Regulation journal to host symposium on constitutional rights

This calendar year marks The Scholar’s 25th anniversary as a legislation journal. Mainly because of this substantial milestone, the roster of speakers is stuffed with distinguished customers of the Texas authorized neighborhood. Embracing the concept of “Constitutional Improvements and Navigating the Regulation,” the party will function various attorneys, professors of legislation and community officials presenting on authorized changes in their follow location over the very last 25 a long time.

The Yearly Symposium usually takes position from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 24, at The DoSeum, 2800 Broadway St. Breakfast and lunch will be provided, and the Mariachi Orgullo del Surfrom Graebner Elementary College will complete.

The symposium program and checklist of speakers involve: 

A panel speaking about the ever-modifying landscape of constitutional prison rights, featuring: 
The Hon. Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez (J.D. ’01) — Bexar County Courtroom 13
Joe Gonzales (B.A. ’81, J.D. ’88) — Bexar County District Legal professional
Gerald Goldstein, J.D.  — Nationally renowned felony protection lawyer and Senior Associate at Goldstein & Orr
Matthew Howard (J.D. ’13) and Lauren Zamora (J.D. ’04) — Running Director and Attorney at the Bexar County District Attorney’s Business Conviction Integrity Unit
Moderated by Alexandra Klein, J.D.  — Assistant Professor of Law at the St. Mary’s University Faculty of Legislation
Amy Hardberger, J.D. — Professor of Regulation at Texas Tech College Faculty of Legislation and Director for the Center for Water Law and Policy
Jeff Wurzburg, J.D., LL.M. — Senior Counsel at Norton, Rose, Fulbright LLP, Chair of the American Bar Association Wellbeing Regulation Part Managed Care Fascination Team, and former lawyer at the U.S. Department of Wellbeing and Human Expert services Business office of the Basic Counsel
Suzanne Patrick, J.D., and Krista Anderson, M.Ed. — Director of the Office of Equal Prospect Expert services and Title IX Coordinator at the University of Texas San Antonio, and Systemwide Title IX Coordinator for the College of Texas Process
Liza Garcia, M.B.A., J.D. (M.A. ’11) — Handling Immigration Legal professional at the Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
Charles Rhodes, J.D. — Professor of Law and Charles Weigel II Analysis Professor of State and Federal Constitutional Legislation at the South Texas College of Law Houston
Dale Carpenter, J.D. — Decide William Hawley Atwell Chair of Constitutional Legislation, Altschuler Distinguished Educating Professor and Professor of Legislation at SMU Dedman School of Legislation

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