2024 Midwestern Chapters Conference
Registration is open for the 2024 Midwestern Chapters Conference! Join us on June 7 in Chicago for debates, discussions, and networking.
The program will begin in about five minutes. https://t.co/Jm9sq9bSvQ
Rogue or Righteous? Debating the Role of Prosecutors in Today's Legal Landscape https://t.co/ScCYVKlHVY
Standing and Section 2: Does Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act Provide a Private Right of Action? Featuring J. Christian Adams, Nicholas Bronni, Jeffrey Wice, & Maya Noronha Watch: https://t.co/VIjnCwUACa
In this Courthouse Steps episode, Sheng Li joined us to break down and analyze oral arguments in Starbucks Corp. v. McKinney, a case centered around retaliation against workers for unionization efforts. Watch: https://t.co/6qamZddfzL
TODAY: Rogue or Righteous? Debating the Role of Prosecutors in Today's Legal Landscape Join us live at 5:30 for a panel discussion ft. Zack Smith, Steve Talpins, Dan Tilley, and Hon. Ariana Fajardo Orshan. https://t.co/u2t5xBB9wv https://t.co/nxkCoZktaF
Corner Post and 28 U.S.C. § 2401(a): Not Much to Look At? https://t.co/FjSNk0odQL
Join us on May 15 an evening reception and presentation featuring Hon. Roy K. Altman on "The Israel-Hamas War, its Causes, & its Ramifications for the Future of Western Civilization." Register: https://t.co/olk5CbQB2S
Professors Ingrid Brunk & Philip Zelikow joined us to discuss the potential seizure of frozen Russian Central Bank assets, whether they can be applied toward reconstruction or reparations, and the legal constraints on this form of retribution. Watch: https://t.co/E6iThl4202
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