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The Electoral College: Its Function and Future in a Modern Representative Republic

Topics:
Free Speech & Election Law
Memphis Lawyer Chapter
  • In-Person Event
The University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law 1 N. Front Street Historic Courtroom, 3rd Floor
Memphis, Tennessee 38103

Memphis Lawyers Chapter

Speakers:

  • John L. Ryder - Member, Harris Shelton Hanover Walsh, P.L.L.C. (Memphis); General Counsel, Republican National Committee (2013-present)
  • Hon. Robert E. Cooper, Jr. - Member, Bass, Berry & Sims, P.L.C. (Nashville)

Speakers:

  • John L. Ryder - Member, Harris Shelton Hanover Walsh, P.L.L.C. (Memphis); General Counsel, Republican National Committee (2013-present)
  • Hon. Robert E. Cooper, Jr. - Member, Bass, Berry & Sims, P.L.C. (Nashville)

Per University of Memphis policy, RSVP is required for all attendees by or before close of business on Friday, September 30, 2016, to Jonathan Skrmetti via Melanie Busch at melanie.busch@butlersnow.com. Kindly check in with campus security on the first floor when you arrive.

The University of Memphis will only admit attendees on the guest list, soplease RSVP.

1 hour general CLE credit is available for this event. Attendance is FREE for members, non-members, law clerks, and students.  Lunch will be provided.

Topics:

Republican National Committee Memphis Nashville Programmable logic controller Jonathan Skrmetti The Sims Bass Berry Harris Shelton Hanover Walsh