Mar 28 2016 Podcast Simmons v. Himmelreich - Post-Argument SCOTUScast Aaron Nielson SCOTUScast 3-28-16 featuring Aaron Nielson On March 22, 2016, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Simmons v. Himmelreich. This...
Jun 15 2016 Podcast Simmons v. Himmelreich - Post-Decision SCOTUScast Aaron Nielson SCOTUScast 6-15-16 featuring Aaron Nielson On June 6, 2016, the Supreme Court decided Simmons v. Himmelreich. This case arose out...
Apr 13 2016 Podcast Recent Research in Intellectual Diversity Gilbert Marcus Cole, James T. Lindgren, Elizabeth Magill, Eugene B. Meyer, Jonathan Mondel, James C. Phillips, Michael Rubin, Jon A. Shields Stanford Intellectual Diversity Conference To foster meaningful discourse on intellectual diversity in academia, it is important to begin with the...
Mar 23 2011 Video Event Videos Should U.S. Courts Ignore International Law? Christopher Chadzutko, David Moore New England Student Chapter In recent years a controversy has developed over the role that foreign and international law...
Mar 23 2011 Podcast Should U.S. Courts Ignore International Law? Christopher Chadzutko, David Moore New England Student Chapter In recent years a controversy has developed over the role that foreign and international law...
Jun 17 2020 Video Event Videos Federal Executive Power and COVID-19 Gary Lawson, Daniel B. Rodriguez, Lisa Grow Sun, C. Boyden Gray COVID-19 & the Law Conference The first day of the Federalist Society's COVID-19 & the Law Conference finished with a...
May 22 2015 Podcast Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It? Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo 2015 National Security Symposium Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
May 22 2015 Video Event Videos Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It? Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo 2015 National Security Symposium Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
Jan 9 2014 Video Event Videos Young Legal Scholars Paper Presentations Steven G. Calabresi, Andrew Kent, Joshua Kleinfeld, Robert Leider, Thomas W. Merrill, Aaron Nielson, Ozan Varol 16th Annual Faculty Conference The Federalist Society's Faculty Division hosted this panel featuring young legal scholar paper presentations on Saturday, January...
Jan 9 2014 Podcast Young Legal Scholars Paper Presentations Steven G. Calabresi, Andrew Kent, Joshua Kleinfeld, Robert Leider, Thomas W. Merrill, Aaron Nielson, Ozan Varol 16th Annual Faculty Conference The Federalist Society's Faculty Division hosted this panel featuring young legal scholar paper presentations on Saturday, January...
Simmons v. Himmelreich - Post-Argument SCOTUScast
Aaron Nielson
SCOTUScast 3-28-16 featuring Aaron Nielson
On March 22, 2016, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Simmons v. Himmelreich. This...
Simmons v. Himmelreich - Post-Decision SCOTUScast
Aaron Nielson
SCOTUScast 6-15-16 featuring Aaron Nielson
On June 6, 2016, the Supreme Court decided Simmons v. Himmelreich. This case arose out...
Recent Research in Intellectual Diversity
Gilbert Marcus Cole, James T. Lindgren, Elizabeth Magill, Eugene B. Meyer, Jonathan Mondel, James C. Phillips, Michael Rubin, Jon A. Shields
Stanford Intellectual Diversity Conference
To foster meaningful discourse on intellectual diversity in academia, it is important to begin with the...
Should U.S. Courts Ignore International Law?
Christopher Chadzutko, David Moore
New England Student Chapter
In recent years a controversy has developed over the role that foreign and international law...
Should U.S. Courts Ignore International Law?
Christopher Chadzutko, David Moore
New England Student Chapter
In recent years a controversy has developed over the role that foreign and international law...
Federal Executive Power and COVID-19
Gary Lawson, Daniel B. Rodriguez, Lisa Grow Sun, C. Boyden Gray
COVID-19 & the Law Conference
The first day of the Federalist Society's COVID-19 & the Law Conference finished with a...
Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It?
Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo
2015 National Security Symposium
Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
Panel II: Are We @Cyberwar, and If So, How Should We Fight It?
Stewart A. Baker, Eric Jensen, Catherine B. Lotrionte, Jeremy A. Rabkin, John C. Yoo
2015 National Security Symposium
Several significant cyber incidents, including the recent Sony hack, have been attributed to nation-states or...
Young Legal Scholars Paper Presentations
Steven G. Calabresi, Andrew Kent, Joshua Kleinfeld, Robert Leider, Thomas W. Merrill, Aaron Nielson, Ozan Varol
16th Annual Faculty Conference
The Federalist Society's Faculty Division hosted this panel featuring young legal scholar paper presentations on Saturday, January...
Young Legal Scholars Paper Presentations
Steven G. Calabresi, Andrew Kent, Joshua Kleinfeld, Robert Leider, Thomas W. Merrill, Aaron Nielson, Ozan Varol
16th Annual Faculty Conference
The Federalist Society's Faculty Division hosted this panel featuring young legal scholar paper presentations on Saturday, January...