Join us for "Constructing the Whole First Amendment: Examining the Roles of Text, Doctrine, and History," a timely and essential symposium presented by the Notre Dame Law Review and the Center for Citizenship & Constitutional Government.
This comprehensive event will take place on Friday, October 31st in the McCartan Courtroom and is dedicated to a deep, academic examination of the First Amendment's foundational clauses. Starting with Welcome & Opening Remarks at 9:15 AM, the day is structured around three expert-led panels:
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Panel I: The Assembly Clause at 9:30 AM
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Panel II: The Free Speech Clause at 11:15 AM
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Panel III: The Religion Clauses at 1:30 PM
Hear from distinguished scholars and legal experts who will explore the crucial interplay between the historical context, legal precedent (doctrine), and the actual text of the First Amendment.
Take a break for Snacks & Starbucks Coffee at 10:45 AM and join us for Lunch at 12:30 PM in Eck 1140.
Originally published at constudies.nd.edu.