2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference
The 2026 Kentucky Chapters Conference will take place on September 24 in Lexington, KY.
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Recent changes to White House press access have prompted legal questions about the relationship between the presidency and the press. Join us for a discussion TOMORROW at 2:00PM ET on the principles governing press access, including the First Amendment and due process featuring
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We were honored to have @SenTedCruz join us at our Texas Chapters Conference this past weekend as we celebrated both the 250th anniversary of our great nation and the 150th anniversary of the Texas Constitution. A long time member of The Federalist Society and champion of the https://t.co/j11LoBl1bF
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As states consider the future of AI data centers, who should make the rules? Join us September 30 at 12 PM ET as Mississippi Gov. @tatereeves discusses the state’s growing “Digital Delta,” the data center race, and the roles of local, state, and federal government in shaping AI
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Registration is still open for the 2026 Supreme Court Preview! Join us October 1 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC, as leading experts preview the upcoming Supreme Court term and discuss cases involving the Second Amendment, religious liberty, parental rights, election https://t.co/lp1BXNHzyr
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Tune into our sixteenth episode of SOC! SIDEBAR on Tuesday, September 29th at 8:00pm ET featuring Judge David R. Stras discussing “Fantasy Sports.” Each month, our Student Division and a rotating Student Chapter host a Zoom series called SOC! SIDEBAR, featuring a judge being https://t.co/LCSUWdHrX9
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As America marks its 250th anniversary, Texas is celebrating another milestone: the 150th anniversary of its state constitution. “We now have, in these 110,000 words, a record—a chronicle—of the values of the people of Texas.” —Justice Evan Young Justice Young joined us in https://t.co/QmZygFavzE
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This weekend at the Texas Chapters Conference, the inaugural John Adams Award for Advancing State Constitutions was presented to Texas Supreme Court Justice Evan Young. The award honors the legacy of John Adams, principal author of the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780, the https://t.co/uVEbqQY9mV
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RT @tedcruz: Thank you to the Federalist Society for the remarkable work you do to strengthen originalism, textualism, and principled legal…
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