Judging the Future: What Trump's Second Term Means for Alaska's U.S. District Court

Join the Alaska Lawyers Chapter for a lunch event!

Featuring:

• Mark Champoux, Partner, Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP, and Former Deputy Assistant AG for the DOJ Office of Legal Policy

The federal bench is about to change—again. With two vacancies in Anchorage, Alaska is on the front lines of judicial selection in a second Trump Administration. What's the process, who are the decision makers, and how fast will things move?  The President, Alaska’s U.S. Senators, the White House Counsel's Office, and the Department of Justice will each play a big role in shaping the judiciary for decades to come.

Join the Alaska Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society for an exclusive discussion with Mark Champoux, former Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the DOJ Office of Legal Policy—who oversaw judicial nominations and confirmations during Trump’s first term. He’ll offer insider insights into the vetting process, what to expect in Round Two, and what it means for Alaska’s legal future.

This is a must-attend event for attorneys, law students, and anyone interested in the future of the Federal judiciary. Don’t miss this opportunity to get a front-row seat to the judicial selection process.

Registration: 

Members: $20 | Non Members: $30 

Lunch included.

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