92NY Law of the Land: Supreme Court Year in Review Talk

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Wednesday July 9th 7:00 PM Eastern Time from 25 Co Produced
with the Forum on Life, Culture and Society.
A true fan favorite. Our annual informative,
accessible and always entertaining review of the
Supreme Court S most recent termwith a lively group of High

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Court experts. It was yet another blockbuster
year for the Supreme Court, filled with emergency challenges
to many of President Trump S executive orders testing
presidential authority on deportation and the slashing of
the federal budget. The term featured cases on
birthright citizenship, religious charter schools,

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transition care for trans youths, the regulation of ghost
guns, parental rights over school curriculum, age
verification for Internet access, regulation of liquid
flavored E cigarettes, TikTok, and national security, Mexico S
lawsuit against American gun manufacturers, the storage of

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nuclear waste, and reverse employment discrimination.
Join us for a conversation with Supreme Court advocate and
former Deputy Solicitor General of the United States Neil
Katyal, Truro Law Center constitutional law scholar and
professor Tiffany Graham, Georgetown Law School Dean

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William Trenor, President and CEO of the National Constitution
Center Jeffrey Rosen, and moderated by law professor and
legal analyst Dane Rosenbaum. The Forum on Life, Culture and
Society Fox brings together influential artists, government
leaders, members of the legal profession, and public

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intellectuals to examine the bigideas of our day, particularly
in matters regarding law, justice, human rights, and civil
society. Fox hosts a film series, a
conversation series, Trials and Error and Law of the Land.
The Supreme Court S year in review and has proudly partnered

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with 92 New York for many years.Learn more at FOLC s.org.
This program is part of the Newmark Civic Life Series, known
for conversations with leading experts exploring pro democracy
efforts at this critical moment in the US and around the world,
supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies.

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