We are excited to launch our Speaker Series for the year! Please join us on Monday, November 22 at 8PM on Zoom for Happy Hour with Brian Israel, Associate General Counsel for International Law at NASA. No RSVP needed - Zoom link is provided here: https://gmu.zoom.us/j/93296245424
The Law School and Law Library will be closed for Thanksgiving from Wednesday, November 24 – Friday, November 26 and will reopen on Saturday, November 27. See Law Library Hours for the complete schedule.
The global technology ecosystem stands at a historical point of transition between, on the one hand, 3G- and 4G-enabled technologies, which launched transformative changes in audio and video communications, and on the other hand, 5G-enabled technologies, which will enable transformative changes in a broader array of environments, encompassing communication, transportation, health care, and industrial production. … Continue reading "C-IP2 Conference on Intellectual Property and Innovation Policy for 5G and the Internet of Things"
Join the International Law Journal and the Center for the Middle East and International Law, directed by Professor Eugene Kontorovich, in their upcoming symposium discussing the U.S. state recognition policy and its implication on foreign affairs law and international law, focusing specifically on Golan Heights and Western Sahara. The event will take place on December 16th, 2021, from 9:30 AM - … Continue reading "The New U.S. Recognition Policy: What the Golan and Western Sahara Mean for the Law"
The Law School, Law Library, and University will be closed for the Winter Break from Monday, December 20 through Sunday, January 2.
On Monday, January 17, 2022, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, the Law School and Law Library will be closed.
Interested in learning more about Native American Law? Professors from GMU, American, and Michigan State will discuss the issues in depth at Intersection of Practice Areas: A Panel on Federal Indian Law … Continue reading "Intersection of Practice Areas: A Panel on Federal Indian Law"
Join us on Tuesday, January 25 at noon, for a lecture by award-winning columnist Jonathan Rauch as he discusses "Why Free Speech is the Only Safe Space for Minorities." A lifelong gay-rights advocate and author of the classic book Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought, Jonathan Rauch draws upon his own story and the life of legendary civil-rights … Continue reading "Why Free Speech is the Only Safe Space for Minorities"
Where: Hazel Hall, Room 121 RSVP HERE Join the Global Antitrust Institute and Our Curious Amalgam - a podcast series of the American Bar Association (ABA) Antitrust Section - for a live recording of a debate, asking the question "should antitrust be used as an anti-inflation tool?" Join us for this live and sure to be … Continue reading "Live Podcast Recording of ABA’s Our Curious Amalgam"
The Fair will be held virtually on Friday, January 28, 2022. Students from seven area law schools (including Scalia Law) and public service employers will participate in virtual interviews, virtual … Continue reading "Career Services: 2022 DC/Baltimore Public Service Recruitment Fair"
Immigration Law Society (ILS) is hosting a Trivia Event / Interest Meeting on February 2nd at 12-1pm in Hazel Hall room 332. Come ready to answer questions, win prizes, and … Continue reading "Immigration Law Society Interest Meeting and Trivia"
The National Security Law Journal (NSLJ) and International Law Journal (ILJ) are co-hosting NSLJ’s Tenth Anniversary Symposium Series beginning this Friday, February 4th at 12pm. There will be a panel … Continue reading "National Security Law Journal Symposium"
