Lecture

Empowering Insights: Judge Penny Brown Reynolds Highlights Justice and Leadership at Albany State President’s Lecture Series

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Albany, Georgia – The Albany State University President’s Lecture Series recently welcomed Judge Penny Brown Reynolds, a respected figure in the judicial community and an advocate for justice and equity. The event offered a platform for Reynolds to share her insights and experiences, inspiring attendees with her commitment to public service and the rule of law. As the first African American female judge in her circuit, Reynolds emphasized the importance of representation within the legal system. Her remarks resonated with students and faculty alike, particularly as discussions about diversity and inclusion are increasingly relevant in … Read more

At a Critical Juncture: Law Professor Urges Future Lawyers to Stand Firm for Democracy in Final Lecture

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Boston, Massachusetts – As he marked his 30th year of teaching constitutional law at Boston College Law School, Professor Kent Greenfield delivered a sobering final lecture to his first-year students, reflecting on the current state of democracy and legal practice in the United States. Greenfield acknowledged the challenges that accompany teaching constitutional law during tumultuous times, stating that both educators and students are navigating a “dangerous moment.” He urged his students to consider the fragile state of their democracy and the legal principles underpinning it, citing historical examples to illustrate his points. He recalled the … Read more

LSU Law Professor Suspended After First Amendment Lecture, Claims Free Speech Concerns

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BATON ROUGE, La. — A law professor at Louisiana State University has been placed on paid administrative leave following a lecture on the First Amendment and its implications on interactions between the public and law enforcement. Ken Levy, the professor in question, had delivered this lecture right before the administrative action was taken. Jill Craft, Levy’s attorney, stated that the university has not provided specific reasons for the decision to place her client on leave. She expressed her client’s intention to assert his rights, highlighting the irony in the suppression of free speech in an … Read more

Contempt of Court and Disobedient Jurors: Judge Gives Fiery Lecture on Importance of Legal System

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Polson, Montana – Disregarding a court order and a lack of cooperation from jurors prompted Judge Molly Owen to deliver a stern lecture at Polson District Court on January 24th. Numerous individuals were summoned to appear before Judge Owen to explain why they had failed to fulfill their jury duty obligations for a trial scheduled on December 4, 2023. During the hearing, Owen emphasized the significance of jury trials, the crucial role of jurors, and the importance of the legal system. Furthermore, Judge Owen expressed her dissatisfaction with the behaviors of Sunny Katherinne White, 29, … Read more