This event will feature a discussion of the relationship between data privacy, immigration enforcement, and the First Amendment. The event will feature a panel of Duke Law faculty, and will focus on the intersection of free speech, immigration enforcement, and the use of biometric data and other data privacy issues. Sponsored by American Constitution Society.
Trust, Science, and Environmental Law
Former GMU Faculty, Professor Caroline Cecot, will speak and facilitate discussion on the evolving relationship between scientific expertise, public trust, and environmental regulation. Professor Cecot will discuss the current state of environmental law, drawing on her current works to facilitate discussion.
Co-sponsored by Society of Environmental and Energy Law (SEEL).
ACS South Florida: Briefing from Professors Naomi Schoenbaum and David Fontana
Join the ACS South Florida Lawyer Chapter, and the University of Miami ACS Student Chapter, ACLU Student Chapter, NLG Student Chapter, and Supreme Court Book Club Seminar for a briefing from George Washington University Law School Professors Naomi Schoenbaum and David Fontana. During the program, our speakers will discuss their scholarship and current events.
Featuring:
David Fontana, Samuel Tyler Research Professor, George Washington University Law School
Naomi Schoenbaum, William Wallace Kirkpatrick Dean’s Research Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School
Constitutional Observers Training with Immigrant Defense Network
Get training from Minneapolis-based ICE observers on immigration-related civil rights, identifying and documenting federal immigration enforcement activities, and Madison-area resources.
ACS Minnesota: Advancing Public Safety Through Innovative Prosecution and Updates on Federal Law Enforcement Investigations
Please join the ACS Minnesota Lawyer Chapter for a rescheduled conversation with Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty on how modern prosecutorial strategies can strengthen community safety, fairness, and trust in the justice system. Drawing on both data-driven initiatives and community partnerships, Attorney Moriarty will discuss innovative approaches that enhance transparency and accountability in prosecution.
She will also provide an update on the ongoing response to the high-profile federal law enforcement investigations, including the fatal federal agent-involved shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. The conversation will be moderated by Ashley Repp, attorney at Dorsey & Whitney and Past President of ACS Minnesota Board of Directors.
Featuring:
Mary Moriarty, Hennepin County Attorney
Moderated by:
Ashley Repp, Associate Attorney, Dorsey & Whitney; Former President of Minnesota Board of Directors
Food will be available.
1.5 Hours of CLE Credit.
The Future of the Voting Rights Act
We will be hosting an event discussing the future of the voting rights act in light of the current political climate. We will have two speakers: Michael Kang and Arthur Mitchell. We will be providing lunch to attendees.