"RUMSFELD v. FAIR: Exploring the Solomon Amendment Challenge"
An Address by
ERWIN W. CHEMERINSKY
Leading American Constitutional Law Scholar
Duke University Law School Professor
with Response by
JACKIE A. GARDINA
BC Law School Class of 1999
Vermont Law School Professor
and introduction by
Kent Greenfield
FAIR President, BC Law Professor
presented by the Coalition for Equality at Boston College Law School
Friday, March 3, 2006
2pm, Room EW 120
As the Supreme Court prepares to rule on Rumsfeld v FAIR , Prof. Erwin Chemerinsky, one of the top Constitutional Law scholars in America, will provide his groundbreaking analysis of the case. You don't want to miss the insight (and wit!) of this Con Law giant, bestselling author, Supreme Court advocate, and named FAIR respondent. His remarks will be followed by Prof. Jackie Gardina, an incredible BCLS alum who is currently teaching at Vermont Law School, a school which has already lost its federal funding because it stood up against Solomon and in support of equality; her work against discrimination has been unflaggingly eloquent. Please join us for this amazing discussion.
An Address by
ERWIN W. CHEMERINSKY
Leading American Constitutional Law Scholar
Duke University Law School Professor
with Response by
JACKIE A. GARDINA
BC Law School Class of 1999
Vermont Law School Professor
and introduction by
Kent Greenfield
FAIR President, BC Law Professor
presented by the Coalition for Equality at Boston College Law School
Friday, March 3, 2006
2pm, Room EW 120
As the Supreme Court prepares to rule on Rumsfeld v FAIR , Prof. Erwin Chemerinsky, one of the top Constitutional Law scholars in America, will provide his groundbreaking analysis of the case. You don't want to miss the insight (and wit!) of this Con Law giant, bestselling author, Supreme Court advocate, and named FAIR respondent. His remarks will be followed by Prof. Jackie Gardina, an incredible BCLS alum who is currently teaching at Vermont Law School, a school which has already lost its federal funding because it stood up against Solomon and in support of equality; her work against discrimination has been unflaggingly eloquent. Please join us for this amazing discussion.
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