This took place at the George Washington University Law school in washington, d. C. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our symposium celebrating the 100th anniversary. 100 years ago today, not today, but 100 years ago this year, Congress Passed a tat chute authorizing each justice to have a stenographer and a clerk and ever since then, the clerkships have developed into a superb institution and the National Institution center in philadelphia is honored to bring together former Supreme Court clerks for the first time in history for an all clerk reunion. Representi ining clerks from 25 justices over 50 terms. To come and celebrate this great anniversa anniversary. I am jeffrey rosen. Also a professor here at George Washington law school and im so happy both these institutions i care so much about have united for this important ak dcademic symposium. The Constitution Center in philadelphia has a very Inspiring Mission from the u. S. Congress and that is to bring together citizens of differe
Developed into a superb Institution Anti National Constitution center and philadelphia is honored to bring together former Supreme Court clerks for a union, representing clerks from, 25 justices over 50 terms to come and celebrate this, i am jeffrey rosen, the president of the National Constitution senator and philadelphia and a professor here at the George Washington law school. Im happy that both of the institutions that i care so much about have united for this important topic. The Constitution Center in philadelphia has an Inspiring Mission from the congress and that is to bring together citizens from different perspectives to educate themselves and celebrate this great document of human freedom that binds us, the us constitution. We do that by assembling panels and podcasts and educational materials that bring together leading thinkers in america from all perspectives to explore areas of agreement and disagreement about the constitution. The most exciting platform for our educatio
Welcome to our symposium. Anniversary of the Supreme Court. Congress, 100 years ago this year, congress authorized each justice to have a stenographer and a clerk. Ever since then, developed into a superb institution and the National Constitution center in philadelphia is honored to bring together former Supreme Court clerks for the first time in history for an all clerk reunion. Representing clerks from 25 justices over 50 terms to come and celebrate this great anniversary. I am jeffrey rosen. Im the president of the National Constitution center in philadelphia. Also i press on trend professor here at George Washington law school. I am so thankful they have united for this important academic symposium. The Constitution Center has a very Inspiring Mission from the u. S. Congress. That is to bring together citizens of different perspectives to educate themselves and celebrate this great document of human freedom. We do that by assembling panels and podcasts and most importantly educatio
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Appellate attorney here in town. I welcome you to the circuitit conference. Since we last met in chicago in 2016, a lot has happened if you havent noticed. We have a new president and more recently a new Supreme Court justice. What does the combination of events mean for the future . That is what we will be addressing today. Theres lots to discuss. We have four experts to help us sort things out. The resumes are long and their accomplishments are many as a result so as to leave as much time for the discussion isas poi possible. First we have tim bishop and appellate lawyer in chicago and he clerked for William Brennan justice of the Supreme Court. Next to him, kerry is the chiefa counsel dedicated to the rule of law with the fair judiciary. As the clerk to Justice Clarence thomas next to her we have thera member of the Supreme Court appellate practice clerk who clerked for Justice Roberts and finally last but not least. The professor of law at Indiana University in bloomington served a