Pleasure to introduce three of americas leading trademark scholars, joining us today to understand the arguments you have just heard. Rebecca is the stanchion professor of the First Harvard Amendment Law school, file filing the brief of trademark scholars in the booking. Com case. Margaret duncan filed a brief in the in support of the respondents in booking. Com and she is the adjunct professor out of the Chicago School of law and she filed a brief on behalf of the intellectual Property Law Association of chicago, where she is vice chair of the amicus committee. Karin is the legal director of the Electronic Frontier foundation, filing a brief in support of the petitioner in booking. Com. Corinne,margaret, thank you to all of you for joining. Thank you. Wonderful. Lets begin with you. Congratulations, your brief was. Ited several times before delving into the but dots in the brief, tell us what this case was about. What were the main legal arguments on both sides . What are the stakes i
Prift with an Inspiring Mission from congress. To december sim nate information about the constitution on a nonpartisan basis to increase awarrens and understanding of the constitution among the american people. Justice holmes once said of the constitution, it is an experiment as all of life is an experiment. The arguments that youve just heard are technical. The kind that law proimples and journalists and citizens often dont listen to closely but we just had the privilege of hearing them live is so our job in the next hour is to unpack them and understand as thoughtfully and as nonpartisan a spirit as possible what the competing arguments are so that ultimately you, cspan watchers and friends from across the country can evaluate the arguments for yourself. I do want you to do some homework after this show, which is to read the briefs in the case. Go to the Supreme Court remember site. Supreme court. Gov. Youll find the briefs on the home page under the name of the case and after our d
Embarked on an exciting educational experiment, we have convened americas leading scholars who have filed griefs on both sides of the case that you just heard as well as a scale that filed a brief on either party to help us understand the oral arguments that we just heard, Justice Holmes once said of the constitution it is an experiment as all of life is an experiment. Youre about to join as an educational experiment, the arguments that you just heard our technical, the kind that law professors and journalists and citizens often dont listen too closely, we just have the privilege of hearing them live so our job in the next hour is to unpack them and understand as thoughtfully and as nonpartisan as possible with the competing arguments are so that ultimately view the people of the United States and cspan watchers and friends can evaluate the arguments themselves. I want to do homework after the show and read the briefs in the case and the best way to understand what we heard was to go t
Hello, everyone. It is my pleasure and my privilege to be up here at this podium at the internet education foundations 14th annual state of the net conference. My name is emery rone, a fellow at the internet law frame work for early career professionals, started by our Parent Organization and im hereto interview right, im in the other room next to cspan well be pulling down panelists throughout the day and talking about what is the most important issues facing the state of the net. I hope to speak with as many of you as possible that sit on all the panels. As you know, we have fascinating topics and incredible speakers and the state of the net has never been more important than it is right now. With that in mind, id like to bring to the stage the astandpoint secretary, and david rhettle. [applause] well, thanks for that introduction and its great to be here again at the state of the net. And especially thank you for inviteing me and congratulations on the Exciting Program youve put tog
Segment who age out. Amongst that group theres a high prevalence of prison involvement. Im not sure its actually 70 . I dont have the number in front of me, but its much higher than we wouldment. By supporting youth, preparing them for aging out, when we failed them by aging out, and preparing them after the age out, that number is hopefully coming down but its still a concern. Lets go to cora in louisiana, also had experience in the foster system. Cora, good morning. Caller hi. How yall doing . Good, cora. Go ahead. Caller okay. Im calling concerning foster care and ocs. You know, you dont stand a chance. They dont help families get back together. They tear them down. When they go to court, it dont be one of them, it be a whole bunch of them. And they tell all kind of lies about you. I mean, i have experienced this. And i had a grandson in tampa florida. He was in foster care of relatives. He was raped. It was just swept under the rug like nothing. I also have a son, they took his chi