An illustrated conference based on the personal archives of the Hon. José Trías Monge— one-time Chief Justice of the Puerto Rico Supreme Court— which were bequeathed to the University of Puerto Rico School of Law's Library. The event will have a focus on reproductive rights, particularly from a historiographic perspective, and will discuss the archives themselves as well as Puerto Rico's landmark abortion case Pueblo v. Duarte (1980).

The event will feature a lecture by Prof. Mayté Rivera Rodríguez, Assistant Professor as the University of Puerto Rico School of Law, followed by a panel with three other professors. The panel will be moderated by Giovanni Caro, a 3L ACS-UPR Board Member. After the event, attendees will be able to follow a guided walkthrough of some of the Chief Justices archives which will be displayed throughout the Library. Additionally, there will be a small reception where we will serve canapés and wine.

This event is co-sponsored by the ACS-UPR Chapter.

(ACS Contact: Robert Williams, rwilliams@acslaw.org).

WashU Law's ACS Chapter will be hosting an evening of networking with public interest attorneys for our signature event! Refreshments and appetizers will be provided.

American Constitution Society executive board elections for the 2024-25 year.

Please join Harvard ACS and WLA for a Panel with Judge Beth Bloom, Judge Veronica Rossman, and Judge Patti Saris.

WCC 2004.

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Prof. Tsai speaks and expands on his book _Demand the Impossible: One Lawyer's Pursuit of Equal Justice for All_, written about civil rights activist and attorney Stephen Bright.