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 Strategy Summit on Affirmative Action
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| Reclaiming the High Ground 50 Years After Brown |
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Spring IP Law Speaker Series
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| The Kernochan Center will host the last event in the Spring IP Law Speaker Series on April 13, 2004. The discussion will focus on current topics in international copyright law, focusing in particular on the European Union’s new IP enforcement directive. |
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Dean's Cup 2004
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| Halftime will feature the traditional faculty game as well as a student shootout competition. The head-to-head series is tied a one a piece. This year we will try to win
back the cup on our own court! Tickets, raffles and t-shirts can be purchased at the reception and at the gymnasium. |
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"The PATRIOT Act: Keep It, Change It, or Toss It?"
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| This roundtable on the PATRIOT Act will zero in on the issues
that are likely to generate the most debate in Congress during the pending reauthorization debate. We will ask about the Act's surveillance provisions--the so-called "sneak and peak" warrants that allow law enforcement to search homes without advance notice; the sharing of information between law enforcement and intelligence agencies; warrants for information held by third parties, such as library records; and the prohibition on third parties from disclosing that they have turned over information to the authorities. We will also examine the proposed SAFE Act, which would put limits on those provisions. |
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2004 Annual Law and Philosophy Lecture
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| FRANCES KAMM is a leading moral philosopher and one of this country’s
most profound and highly regarded thinkers in bioethics. The work that
she has done on philosophical issues about life and death is without equal
in its combination of imagination and philosophical rigor. |
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Inaugural Nash Chair Lecture
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| If There Is Such A Thing: Sex, Death and "Post-Racial" Critical Legal Theory.
By Kendall Thomas, Nash Professor of Law.
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