A representative from Equal Justice Works (EJW) and Public Service JD (PSJD) are coming to the law school on Monday, March 27 from noon - 1 p.m. They will be discussing the various ways to apply and secure a post-graduate fellowship, including the design your own program model, and how to find already existing fellowship … Continue reading "Fellowship Panel with Equal Justice Works and Public Service JD"
CRLJ is hosting its annual symposium on Friday, March 31. For this year's symposium, we have chosen to explore current topics in civil rights across three professional panels. The panels will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., with lunch to follow. For more information and to RSVP please visit the symposium website.
On March 31 at noon, join ACS and If/When/How for a discussion on the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (“FACE”), prohibiting interference with abortions and reproductive healthcare, with Department Of Justice Civil Rights Division Trial Attorney, Sanjay Patel. Lunch will be provided.
The C. Boyden Gray Center presents “The Second Annual C. Boyden Gray Lecture on the Administrative State” on March 31. For more details, as well as to register, please visit The C. Boyden Gray Center’s website for more details.
OutLaw, formerly the Equality Alliance, is happy to announce that we are partnering with the Virginia Equality Bar Association to host the Name and Gender Marker Change Clinic on April 1, 2023. Date: Saturday, April 1, 2023 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The clinic will assist clients with name change applications, administrative and judicial … Continue reading "Name and Gender Marker Change Clinic"
How others made the jump from LLM student to practicing attorney. Tips on making yourself more marketable. Our provisionally confirmed list of speakers are: Seth Price, Managing Partner, Price Benowitz, … Continue reading "LLM to Lawyer"
Please join the Thomas More Society, co-hosted with the Christian Legal Society and the Federalist Society, for Carrie and Roger Severino on “Faith, Family, & Law” Tuesday, April 4 at … Continue reading "Faith, Family, & Law"
Please join the American Constitution Society on April 4 for a discussion on the historic Bruen decision to come down from the Supreme Court, the ramifications of lower court decisions, … Continue reading "Second Amendment: Bruen Decision and Lower Court Fallout, with Professor Eric Segall"
Have you considered how a state court clerkship could further your career? Do you have questions about the application process? Please join Career Services on April 4th to learn more. … Continue reading "State Court Judicial Clerkships Overview Session"
On April 5, from 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. the Red Cross will be onsite collecting blood donations. Please sign up to donate. If you have any questions or concerns, … Continue reading "Red Cross Blood Drive"
Join the Native American Law School Association, Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, and Family Law Society on a field trip to National Museum of the American Indian (4th St SW, Washington, DC 20560) on April 8 at 2:30 p.m.! Come learn about Native American history! Dinner is provided!
No doubt you’ve heard the conservative complaint that social media platforms algorithmically discriminate against conservative viewpoints, in what is tantamount to censorship. But wait—doesn’t censorship only come from the government? Not according the Fifth Circuit! In NetChoice v. Paxton, the Fifth Circuit upheld a Texas law aimed at regulating social media moderation policies and held … Continue reading "Debate: Applying the First Amendment to Social Media Moderation Policies"
