The event will be a presentation of Prof. Érika Fontánez Torres' new book "El derecho a lo común: bienes comunes, propiedad y justicia climática." There will be a commentary by Prof. Pedro Saade, Prof. Luis E. Rodríguez and student Víctor Burgos Díaz. Afterwards we will open the floor to questions and possibly conversation with attendees. It will be a brown bag lunch event with pizza.

Please join the American Constitution Society for a discussion on how best to use creative litigation strategies to advance causes such as reproductive justice, immigrants’ rights, consumer justice, and criminal justice in light of the judiciary’s rightward shift. The panel will be moderated by Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, who will be joined by Shilpi Agarwal (Legal Director, ACLU NorCal), Nicolas Espíritu (Deputy Legal Director, National Immigration Law Center), and Jill Habig (President of Public Rights Project). Lunch will be served.

We will be holding an exclusive ACS Writing Competition Training led by Carson and Yuan this Thursday, April 18th, at 12PM. The event will be an opportunity to hear some tips and best practices for taking the writing comp as well as ask any questions you have. The room is Tanenbaum 320.

Please join HLS ACS for a lunch talk with the 41st Solicitor General of the United States, Seth Waxman.

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The 5-4 Podcast joins NDLS ACS over Zoom to discuss the state of the Supreme Court. 5-4 is a self-described "progressive podcast that talks about how much the Supreme Court sucks." The hosts have "progressive and occasionally profane takes on the ideological battles at the heart of the Court's most important landmark cases; an irreverent tour of all the ways in which the law is shaped by politics."