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Highlights from Day 3 of 2024 National Lawyers Convention
Prof. David Bernstein at NLC
Prof. Stephen Sachs at NLC 2024
Prof. Peter Arcidiacono at NLC 2024
Patrick Philbin at NLC 2024
Miguel Estrada at NLC 2024
Hon. Gail L. Heriot at NLC 2024
Prof. Sarath Sanga at NLC 2024
Hon. Andrea Lucas at NLC 2024
Jennifer Braceras at NLC 2024
NLC Day Three Preview: Stephanie Taub Religious Liberties Practice Group Executive Committee Member
Prof. Richard Epstein at NLC 2024
Prof. Jonathan R. Turley at NLC 2024
Prof. Jonathan R. Turley at NLC 2024
Prof. Todd Zywicki at NLC 2024
Hon. Kathryn Kimball Mizelle at NLC 2024
Prof. Philip A. Hamburger at NLC 2024
David Lat at NLC 2024
Jay Edelson at NLC 2024
Annie Donaldson Talley at NLC 2024
Libby Locke at NLC 2024
Hon. Eric Schmitt at NLC 2024
Dan Morenoff at NLC 2024
Prof. David M. Schizer at NLC 2024
Prof. Michael W. McConnell at NLC 2024
Matt Stoller at NLC 2024
Jay Edelson at 2024 NLC
NLC Day Two Preview: Devon Westhill Civil Rights Practice Group Executive Committee Member
2024 National Lawyers Convention: Day 1 Highlights
Prof. Melissa Moschella at NLC 2024
Joshua P. Thompson at NLC 2024
David Lat at NLC 2024
Prof. Carl Tobias Williams at NLC 2024
Michael Fragoso at NLC 2024
Jonathan Berry at NLC 2024
Elliot Gaiser at NLC 2024
Jonathan Berry at NLC 2024
Prof. Tyler Austin Harper at NLC 2024
Hon. Gail L. Heriot at NLC 2024
Hon. Andrew Oldham at NLC 2024
NLC Day One Preview: Ilya Shapiro Civil Rights Practice Group Executive Committee Member
Allen v. Milligan [SCOTUSbrief]
Central Bank Digital Currency: A Benefit or a Burden for Citizens?
Preserving Judicial Independence in a Time of Political Division - Hon. Jonathan Skrmetti
Preserving Judicial Independence in a Time of Political Division - Jay Edelson
Watch full episode on the FedSoc YouTube channel SCOTUSbrief playlist #law #scotus #civilrights #dei
Florida Young Lawyers Summit
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The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies is a group of conservatives and libertarians interested in the current state of the legal order. It is founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be. The Society seeks both to promote an awareness of these principles and to further their application through its activities.
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