NDLS Communicator

Document Type

Newsletter

Publication Date

11-18-2024

Abstract

The Latest News

  • What Would You Fight For? Fighting for Religious Liberty
  • ND Education Law Project files amicus brief in support of families excluded from California program because of their faith
  • Notre Dame BLSA visits NYC for networking with top law firms and insights on DEI initiatives
  • University of San Diego Law Professor Steven Smith delivers the Rice-Hasson Distinguished Lecture
  • Notre Dame Law students provide critical legal aid through Appalachia Externship
  • Notre Dame Law School co-hosts Law and Finance Conference, faculty members present research.

Faculty News and Briefs

  • Bruce Huber wrote an article for The Conversation about the challenges of eliminating fossil fuels because of global governmental subsidies.
  • Last week, Mary Ellen O'Connell spoke on a panel about "Opening questions in governing AI" at a conference jointly sponsored by the Global Commission on Responsible AI in the military domain and South Africa's Defense AI Research Unit.
  • Last week, Diane Desierto spoke on a panel at the 2024 National Lawyers Convention about U.S. engagement with the International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court.
  • Christine Venter spoke at a roundtable at the University of Michigan Law School about her forthcoming article on Developing a Professional Identity. The article will appear in the Michigan Journal of Gender and the Law.
  • Nicole Garnett's co-authored article about Loffman v. California was featured in Mosaic Magazine.
  • This week, Derek Muller was featured on the 1A NPR podcast where he spoke about anticipations for President Biden's last few months in office.
  • Kari Gallagher moderated a panel, "Effective Revising and Editing," for The Clerkship College, a two-day clerkship preparation program cosponsored by Wake Forest University School of Law Program for Leadership and Character and the Legal Writing Institute.
  • On Tuesday, Rick Garnett will speak on "Religion and the American Constitutional Experiment" as part of the Hesburgh Lecture Series for the Notre Dame Club of McHenry County (Illinois).
  • David McIlroy's chapter on "The Reformation and human rights" is forthcoming in The legal legacy of the Reformation: Catholic and Protestant approaches to law (Routledge, 2024).

Events

Monday, November 18

  • Law and Economics Workshop: Sadie Blanchard, ESG Reputational Reckoning Bonds, 12:30 p.m. in 2130 Faculty Meeting Room
  • Book Talk: “Ending Persecution: Charting a Path to Global Religious Freedom” by Knox Thames, 12:30-1:45 p.m. in 1310 Biolchini Hall. Boxed lunches provided.

Tuesday, November 19

  • Faculty and Staff Birthday Celebration! 9:00 a.m. in 3140 Eck Hall Coffee and light breakfast provided.
  • Public Lecture with Judge Eric Murphy, US Court of Appeals - Sixth Circuit, 12:30 p.m. in 3140 Eck Hall, “The Importance of Levels of Generality in Constitutional Interpretation” Hosted by the Program of Constitutional Structure

Thursday, Nov. 28-Friday, Nov. 29

  • Thanksgiving Break

Around the Water Cooler

  • Jenna Tracy, an adjunct faculty member for the IP Externship, welcomed her firstborn baby, Martin, on November 2.

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