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Friday, February 22, 2013


3:30-7:00          Registration  (Rm 122)


4:00-5:00          Happy Hour (Dining Hall)


5:15-6:45          Sessions: Round I

                                   Grassroots Legal Reform:

                                    The Barefoot Lawyer in China (Rm 120)

                                   

                                   Child Sex Trafficking in the United States:

                                   Reforms to End the Criminal Prosecution

                                   of Child Victims (Rm 129)


Lawyering for Social Enterprise: The Legal Landscape of Alternative Corporate Structures and Triple Bottom Lines (Rm 128)

 

Immigration Detention: The Legitimacy Crisis at Our Border (Rm 127)


[Workshop] The International Investment Regime and Human Rights (Rm 121)


[Workshop] Community Organizing (Rm 124)


7:00-8:30            Keynote Address (Auditorium)

                                    Bryan Stevenson, Founder and Director,

                                    Equal Justice Initiative


9:00-1:00            Party (Kelly's, 196 Crown St.)

 

Saturday, February 23, 2013


8:30                    Registration (Rm 122)


8:30-9:30            Breakfast (Dining Hall)


9:30-11:00          Sessions: Round II

                                    Can Unions Still Win? Problems and

                                    Possibilities in Labor Movement Lawyering (Rm 128)

                                   

                                    Juvenile Justice and Sentencing Reform in

                                   Connecticut: A Look at Ongoing Advocacy

                                    Efforts (Rm 120)


                                    [Workshop] What Faith Has to Offer:

                                    A Values-Based Approach to Social

                                    Justice (Rm 121)

                                   

                                    Voting Rights at Large and at Small:

                                    Perspectives on Local Election

                                    Administration and How

                                    People Really Vote (Rm 127)


Reforming Eyewitness Identification: The Role of Social Science in Criminal Law (Rm 129)


                                    [Workshop] Justice for All: Working Within

                                    the Latino Community Against Childhood

                                    Sexual Abuse (Rm 124)          


11:15-12:45            Sessions: Round III

Who Controls Your Birth Control? : Contraception Access, Advocacy, and Litigation Today (Rm 129)

                                   

                                    Land Use Conservation Techniques:

                                    Protection or Managed Consumption? (Rm 121)


How the Affected and Underrepresented are Ending the Death Penalty (Rm 127)


Formalizing the Achievement Gap: Race-Based Standards in Education (Rm 120)

                                   

                                    [Workshop] Firmly Refuse: Building a

                                    National Movement to Disrupt the Sell-Out

                                    Machine (aka Law School) (Rm 128)


                                    [Workshop] Community Organizing (Rm 124)



1:00-2:45            Lunch (Dining Hall)

[Film Screening] Unequal Justice: The Relentless Rise of the 1% Court (Rm 127)

                                   

                                    Careers in Beta (Rm 129)


[Caucuses]



3:00-4:30            Sessions: Round IV

Occupy, Stop-and-Frisk, and Militarization of Urban Policing: Building Coalitions Against Police Brutality (Rm 127)


Crisis Pregnancy Centers: Fraud, False Advertising, and the First Amendment (Rm 129)


The DREAM Movement: Life on the Intersections (Rm 120)


Safe Words? Legal Restrictions on Consent

and Sex Radicalism (Rm 121)


                                    Captive Customers: The Movement for

                                    Prison Phone Justice (Rm 128)


[Unconference] Access to Justice (Rm 124)


4:30-5:00            Coffee Break (Dining Hall)


5:00-6:30            Endnote Panel (Auditorium)

                                    Benita Veliz


7:00-8:00            [Film Screening] Visual Law Project: The Worst

                            of the Worst


9:00-1:00            Party (Russian Lady, 144 Temple St.)