A group of attorneys previewed the upcoming new Supreme Court term, including cases addressing the gun rights of people who are under domestic violence restraining orders, the constitutional…
482 viewsSupreme Court experts reviewed the court’s most recent term and previewed the next term scheduled to start on October 7, 2019. Speakers analyzed the court’s rulings on gerrymandering, the 20…
428 viewsTwo teams of litigators faced off in a trivia competition, answering questions on U.S. Supreme Court history. The National Constitution Center and Heritage Foundation co-hosted the contest.
583 viewsThe Heritage Foundation held a forum examining some of Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s rulings through the years. The panel of experts included two former law clerks to Judge K…
1,004 viewsLegal scholars assessed the effects of the judicial appointments made under President Trump and previous administrations. This discussion was part of the Republican National Lawyers Associat…
150 viewsLegal scholars and attorneys debated the implications of a South Dakota law imposing sales tax on out-of-state internet businesses with no physical presence in the state. The Supreme Court o…
348 viewsLegal analysts previewed 2017-18 Supreme Court-term cases involving freedom of speech issues. The cases they discussed weigh issues of union membership and collective bargaining fees, wearin…
823 viewsSupreme Court attorneys and reporters reviewed the big cases from the high court’s 2016-17 term. Topics included decisions trademarks and redistricting, the potential impact of new Justice N…
1,061 viewsConservative legal scholars talked about the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. They examined some of his rulings in the areas of religious liberty, free speech, and givi…
862 viewsThree former law clerks of Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, as well as his former law partner, talked about their experiences working with him, as well as his qualifications to serve on t…
1,082 viewsLegal scholars and news correspondents reviewed some of the cases decided in the the 2014-2015 Supreme Court term. Among the decisions they discussed were health insurance subsidies in the A…
541 viewsHouse Judiciary Committee Chair Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) spoke about President Obama’s use of presidential powers. He argued that President Obama was not fully executing laws by his use of execu…
632 viewsPanelists talked about Supreme Court rulings striking down campaign contribution limits, and how the issue relates to First Amendment free speech rights. Topics included a proposed constitut…
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