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The Administrative State, Its Supporters and Its Discontents

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Fireside Chat with FTC Chair Lina Khan

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Showcase Panel II: Whither Precedent?

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Religious Liberty in the Work-and-Market-place

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The Judiciary's Federalist Revival

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After Dobbs and Samia: The Potential Implications of Applying a Dobbs Lens to the Supreme Court’s Constitutional Criminal Jurisprudence

107

Originalist Perspectives on Ethics and the Supreme Court

108

A Creature of Statute: American Antitrust Law

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Defend the Constitution, Save the Planet: The Role of Public Interest Groups in Shaping Environmental Law

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Do States Enjoy a Special Solicitude?

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The Future of DEI in Business

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Hyperextension? Federal Financial Agencies & Cryptocurrency Regulation

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Showcase Panel I: Roundtable: Originalism on the Ground

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Panel I: New York Times v. Sullivan

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Panel II: U.S. Supreme Court Review

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Keynote Address & Luncheon

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Fireside Chat with Vice President Mike Pence

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Censorship by Proxy?

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The Administrative State on Trial?

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Luncheon Panel: Fireside Chat on the State of Antitrust

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The Role of Executive Branch Lawyers and The Presidential Records Act Compliance

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Environmental Justice, Civil Rights, and the Rule of Law

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Welcome & Plenary Session: Regulatory Review Reset?

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Panel II: School Choice

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Panel I: Recent Developments on Parental Rights

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Opening Remarks

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Panel II: The Future of the Wisconsin Supreme Court

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Panel I: Path to the Judiciary in Wisconsin

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$64,000 Questions — Obtaining Information from the Executive Branch

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Banquet, Keynote Address with Governor Greg Abbott, and Presentation of the Annual Joseph Story Award and Feddie Awards*

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Panel V: Is Judicial Review Democratic?

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Panel IV: Does Federalism Lead to a More United or Disunited Democracy?

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Panel III: Unique Aspects of American Democracy: Structural Bugs or Features?

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Panel II: The Democratic Election Process: What is Fair and Who Decides Fairness?

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Panel I: What is Democracy?

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Panel 3: Progressive Prosecutors: Decarceration, “Harm of Policing” and Bail Reform

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Panel 2: Recent Developments in Election Law

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Panel 1: The Not So Wild West? How Regulations Have Affected Land Use in the Western States

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Keynote Address: "Why We Are Fighting to Protect Free Speech in Missouri v. Biden"

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Panel 3: Post-Dobbs Abortion Legislation in Missouri

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Panel 2: The Role of a Judge - A Conversation with Federal and State Appellate Judges and Federal District Court Judges

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Panel 1: "Do Words Matter?"

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Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard: Affirmative Action Goes to Court

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Showcase Panel IV: The Regulatory Power of Bar Associations

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14th Annual Rosenkranz Debate & Luncheon

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Environmental Law After West Virginia v. EPA: Can the Biden Administration’s “Whole of Government” Approaches Survive Judicial Review?

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The Judge’s Role in Choosing a Successor

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Special Session II: Second Amendment: Aftermath of Bruen; What's Next at the State Level?

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Hon. Robert H. Bork Memorial Lecture

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Showcase Panel III: Lawyers, the Adversarial System, and Social Justice

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The Russian Invasion of Ukraine and International Law, Order, and Security

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Special Session I: Dobbs, Roe, Casey, and the Rule of Law

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Is Executive Soft Power a Threat to Free Speech?

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The Largest Ever Federal Infusion of Broadband Funding: Necessary Investment or Waste of Taxpayer Money?

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Central Bank Digital Currencies: A New Tool for Government Control?

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Address by Senator Michael S. Lee

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Showcase Panel II: The Mission of Law Schools

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Religious Liberty and Education: Kennedy, Carson, and Parental Rights

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The Major Questions Doctrine: West Virginia v. EPA

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What Can Be Done About Violent Crime?

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Competition and Innovation Policy for Tomorrow

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Woke, Smoke, or Smart: Regulators Push for ESG

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Render Law Unto Congress and Execution Unto the Executive: The Supreme Court Rebalances Constitutional Power

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Showcase Panel I: The Legal Profession and Constitutional Culture

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Opening Address by Hon. William H. Pryor Jr.

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Navigating Business Challenges in Red and Blue States

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Is the National Association of Attorneys General in Need of Reform?

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Panel 1: Rising Crime Rates and Criminal Justice Reform

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Young Lawyers Panel – Career Opportunities in Constitutional Litigation

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Gregory S. Coleman Memorial Lecture & Luncheon

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Panel 2: The Law of Democracy: Recent and Future Developments in Election Law

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Panel 1: State Constitutionalism in North Carolina

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Fireside Chat

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Lunch & Introductory Remarks

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Supreme Court Candidate Forum

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Luncheon Speech with Former Attorney General William Barr

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1988 National Lawyers Convention, After the Independent Counsel Decision [Archive Collection]

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Did the Law Cause Columbine? [Archive Collection]

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Banquet and Address by Attorney General Richard Thornburgh [Archive Collection]

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Courthouse Steps Decision: Vega v. Tekoh

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Courthouse Steps Decisions: Denezpi and Ysleta

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Biden’s Antitrust Agenda: Mission Creep or Mission Achieved?

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Fireside Chat: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Live Not By Lies

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Freedom of Thought Dinner & Panel

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Courthouse Steps Decision: Carson v. Makin

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Regulating the New Crypto Ecosystem: Necessary Regulation or Crippling Future Innovation?

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Regulating the New Crypto Ecosystem: SEC Commissioner Hon. Hestor M. Peirce

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The Return of Supplemental Environmental Projects

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The Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act: Is this the beginning of the end of mandatory employment arbitrat

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Address on Judges and the Law [Archive Collection]

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Public and Private Regulation: What's Driving ESG?

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Panel One: The Modern Evolution of the Wisconsin Supreme Court

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Panel Two: U.S. Supreme Court Review

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Chevron and the States: A Conversation with Governors' General Counsel about Judicial Deference to State Administrative Agency Interpretatio

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Judicial Activism and the Role of the Judiciary [Archive Collection]

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Panel 3 - Should the Land of Lincoln Cancel Lincoln?

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Panel 2 - Better Believe It: Free Exercise and the First Amendment

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Panel 1 - Different Perspectives on The Fourteenth Amendment

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1996 James Madison Lecture [Archive Collection]

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Panel Three: Tech / Consumer Protection & Data Privacy