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Panel Two: Is the Administrative State a Threat to Individual Liberty?

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Luncheon & Keynote Address

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A Discussion on Stablecoins

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Panel One: The Role of a Justice in the Ohio Supreme Court System

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The Application of the Constitution to the Territories

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Banquet, Founders & Foes (An Exchange)

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Toasting 40 Years of The Federalist Society with Professor Lillian R. BeVier

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V: Modern Debates, Old Insights: The Federalists, Anti-Federalists, and Executive Power (Panel)

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IV: Resolved: The Federalists Designed a Constitution of Plenary Federal Power (Debate)

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III: 21st Century Federalism: A View from the States (Roundtable)

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II: The Anti-Federalists: Planting Seeds of American Populism (Panel)

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I: Were the Founders Themselves Originalists? (Panel)

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Pre-Symposium Panel: Young Legal Scholars

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Welcome & Opening Remarks

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Sundown for the SUNSET Rule?

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Panel VI: 1995 National Student Symposium, The Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment [Archive Collection]

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Panel V: Is Originalism Possible? Historical Indeterminacy

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Panel One: Redistricting in Florida: 2010s vs. 2020s

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Remarks from Attorney General Ashley Moody [Florida Chapters Conference]

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Featured Fireside Chat with Gov. Ron DeSantis and Kayleigh McEnany [Florida Chapters Conference]

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Keynote Address by Vice President Michael R. Pence

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Justice Breyer: His Legacy and Thoughts on His Replacement

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Panel IV: Is Originalism Possible? Normative Indeterminacy and the Judicial Role [Archive Collection]

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Panel III: What is Originalism? [Archive Collection]

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Working In-House: Perspectives from Corporate Counsel

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Abortion, Dobbs, and The Future of the Conservative Legal Movement

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Panel I: Originalism and the Dead Hand [Archive Collection]

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Panel II: Constitutionalism and Originalism

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1995 National Student Symposium, Opening Remarks [Archive Collection]

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Keynote Address by Vivek Ramaswamy

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Panel Three: Critical Race Theory in K-12 Public Schools

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Panel One: Big Tech: Government Regulation of Social Media Content Moderation by Big Tech: Good or Bad?

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Panel Two: Defending Unpopular Clients: The Ethics of Targeting Attorneys, Firms, and Clients for Reprisals

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Panel Four: School Choice in Action [Archive Collection]

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Panel Three: School Choice: The Next Civil Rights Crusade? [Archive Collection]

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Feddie Night Festivus: Blackman vs. Everybody!

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Luncheon: Address by Linda Chavez, Center for Equal Opportunity [Archive Collection]

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Hon. Robert H. Bork Memorial Lecture

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Showcase Panel IV: Law, Science, and Public Policy

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13th Annual Rosenkranz Debate & Luncheon

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Second Amendment: Next Steps in the Unfolding Litigation Battle

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Private Power and Eminent Domain

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ABA Law School Accreditation Standards

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Showcase Panel III: Corporate and Academic Management Today

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20th Annual Barbara K. Olson Memorial Lecture

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Originalism: Perspectives from the Bench

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China, Global Companies, and Human Rights

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Is Anyone Still Committed to Free Speech?

249

Federalism and Broadband Spending: Finding the Right Approach

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"Cancel Culture" Comes to Financial Services

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Classrooms, Curricula, and the Law

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Showcase Panel II: Private Control Over Public Discussion

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2021 Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner

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Religious Liberty after Fulton v. City of Philadelphia

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Criminal Justice 2021 and The Rule of Law

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Administrative Inquisitions? How Agencies Initiate, Conduct, and Conclude Investigations

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"Progressive" HR in 2021: The Solution or the Problem?

258

The Antitrust Revolution?

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IP Law and Culture

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A View From In-House

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The Separation of Powers and Political Polarization

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Federal Consent Decrees: Good Governance, an Expansion of Federal Power, or Both?

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Showcase Panel I: Social Activism and Corporate Leadership

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Opening Address by Amul Thapar

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Panel Two: School Choice in the Courts [Archive Collection]

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Panel One: The History and Politics of School Choice [Archive Collection]

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Federalism in the Age of Pandemic Health Measures

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Panel III: Speech-Policing the Virtual Town Square

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Panel II: Antitrust in the the Age of the Trillion-Dollar Company

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Fireside Chat with Paul Grewal, Chief Legal Officer of Coinbase

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Panel I: Privacy for and from the Digital Person

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Opening and a Conversation on Regulation as Opportunity

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Making Sense of Significant Potential Tax Reforms: From Global Minimums to Personal Estates

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How to Fix the Budget Mess

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Government-Mandated Vaccine Requirements: OSHA, Jacobson, and the Legacy of Buck v. Bell

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Closing Remarks by Hon. Daniel Cameron

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Panel 3: Supreme Court Preview

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Panel 2: Separation of Powers During Emergencies

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Panel 1: Criminal Justice Reform

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Opening Remarks and Keynote Address by Hon. Jeffrey S. Sutton

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Panel IV: The Anti-Federalists after 200 Years: Pundits or Prophets?

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Panel Three: Critical Race Theory in Schools

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Panel Two: School Choice and Education Reforms During COVID-19

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Lunch and Keynote Address: What Causes, and What Might Cure, Campus Illiberalism?

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Panel One: Racial Preferences in Higher Education: What are the Consequences and What Will the Supreme Court Do?

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Debate: The Federalist and the Contemporary Debate on Term Limits [Archive Collection]

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Panel III: Liberty and Constitutional Architecture [Archive Collection]

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Digital Assets in 2021

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Panel II: To Govern and Be Governed: The Federalist's Vision of Representative Democracy [Archive Collection]

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The Two-Party System

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Virtual Supreme Court Preview

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2021 Supreme Court Preview

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Fourth Annual Gregory S. Coleman Memorial Lecture & Luncheon

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Panel 2: Big Tech and The Future of Section 230

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Advice for Young Lawyers Roundtable

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Panel I: Philosophical Foundations of The Federalist: The Nature of Law and the Nature of Man [Archive Collection]

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Closing Address by Senator Mike Lee

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Panel Two: Where We Might Be Headed: Examining Proposed Antitrust Bills and Their Marketplace Implications

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Panel One: How We Got Here: The Evolution of Antitrust Law and the Consumer Welfare Standard

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Opening Discussion: Republishing The Antitrust Paradox