ACS and Health Law Society: Reproductive Rights Event

The ACS chapter at ASU will partner with the Health Law Society to discuss reproductive rights in Arizona. Join us for a discussion on the Arizona ballot initiative for reproductive freedom, as well as other policy measures to support these rights. Our speakers will include Andy Goana and Jennifer Piatt, both experts in reproductive freedom policy.

A Conversation with Walter Shaub

Join ACS Tuesday, October 1 at 12pm (room TBD) for a conversation with Walter Shaub, the Former Director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. We will hear from him about recent Supreme Court Cases like Trump v. United States (presidential immunity) and Snyder v. United States (bribes disallowed, but not gratuities received after the fact) and about other ethics issues relevant to the current Court.

ACS NE Ohio: Jail-Based Communication Challenges in Ohio

Please join ACS Northeast Ohio and the Wren Collective for a virtual CLE discussing recent challenges to jail-based communication practices in Ohio. Panelists will cover the impact bans on in-person jail visitation have on the right to counsel, challenges to prosecutors’ unfettered access to jail surveillance recordings, and the FCC’s recent decision to cap phone and video visitation costs.

Featuring:

Nikki Baszynski, Principal, Wren Collective

Rachelle Summers, Assistant Public Defender, Cuyahoga County Public Defender’s Office

Moderated by:

Candace Mitchell, Principal, Wren Collective

CLE credit pending with the Supreme Court of Ohio.

ACS General Body Meeting

ACS will be holding a general body meeting to brainstorm events with members and debrief all the events that occurred during the past month.

Discussions from Drinko Hall: Supreme Court Preview

Fresh off a year with several prominent and controversial Supreme Court rulings, another SCOTUS year lies ahead. Please join Discussions from Drinko Hall on Tuesday, October 1 at 12:10 pm to hear faculty experts break down some of the key cases SCOTUS will rule on during this upcoming term. It is sure to be an engaging discussion with contributions from some of the sharpest minds at Moritz. Moderated by Kent Barnett, Dean and J. Gilbert Reese Chair in Contract Law.

We invite you to continue your personal and professional growth with us at the Moritz College of Law.

This event is co-sponsored by the Moritz chapters of the American Constitution Society and the Federalists Society.