Stanford Law Review Symposium on American Judicial System
Stanford Law Review is hosting a symposium on Feb. 8-9 entitled “The Independence of the American Judicial System: Politics and the Separation of Powers.”
The symposium will address topics such as how judges and lawyers handle controversial political issues and the influence of judicial elections and lifetime appointments.
ALI participants at the event include keynote speaker Patricia Millett of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Stephen B. Burbank of University of Pennsylvania Law School, Linda Greenhouse of Yale Law School and contributing columnist for the New York Times, Ketanji Brown Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, Leondra R. Kruger of the Supreme Court of California, Erin E. Murphy of Kirkland & Ellis, Jed S. Rakoff of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, Donald B. Verrilli Jr. of Munger, Tolles & Olson, and Albert Yoon of University of Toronto Faculty of Law.
Featured Members
- ALI Torts Reporter Michael Green @WFULawSchool on Policing. Up next § 11.02 on recording of policing questioning, a… https://t.co/aMspRA9O35@AmLawInstMay 20
- Reporter @brandonlgarrett@DukeLaw responds to comments on eyewitness identification procedures #ALI96. Read the d… https://t.co/uq2oiLxKrt@AmLawInstMay 20
- Reporters @barryfriedman1 and @brandonlgarrett continue to receive comment on Policing Principles - now from… https://t.co/jtZFzsh3Eb@AmLawInstMay 20
- Frank Sullivan @IUMcKinney provides comment on the justification for encounters Section of Policing principles.… https://t.co/F2O731oJoe@AmLawInstMay 20
- The first project on today’s agenda is Principles of the Law, Policing with Reporter Barry Friedman and Associate R… https://t.co/nYlEXtb8yd@AmLawInstMay 20