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SUMMARY: Private Rights\, Public Wrongs: Can Private Law Remedy Government 
 Overreach?
DESCRIPTION: Join the Federalist Society and the American Constitution Soci
 ety for a conversation with Professor Zambrano and Professor Wu about the r
 ole of private law in vindicating rights\, remedying wrongs\, and holding p
 owerful actors accountable. From tort liability and damages to injunctions 
 and equitable relief\, private law provides an array of remedies that raise
  fundamental questions […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Join the Federalist Society and the Americ
 an Constitution Society for a conversation with Professor Zambrano and Prof
 essor Wu about the role of private law in vindicating rights\, remedying wr
 ongs\, and holding powerful actors accountable. From tort liability and dam
 ages to injunctions and equitable relief\, private law provides an array of
  remedies that raise fundamental questions about the relationship between i
 ndividual rights\, judicial power\, and government accountability. Lunch wi
 ll be served.</p>
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LOCATION:Langdell Hall\; 225 Vorenberg Classroom - North
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ORGANIZER;CN="Tasha Dambacher":MAILTO:tdambacher@jd28.law.harvard.edu
URL;VALUE=URI:https://hls.harvard.edu/events/private-rights-public-wrongs-c
 an-private-law-remedy-government-overreach/
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