Co-sponsored by the American Constitution Society and The Federalist Society, Professor Sam Merchant makes his triumphant return to OU Law for a discussion about his new book, "Revolution in Redline: The Iterative Journey of the U.S. Constitution." Learn about the documents that influenced the creation of the Constitution, how the drafters arrived at the final version, and how that drafting history is used in court cases today.
American Constitution Society Spring General Body Meeting and Elections
Please join ACS for the spring GB meeting to connect with fellow members and elect a new executive board. Sponsored by the American Constitution Society. For more information, please contact Xan Wolstenholme-Britt at aw531@duke.edu.
ACS Philly: Why Antitrust, Consumer Protection, & Privacy
Join the ACS Philadelphia Lawyer Chapter at Temple University with antitrust legend Professor Herbert Hovenkamp (University of Pennsylvania) and rising star Jessica Taticchi (Merck) on “Why Antitrust”. This discussion will explore the exciting world of antitrust practice and study. Find out more about state, federal, private practice and in-house career pathways in antitrust law. Hear from esteemed experts on the latest developments in antitrust law, as enforcers litigate the biggest cases in a generation. If you are interested in finding out more about antitrust law, fighting corporate abuses, protecting consumers and making markets work for everyday people, this program is for you.
Featuring:
Herbert Hovenkamp, James G. Dinan University Professor, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Jessica Taticchi, Counsel, Merck
Register here!
State Action and Marriage Equality
Belmont ACS is hosting professor David Hudson in room 342 to discuss anti-lgbtq legislation which avails itself of the state action doctrine to expressly permit private marriage-equality discrimination, and whether that legislation violates the U.S. constitution.
University of Richmond School of Law -- Posting, Policing, and Privacy: Constitutional Boundaries in the Age of Information
Professor Mary Anne Franks from George Washington University Law School and Professor Margaret Hu from William & Mary will be participating in a panel discussion about the intersection of technology, free speech, and privacy rights.
Sisters in Law: Appellate Judges Discuss Clerking, Judging, and Being a Lawyer in Challenging Times
Join the American Constitution Society at Michigan Law for a conversation with the Hon. Elizabeth Harris (Colo. App.) and the Hon. Pamela Harris (4th Cir.) about how they select and work with law clerks, their paths to the bench, and their experiences as state and federal judges.