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ACS Presents: Constitution in 2020: David Strauss on Constitutional Interpretation

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Date: 
02.28.2011
Location: 
Room V

As part of ACS' Constitution in 2020 series, Professor Strauss will discuss his forthcoming book, "The Living Constitution," and common law constitutional interpretation, more generally.

ACS Presents: Professor Adam Cox on Redistricting and the Voting Rights Act

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Date: 
02.25.2011
Location: 
Room III

Professor Cox will discuss the upcoming decennial redistricting and recent legal developments concerning the Voting Rights Act

The IP Law Society Presents: "The Patent Bar and How to Prepare For It"

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Date: 
02.24.2011
Location: 
Room III

Calling all science and engineering majors!

BLSA, LLSA, and Outlaw present "Diversity in Large Law Firms"

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This event was recorded on January 20, 2011 and was sponsored by the Black Law Students Association, Latino/Latina Law Students Association, and Outlaw, as well as by Kirkland & Ellis.

Speakers included:


54:17 minutes (49.7 MB)

Bollywood Movie Night

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Date: 
02.24.2011
Location: 
International House, 1414 East 59th Street

The University of Chicago Law School Human Rights Law Society in collaboration with International House Global Voices Film Series is proud to present:

Bollywood Movie Night

Thursday, February 24th at International House:

1414 East 59th Street
Chicago, Illinois  60637

Doors open at 7pm. 

The Criminal Law Society presents Steve Mills on the Criminal Justice System and the Media

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Date: 
02.28.2011
Location: 
Law School Room I

Steve Mills has been a reporter for the Chicago Tribune since 1994.  He has written about the death penalty, miscarriages of justice, and other problems in the criminal justice system.

Human Rights Law Society Presents: A Day at the Illinois Human Rights Commission

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Date: 
02.15.2011
Location: 
Room D

Judge Evans from the Illinois Human Rights Commission is going to be talking about the work that the IL HRC does, and the specific challenges of state vs. federal laws in sexual harassment and disability cases.

IP Law Society presents "Tech Transfers: IP Protection in the University Setting"

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Date: 
02.17.2011
Location: 
Room V

Eric Ginsburg, Ph.D. is a Senior Project Manager at the University of Chicago's Office of Technology and Intellectual Property. He is responsible for leading the identification, evaluation, protection and commercialization of inventions arising from University of Chicago research.

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