The ACS Creighton Law Chapter invites ACS members to engage in a discussion with Creighton Law's Constitutional Law Professors in a discussion about the constitutionality of recent developments regarding the 14th Amendment.

Join ACS as they host Tracy Siska, Executive Director of the Chicago Justice Project. Mr. Siska will discuss the importance of considering criminal justice data for policymakers and the judiciary, along with what that data teaches us about criminal justice issues.

We will be meeting with all members of our ACS chapter. We will brainstorm ideas for events for the upcoming semester, begin preliminary planning of events, discuss current events, and build community among chapter members over lunch. We expect to have between 15 and 25 members present.

General Meeting and Board Meeting

Section Two of the 14th Amendment says states that suppress voting rights can lose representation in Congress. But for over 150 years, it hasn't been enforced. As interest in lesser known sections of the 14th Amendment grows, ACS is offering the opportunity to explore the history of this nearly forgotten provision and to take a look at a lawsuit that attempts to revive it.

Please join the ACS At Large, Austin, Minnesota, NE Ohio, San Diego, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Madison Lawyer Chapters as Todd Drezner, Director of PBS film Fourteen Section Two, introduces a segment of his upcoming release.

• Todd Drezner, Director, “Fourteen Section Two” 
• Jared Pettinato, Plaintiff’s counsel in Citizens for Constitutional Integrity v. Census Bureau, No. 1:21-cv-3045-CJN-JRW-FYP (D.D.C.) 
• Gerard Magliocca, Distinguished Professor and Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law, IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law; author of four books and over 20 articles on constitutional law and intellectual property. (Moderator)
• Anthony Conwright, Freelance Writer, Mother Jones; journalist and advocate 

Register here: Fourteen Section Two CLE Event - Virtual Event - Gathr

MN CLE Credit Pending

On Tuesday January 28th, ACS will be partnering with OUTlaw to host Arizona Appellate Judge Andrew Jacobs. In the discussion, Judge Jacobs will speak with students about state clerkships, judicial externships, and other opportunities for students to work with members of the Judiciary. The event will take place in Room 650 at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law from 12:00-1:30 PM.