with the Vera Institute of Justice. It will take place on March 11th.