Congratulations to the newly elected officers!

• President - Paul Casi 
• Vice President - Cassie Blausey
• Treasurer - Michael Atkinson

For those still interested in leadership roles please contact Kyle Winham or one of the above listed officers.

 

 

Come and listen and intereact with two experts in the field of voting rights and the United States election process.  Specifically they will discuss the landmark decision of Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, and the implications to American democracy. 

 

Speakers: 

Professor Bradley Smith from Capital University

 and

Mr. John Bonifaz 

 

10/29/12 Noon Room 275

Lunch Provided 

Hear Professor Stephen McAllister, the Solicitor General of Kansas, and Professor Slamanca of the University of Kentucky College of Law debate the issue of Stolen Valor and the attempt of the federal government to criminalize speech. Free Pottbelly Subs provided. 09/18/12 Room 275 @ Noon.

The Federalist Society put on ten events this year at the law school – bringing in prominent speakers from a variety of backgrounds to speak on legal issues.  Thank you for all those who attended our debates.  I would also like to send a big thank you to the Federalist Society officers, Rebekah Gray, Brandon Johnson, and Vince Kline, who were essential in making this another successful year for the organization.

The Federalist Society will be holding elections at 12:15 on April 9th in room 075.  If you are interested in a position or have questions, please reach out to April Wimberg (aascog01@louisville.edu)

Tuesday, 2/27, at noon Christina Hoff Sommers will debate our own Prof. Sweeny on US Ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women.  Moe’s Mexican will be served. Following the debate, there will be a short information session on officer positions available in the Federalist Society.

Please come join us TODAY, March 7th, at noon in Room 275 for an open discussion with Robert Patton, General Counsel from Lexmark, one of the few high tech companies located in Kentucky. Mr. Patton will be discussing laws that are impacting economic growth nationally and locally. The format will be very open – so please bring questions. Plus, we will be serving a delicious lunch from Qdoba! 

Please come join us for an open discussion with Robert Patton, General Counsel from Lexmark, one of the few high tech companies located in Kentucky.  Mr. Patton will be discussing laws that are impacting economic growth nationally and locally.  The format will be very open – so please bring questions.  Plus, we will be serving a delicious lunch from Qdoba!

March 1, 2012, 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Room 275