Join the Scalia Law Federalist Society for a panel on Federal Clerkships with two of our distinguished alumni! We will be joined by Mr. Daniel Shapiro, an attorney with Consovoy McCarthy, a former clerk for Judge Naomi Rao on the Washington, D.C. Circuit, and for Justice Clarence Thomas of the U.S. Supreme Court, and Professor … Continue reading "Federal Clerkship Panel"
Please join our Scalia community for donuts, from Krispy Kreme!
Join the Federalist Society and Mr. Ashley Keller for a conversation on the fallacy of corporate speech. Ashley Keller is one of the founding Partners of Keller Postman. An experienced … Continue reading "Corporate Speech, A Fallacy with Ashley Keller"
Thanksgiving Recess
University Closed (Winter Break)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday observed – University Closed
The Federalist Society's DC Young Lawyers Chapter and the George Mason Student Chapter, are hosting an event to remember William Consovoy. Jennifer Mascott, Todd Zywicki, and Thomas McCarthy will share … Continue reading "Remembering William Consovoy"
Please join our Scalia community for donuts and bagels, from Krispy Kreme and Einstein Bagels!
Antonin Scalia Law School students are invited to chat about important policy topics and current events, while learning about each other’s perspectives. Participants will be matched with students of differing … Continue reading "Public Discourse Project’s: Discussion over Division"
Three-way debate between Walter Block, Professor of Economics, Loyola University; Shannon Fyfe, Professor of Philosopy, George Mason University; and C'zar Bernstein, Associate, Consovoy McCarthy; each advocating for a different position … Continue reading "Debate on Abortion: Pro-Life, Pro-Choice, & Evictionist"
The Journal of Law, Economics & Policy is hosting a discussion with Walter Block, Professor of Economics, Loyola University. The topics for discussion include blackmail, immigration, and intellectual property. Please … Continue reading "Legal Issues: A Libertarian Analysis"
Antonin Scalia Law School students are invited to chat about important policy topics and current events, while learning about each other’s perspectives. Participants will be matched with students of differing … Continue reading "Public Discourse Project’s: Discussion over Division"
