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Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Panel

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Date: 
11.09.2016
Location: 
Room V
Contact info (email or phone): 

Alison Frost, afrost@uchicago.edu

Domestic and Sexual Violence Project, Office of Career Services, and Public Interest Law Society present:

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Panel

Featuring a Morgan Lewis associate, an Equal Justice Works Fellow, and two law students with government and nonprofit experience

Wednesday, November 9 at 12:15 PM, Room V

Z&H Served

Panelists:

The ACLU at Chicago Law presents: "Civil Liberties and the 2016 Presidential Election"

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Date: 
11.08.2016
Location: 
Room III

Featuring Professor Genevieve Lakier and Professor William Baude

Snail Thai served

Co-sponsored by Domestic and Sexual Violence Project, If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice, Law School Republicans, and The Federalist Society

This event is free and open to the public, but seating may be limited.

Religion and Law: Is There a Connection?

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Date: 
11.15.2016
Location: 
Law School Room III
Contact info (email or phone): 

Contact Lael Weinberger with questions (laelweinberger@uchicago.edu)

The Christian Legal Society, the St. Thomas More Society, and the Federalist Society are pleased to present Professor Michael McConnell, speaking on the subject, "Religion and Law: Is There a Connection?"

Lunch is provided. This event is free and open to the public, but seating may be limited.

About the speaker:

Legal Forum Keynote Address: Chief Judge Diane Wood

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Date: 
11.04.2016
Location: 
Room II
Contact info (email or phone): 

yeldandi@uchicago.edu; jwenner@uchicago.edu

The Honorable Diane P. Wood delivers the Keynote Address, entiled "Disrupted Laws in the Modern Workplace," for the 2016 Legal Forum Symposium.

Career Panel on Education Law

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Date: 
11.14.2016
Location: 
Room D
Contact info (email or phone): 

Caroline Wood, mcwood@uchicago.edu

Are you interested in education? Have you ever thought about going in-house at a university? Are you curious to know what education law actually is? Join the Education and Child Advocacy Society for a panel on careers in education law! Panelists include:

Elizabeth Shanin, Assistant General Council at the University of Chicago

Jamel Greer, Associate at Franczek Radelet

The Impacts of Election Rhetoric on Muslim Communities in the United States

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Date: 
11.03.2016
Location: 
Room IV
Contact info (email or phone): 

mcwood@uchicago.edu

Engy Abdelkader is a full-time member of Georgetown's faculty at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service where she teaches seminars on civil liberties and national security as well as terrorism and human rights.

How Lawyers Can Provide Disadvantaged People with a Seat at the Policy Table

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Date: 
11.01.2016
Location: 
Room C

The talk will focus on how equal access to justice also means having a chance to influence policy decisions that affect a person's life and community; having lawyers in that context means a balance in the power arrangements that produce policy decisions.

Event co-sponsored by the International Human Rights Clinic, HRLS, and ACS.

About the Speaker:

"Freezing Neighborhoods in Amber: When Over-Preservation Impedes City Growth"

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Date: 
11.02.2016
Location: 
Room III

The Kreisman Initiative and the Federalist Society present "Freezing Neighborhoods in Amber: When Over-Preservation Impedes City Growth" with Ilya Shapiro. This event is free and open to the public, but seating may be limited. Lunch from Cedar's will be provided.

Fighting Racially Selective Law Enforcement in Chicago

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Date: 
10.27.2016
Location: 
Room V
Contact info (email or phone): 

dansullivan@uchicago.edu

Professor Alison Siegler, director of the Federal Criminal Justice Clinic, will present on a series of currently litigated cases in the Northern District of Illinois. Professor Siegler's clients were selected by law enforcement agents as targets for elaborate sting operations.

Brock Turner and Sentencing in Sexual Assault Cases: A Debate

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Date: 
10.26.2016
Location: 
Room III
Contact info (email or phone): 

Alison Frost, afrost@uchicago.edu

Domestic and Sexual Violence Project, ACS, and Defenders present:

 

Brock Turner and Sentencing in Sexual Assault Cases: A Debate Between Professor Herschella Conyers and Professor Jonathan Masur

 

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