Reshaping American Life: Today’s Supreme Court in Historical Context, and its Potential Impact on our Future

Reshaping American Life: Today’s Supreme Court in Historical
Context and Its Potential Impact on our Future

April 23, 2024
12:15–1:30 PM PT (3:15–4:30 PM ET)

Location:
In-Person: UC Berkeley Law, 175 Booth Auditorium, Berkeley, CA
Virtual: Livestream link will be sent to remote attendees

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Program Description:

Few would dispute that the current Supreme Court is shaking up the legal landscape in ways that strike at settled expectations from a generation ago. But is the Court really acting differently from its predecessors? And what does this tell us about what we can expect from this Court going forward?

Moderator:
Justice Carol Corrigan, California Supreme Court

Speakers:

Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, Berkeley Law School
Professor Jonathan Adler, Case Western Reserve Law

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