Ukrainian legal scholar Nadiia Maksimentseva joined us virtually to discuss the current human rights situation in Ukraine and several interesting legal and human rights questions raised by the ongoing martial law/mobilization in Ukraine.
Trump v. Anderson: A Discussion on 14th Amendment Disqualification
Please join ACS as we host Brie Binder and Stuart McPhail of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) to discuss their roles in litigating of one of the most significant constitutional law cases of our era, Trump v. Anderson. Professor Mark Graber, also lent his expertise to the case, will be moderating the event.
Lunch Talk with Judge J. Michelle Childs
Join ACS, HALB, BLSA, First Class, and WLA in hosting Judge J. Michelle Childs.
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ACS Info Session with Peggy Li
ACS Staff Peggy Li will provide an info session on leading an ACS Student Chapter. She will discuss ACS’s resources, programming priorities for the fall, the ACS National Convention, and ACS updates.
A Discussion on Gun Safety Litigation Strategies with Everytown for Gun Safety
We are hosting an event at 12:15 PM on Monday, March 25th in Stuart 315 that will feature two attorneys from Everytown for Gun Safety's litigation strategy team, Eugene Nam and Carina Bentata Gryting. Their talk will offer an overview of the group's affirmative litigation work; including recently litigated cases, legal principles they utilize, and industry accountability tactics. Lunch will be provided!
Donald Trump's Ballot Eligibility
Eric J. Segall, the Kathy and Lawrence Ashe, Professor of Law at Georgia State University College of Law, joins NDLS to discuss former President Trump's ballot eligibility for the 2024 presidential election.