Tag: SCOTUS

2020 has been a notable year for reproductive rights. On one hand, the Supreme Court has decided June Medical Services v. Russo, its first abortion-related case following the changeover from Justices Scalia and Kennedy to Gorsuch and Kavanaugh. On the other hand, the COVID-19 pandemic has also impacted access to abortion, sexual health, and reproductive […]

The Harvard Immigration Project proud to host “Total and Complete Shutdown: A Panel Discussion on Trump v. Hawaii, and the Travel Ban”. This will be a panel discussion on the current administration’s so called “travel ban” . This panel will facilitate a critical dialogue that touches upon the political climate which gave rise to this […]

Please join ACS in welcoming Professor Anna Lvovsky for a discussion of the judicial presumption of police expertise. Prof. Lvovsky teaches the history of policing, criminal law, and evidence at HLS, and her scholarship includes the role of moral judgement in the Supreme Court’s Fourth Amendment jurisprudence. Her talk will include the chance for Q&A, […]

Join the Harvard Journal on Legislation for the professors panel of the Fall Symposium – Electoral Redistricting: Present and Future. The panel will include leading redistricting and gerrymandering scholars in the fields of law and political science. Come learn about the current state of electoral redistricting and how it may evolve in the near future. […]

Join the Harvard Journal on Legislation for the litigators panel of the Fall Symposium – Electoral Redistricting: Present and Future. The panel will include preeminent electoral and redistricting law litigators, including counsel from Gill v. Whitford, North Carolina v. Covington, Common Cause v. Rucho, Abbott v. Perez and other cases. Come learn more about recent […]

Join the Harvard Journal on Legislation for the opening lecture of the Fall Symposium – Electoral Redistricting: Present and Future. Visiting professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos will deliver welcoming remarks to kick off the three day symposium. Come learn more about the current issues in electoral redistricting, recent developments and cases, and lingering questions. Lunch provided. Sponsored […]

Q&A between Dean John F. Manning and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan. A Harvard ID will be required for admission to the lecture and no backpacks, laptops, recording devices, cameras, food, or drink will be allowed in the Milstein East rooms. Overflow seating available in Milstein West.

Join the Interfaith Conference for our closing event, in the series “Religion & Politics: Pulpits to Primaries.” We will explore the topic of how religious ideology could inform a new Supreme Court.

William Consovoy of the law firm Consovoy McCarthy will discuss his work in Fisher v. Texas and in a lawsuit against Harvard challenging the use of racial preferences in admissions.