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Law Review’s First Amendment Event Draws Free Speech Stars The New York Times Supreme Court correspondent Adam Liptak, former University of Virginia president Robert O’Neil, American Civil Liberties Union president Susan Herman, First Amendment champion Floyd Abrams, and co-founder of the Public Citizen Litigation Group with Ralph Nader from the George Washington School of Law Dean Alan Morrison were among those who spoke at Albany Law Review’s symposium "What Are We Saying? Violence, Vulgarity, Lies ... And the Importance of 21st Century Free Speech."
Court of Appeals Judges Joke About Secret Handshake During Evening of Storytelling A packed room of students were treated to an entertaining evening of stories, tips for success, and humor from New York’s Court of Appeals judges. The March event began with Chief Judge Lippman promising to reveal all the “secrets of Eagle Street,” except for the “secret handshake.” The event was this year’s Chief Judge Lawrence H. Cooke ’38 State Constitutional Commentary Symposium, presented by the Albany Law Review.
Robert O’Neil, former President, University of Virginia, and founder, Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression
Professor Vincent Bonventre speaks at the beginning of the event.
New York Times Supreme Court correspondent Adam Liptak
From left: Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, Hon. Victoria Graffeo ’77, and Hon. Eugene F. Pigott Jr.
MAGAZINE Spring 2013