Nov 12 2021 Video Event Videos Federalism and Broadband Spending: Finding the Right Approach Brendan Carr, Eric Allan Koch, Roslyn Layton, Steven J. Menashi 2021 National Lawyers Convention The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated the desire for increased—indeed, universal—broadband access. This panel will focus on...
Nov 12 2021 Video Event Videos Showcase Panel II: Private Control Over Public Discussion Jane Bambauer, Randy E. Barnett, Adam Candeub, Barbara Lagoa, Eugene Volokh 2021 National Lawyers Convention Online platforms host a growing share of public discussion and debate. As private businesses, they...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos Administrative Inquisitions? How Agencies Initiate, Conduct, and Conclude Investigations Tyler S. Clarkson, Aram Avedis Gavoor, James C. Ho, Richard J. Pierce, Susan C. Rodriguez 2021 National Lawyers Convention In addition to formal rulemaking and case-by-case adjudication and enforcement, federal agencies have long employed...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos Criminal Justice 2021 and The Rule of Law Stephanos Bibas, Lawrence S. Krasner, Tracey Meares, McGregor W. Scott, Rich Stanek 2021 National Lawyers Convention For many who align themselves with fundamental principles of our constitutional system, the progressive agenda...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos Religious Liberty after Fulton v. City of Philadelphia Akhil Reed Amar, Thomas C. Berg, William P. Marshall, Lawrence VanDyke, Lori Windham 2021 National Lawyers Convention Fulton v. City of Philadelphia was a victory for religious liberty, but it is unclear...
Nov 11 2021 Video IP Law and Culture Sandra Aistars, Ryan T. Holte, Lisa P. Ramsey, Robert Spoo, Karyn A. Temple 2021 National Lawyers Convention A perennial debate about intellectual property and culture is how intellectual property laws enhance or...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos The Antitrust Revolution? Bill Baer, François-Henri Briard, Makan Delrahim, Douglas H. Ginsburg, Diana L. Moss, Chad A. Readler 2021 National Lawyers Convention The past year has seen an unprecedented number of political and legislative suggestions for altering...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos "Progressive" HR in 2021: The Solution or the Problem? Sharon Fast Gustafson, Larry H. James, Peter Kirsanow, Paul B. Matey, Daniel Villao 2021 National Lawyers Convention The average United States workplace has changed in many ways over the past twenty years....
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos Federal Consent Decrees: Good Governance, an Expansion of Federal Power, or Both? Elizabeth Branch, Andrew McCarthy, Jesse Panuccio, Robert V. Percival, Benjamin S. Wolf 2021 National Lawyers Convention In a 1987 article entitled Why Hold Elections?, Professor Michael McConnell noted a trend that...
Nov 11 2021 Video Event Videos The Separation of Powers and Political Polarization Neal E. Devins, Victoria Nourse, Ajit V. Pai, William H. Pryor, Michael B. Rappaport 2021 National Lawyers Convention Political polarization is a great problem of our time. This panel would consider the separation...
Federalism and Broadband Spending: Finding the Right Approach
Brendan Carr, Eric Allan Koch, Roslyn Layton, Steven J. Menashi
2021 National Lawyers Convention
The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated the desire for increased—indeed, universal—broadband access. This panel will focus on...
Showcase Panel II: Private Control Over Public Discussion
Jane Bambauer, Randy E. Barnett, Adam Candeub, Barbara Lagoa, Eugene Volokh
2021 National Lawyers Convention
Online platforms host a growing share of public discussion and debate. As private businesses, they...
Administrative Inquisitions? How Agencies Initiate, Conduct, and Conclude Investigations
Tyler S. Clarkson, Aram Avedis Gavoor, James C. Ho, Richard J. Pierce, Susan C. Rodriguez
2021 National Lawyers Convention
In addition to formal rulemaking and case-by-case adjudication and enforcement, federal agencies have long employed...
Criminal Justice 2021 and The Rule of Law
Stephanos Bibas, Lawrence S. Krasner, Tracey Meares, McGregor W. Scott, Rich Stanek
2021 National Lawyers Convention
For many who align themselves with fundamental principles of our constitutional system, the progressive agenda...
Religious Liberty after Fulton v. City of Philadelphia
Akhil Reed Amar, Thomas C. Berg, William P. Marshall, Lawrence VanDyke, Lori Windham
2021 National Lawyers Convention
Fulton v. City of Philadelphia was a victory for religious liberty, but it is unclear...
IP Law and Culture
Sandra Aistars, Ryan T. Holte, Lisa P. Ramsey, Robert Spoo, Karyn A. Temple
2021 National Lawyers Convention
A perennial debate about intellectual property and culture is how intellectual property laws enhance or...
The Antitrust Revolution?
Bill Baer, François-Henri Briard, Makan Delrahim, Douglas H. Ginsburg, Diana L. Moss, Chad A. Readler
2021 National Lawyers Convention
The past year has seen an unprecedented number of political and legislative suggestions for altering...
"Progressive" HR in 2021: The Solution or the Problem?
Sharon Fast Gustafson, Larry H. James, Peter Kirsanow, Paul B. Matey, Daniel Villao
2021 National Lawyers Convention
The average United States workplace has changed in many ways over the past twenty years....
Federal Consent Decrees: Good Governance, an Expansion of Federal Power, or Both?
Elizabeth Branch, Andrew McCarthy, Jesse Panuccio, Robert V. Percival, Benjamin S. Wolf
2021 National Lawyers Convention
In a 1987 article entitled Why Hold Elections?, Professor Michael McConnell noted a trend that...
The Separation of Powers and Political Polarization
Neal E. Devins, Victoria Nourse, Ajit V. Pai, William H. Pryor, Michael B. Rappaport
2021 National Lawyers Convention
Political polarization is a great problem of our time. This panel would consider the separation...