In October Term 2020, Supreme Court Justices cited opinions from the Marshall Court (1801-1835) 30 times across 16 different cases. University of Richmond Law Professor Kevin C. Walsh will walk audience members through vast and varied opinions on subjects ranging from eminent domain to congressional power to the Court's denial of the emergency appeal to block the […]
Can the government compel a person to unlock or decrypt a phone or digital device? Professors Kevin C. Walsh, University of Richmond School of Law, and Orin S. Kerr, UC Berkeley School of Law, will look to the past for answers to this modern question recently before the Supreme Court.
Join America's leading constitutional scholar, Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling professor of law and political science at Yale University, for The Words that Made Us, America's Constitutional Conversation 1760 - 1840, as part of the John Marshall Center's Marshall Scholar Series, co-presented by the Virginia Museum of History & Culture. Free to JMC and VMHC members, […]
Join retired Supreme Court of Virginia Justice William C. Mims and surprise special guest for a spirited evening of conversation about John Marshall's judicial legacy.
Presented by the Virginia Museum of History and Culture & the John Marshall Center for Constitutional History and Civics The job of Solicitor General is the only position in the US government requiring one be “learned in the law.” Join three of America’s top legal thinkers, former US Solicitors General Paul Clement (President Bush), Donald Verrilli (President Obama), and Noel […]
