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With several events taking place each day, GW Law is a hub of legal activity. From moot court competitions judged by Supreme Court justices to lectures by prominent legal minds to career development programs, the Law School is always abuzz with activities that benefit students, faculty, and the GW community.
CNN
Catherine J. Ross speaks about Miller v. Jenkins, a recent child custody case involving same-sex parents.
The New York Times
Ira C. Lupu on religious institutions' rights and responsibilities under anti-discrimination sexual orientation laws.
The New York Times'
"Room for Debate"
Daniel J. Solove pens "Privacy Should Be Protected" for the topic, "Does Tiger Woods Have a Right to Privacy?"
The Nation
"Ten Things You Can Do to Reduce Incarceration" with Paul Butler.
TIME
Jonathan Turley on the legal issues behind the White House party crashers.
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Upcoming Events
Thursday, January 21
Supreme Court reporter Joan Biskupic, author of American Original: The Life and Constitution of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, will speak and take questions. (3pm, Tasher Great Room)
Thursday, January 21
Lawlapalooza Research Fair hosted by the Burns Law Library. (12-3pm, Kelly Lounge & Burns Moot Court Room)
Wednesday, January 27
"An Examination of Golan v. Holder." (12noon, L101)
Wednesday, February 10
I.P. Speaker Series presents University of Toronto Faculty of Law Professor Abraham Drassinower. (noon, FCC)
Thursday, February 18
Government Procurement Law Program 50th Anniversary Gala (more).
Saturday, February 20
Law Revue Show.
Professor Shelton and Secretary of State Clinton
Professor Dinah L. Shelton has been elected to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Shelton, here with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton June 2 in Honduras, is the first woman nominated by the United States to the IACHR.
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Judge Sonia Sotomayor
Read about Judge Sotomayor's visit to GW Law in 2006 and watch C-SPAN coverage of the Van Vleck Moot Court Finals with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and fellow Second Circuit Judge Guido Calabresi.
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