Feb. 4, noon, 124

Video* or mp3 audio

Panel: "A Step Forward or a Step Back? Race, Gender, and the Media in the Democratic Primaries"

The American Constitution Society presents a panel of Prof. Jeannine Bell, Prof. Lawrence Hanks (Political Science), PhD student Lori Henson, and Prof. Seth Lahn

Apr. 1

Video* or mp3 audio

Panel: Intersection of Race, Jury Composition with the Death Penalty

Membership Drive 4-Square

Because Someone Has to Protect the Constitution. How long can YOU hold the server's square? Come join the ACS for a rousing game of or two of 4-Square. On the bricks outside the Student Lounge.

Oct. 4, noon
Moot Court Room

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Georgetown Prof. David Cole, Less Safe, Less Free

Sept. 17

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Panel: The Constitution and National Security

To mark Constitution Day for 2007, the American Constitution Society is proud to host a panel and community discussion with professors Pat Baude, Fred Cate, and Dawn Johnsen. Moderated by Dean Lauren Robel.

Apr. 9, 12:15 pm
Moot Court Room

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Paul Smith, Lawrence as an Example of the Virtues and Problems of Constitutional Impact Litigation

The ACS sponsors Paul Smith, a partner at Jenner & Block in D.C. who has argued 12 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, including Lawrence v. Texas.

Oct. 12, noon
Moot Court Room

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The Making of a Civil Rights Lawyer

The American Constitution Society (ACS) and Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF) present civil rights lawyer Michael Meltsner, who will discuss his career, his new book The Making of a Civil Rights Lawyer, and what it takes to be a public interest lawyer.

April 2

American Constitution Society program on Bush v. Gore and voting rights