And finally, our ACS Student Chapter of the Year (!!!) is ACS at @WMLawSchool! This annual award is presented to the chapter that has shown the greatest strength in meeting ACS’s mission and goals, and @ACSLawWM has gone above and beyond this year!
Timothy Zick of @WMLawSchool explains why the president’s “if you don’t like it, you can leave” response to public dissent is deeply anti-American. https://t.co/KC3CtlYLZF
everyone should celebrate juneteenth and commemorate the single most revolutionary event in american history, the destruction of chattel slavery and the liberation of millions of people from an evil system of extraction and expropriation https://t.co/n2aafGGoj6
On Juneteenth, we celebrate our capacity to make real the promise of our founding, that thing inside each of us that says America is not yet finished, that compels all of us to fight for justice and equality until this country we love more closely aligns with our highest ideals.
Outside the Oval Office, I kept a painting of a small crowd huddled around a pocketwatch, waiting for the moment the Emancipation Proclamation took effect. On Juneteenth, we celebrate the anniversary of that news - freedom - reaching slaves in Texas. And something more:
"Calls to be mindful of judicial legitimacy are passe; conservatives demand activism of the court they believe they have captured...The only thing that matters is that they 'won' — and that nothing stands in the way of conservative outcomes." https://t.co/6vZtON8el0
At the #ACS2019 National Convention, watch @karaswisher of @Recode moderate a panel on artificial intelligence and the law.
Register today! https://t.co/n5VVBeLkhs
"We are now eyewitnesses to the third great assault on our judiciary." - Judge Carlton Reeves
Hear more from Judge Reeves at the #ACS2019 National Convention, June 6-8 in Washington, D.C.! Register: https://t.co/n5VVBeLkhs https://t.co/GxhfwQb58N
"Barr’s job was to end the investigation, block Trump’s prosecution, and help Trump attack the investigators. And that’s exactly what he’s doing." https://t.co/ZlzugZOwXJ
One reason it may seem many young women are just now waking up to our dire situation/ lack of rights is we were never integrated into previous "waves" of feminism & are discouraged by more experienced feminists from participating in the struggle for our own liberation.
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Nice to see the energy surrounding voting rights restoration. Seems like a good time to give a shout out to the great work my colleague Rebecca Green is doing in Virginia through @WMLawSchool's "Revive My Vote" project: https://t.co/NTUHZKzhnr
Our #ACS2019 National Convention Public Interest Fellowship and National Convention Student Scholarship are now open!
Apply by April 30 to receive discounted registration, accommodations, and/or travel.
Learn more: https://t.co/n5VVBeLkhs
🇺🇸 ACS W&M Election Day is in the books—congratulations to President-Elect Richard Batzler and the rest of the 2019-20 Executive Board! Another successful year is on the way 👏🏼
Listen: Prof. Tim Zick discusses "Practical Equality: Forging Justice in a Divided Nation," with its author, Prof. @robertltsai@AUWCL https://t.co/n11jLej2xQ
It can't be emphasized enough that Bill Barr, not Bob Mueller, decided that President Trump couldn't be charged with obstruction of justice. (And Mueller never interviewed Trump, so how could he or Barr confidently assess Trump's intent to obstruct?)
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Here’s what we know without a doubt: A hostile foreign government systematically interfered in our electoral process to benefit one candidate, and that candidate is now president of the United States. https://t.co/1EMIH97F9f
📡 On Wednesday, come on out to hear U.S. District Court Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia (and William & Mary Law adjunct professor) John A. Gibney discuss what he sees as “An Alarming Trend: Supreme Court Limits on Rights Under Section 1983.” https://t.co/NHrgV1XWPF