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Verrilli and Clement at the Corporate Counsel Institute
Posted on March 15, 2013
Regarding the Supreme Court’s business cases, there may not be one case right now that “looks like a blockbuster,” said former Solicitor General Paul Clement at Georgetown Law’s Corporate Council Institute on March 8. “But I...
The Forgotten Genocides
Posted on March 8, 2013
“As long as I live, it is my duty is to fight anti-Semitism and to explain what can happen when there is such a genocide as the one that Hitler committed,” said Jacqueline Birn, who was...
Not “If” But “How” — A Symposium on Climate Change
Posted on March 4, 2013
“It’s not if the United States will do something about climate change,” said Gina McCarthy, recently nominated to head the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. “It’s all about how.” McCarthy spoke February 21 at a two-day symposium...
Alumni Banquet Features Justice Kagan
Posted on February 27, 2013
The Georgetown Law Journal, which launched in 1912, is beginning its second century — and more than 100 journal alums showed up at the Law Center on February 23 to celebrate. And with Supreme Court Associate...
Clinic Students Do Supreme Work in McBurney v. Young
Posted on February 25, 2013
It was the ultimate in experiential learning. On February 20, Visiting Professor Brian Wolfman, co-director of Georgetown Law’s Institute for Public Representation, fellow Anne King (LL.M.’14) and 10 clinic students headed to the Supreme Court to...
GEMALaw Symposium Spotlights Alumni
Posted on February 19, 2013
“What law school did for me was give me options — options in the way to think, options in the way to live, options on the way to organize thoughts,” said Andrew Brandt (L’85), this year’s...
