Join us for Stewards of Justice: Exploring the Critical Role of Public Defenders in Protecting Civil Liberties, hosted by the American Constitution Society at Rutgers Law School — Newark. This engaging event will highlight the essential role that public defenders play in safeguarding our constitutional rights and ensuring fair access to justice for all.
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Join ACS as we host Professor Leah Litman (who is well known for her podcast, Strict Scrutiny) as she gives a term review talk on the Supreme Court in Hutchins 220. We are co-sponsoring the event with Michigan's Women Law Student Association, American Civil Liberties Union and Women Also Know Law.
Panel on key issues in the Supreme Court including -- Chancellor & Dean Faigman, Judge Carlos Bea of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Prof. Little, and Prof. Balakrishnan. There will be a Q&A.
RSVPs are collected by UC Law SF. We are a primary co-sponsor alongside the UC Law Journal, UC Law Constitutional Quarterly, and Federalist Society.
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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.
Please join the ACS New Orleans Lawyer Chapter for lunch and a presentation from staff of the Promise of Justice Initiative (PJI). The Promise of Justice Initiative (PJI) is a de-carceration legal organization that uses criminal defense, civil rights litigation, policy advocacy, community power building and storytelling as tools to fight for and build the promise of dignity, autonomy, and justice. All lawyers, legal and policy staff, and law students are invited to attend and join the conversation.
It has been one year since the passing of issue 1 in the State of Ohio, which returned Ohio to the standard in Roe v. Wade. This event will have four speakers discuss what has happened in Ohio after the passing of Issue 1. The speakers include Professor Tracy Thomas, University of Akron School of Law; Professor Lee Strang; The Ohio State University School of Law; Professor Jonathan Entin, Case Western School of Law; Dr. Alicia Thompson, D.O. OB/GYN, Westar OB/GYN. This event is co-sponsored with the Federalist Society and the St. Thomas Moore Society.