The University of Pittsburgh Law Alumni Association presents:
Thursday, October 17
Judicial Humility or Hubris: Navigating the Constitutional and Political Implications of Supreme Court Ethics| noon -1:00 p.m.
Reed Smith LLP
13th Floor – Conference Room
225 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
In this CLE, Pitt Law Vice Dean Jerry Dickinson, will explore recent Supreme Court ethics issues that have surfaced over the last several years. The presentation will examine the constitutional and political consequences of these ethics challenges, particularly as they intersect with electoral politics. Attendees will gain insights into the evolving landscape of judicial ethics, the broader implications for the judiciary and democratic governance, and the usefulness and limitations of congressional responses to SCOTUS ethics.
Lunch will be provided.
This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania CLE board for 1 hours of ethics credit. This presentation is free to Pitt Law alumni, faculty, staff, and students and those not seeking CLE credit. There will be a $30.00 fee for processing CLE credit for all others.
The last day to register for CLE credit is October 15.
The University of Pittsburgh School of Law Center for International Legal Education Presents:
Thursday, October 18
32nd Annual McLean Lecture on World Law:
Reparations for Ukraine: Law, History, and the Register of Damage for Ukraine | noon - 1:00 p.m.
University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Teplitz Moot Courtroom/Zoom Webinar
Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi joins CILE as the keynote speaker for the 32nd Annual McLean Lecture on World Law. Mr. Kliuchkovskyi lecture title is Reparations for Ukraine: Law, History, and the Register of Damage for Ukraine. He is the Executive Director of the Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation Against Ukraine and has the day-to-day responsibility for overseeing and administrating the work of the Secretariat of the Register. He has almost 20 years of experience of legal practice in the fields of international law and dispute resolution. He is also a 2006 Pitt Law LLM graduate.
Registrants have the option of attending in-person or virtually.
This program has been approved by the Pennsylvania CLE board for 1 hour of substantive credit. This presentation is free to Pitt Law faculty, staff, and students and those not seeking CLE credit. There will be a $30.00 fee for processing CLE credit for all others.
If you are interested in attending virtually, but do not need CLE credit, please register here. In-person attendees who do not need CLE credit do not need to register to attend.
The last day to register for CLE credit is October 16.
Questions? Contact Christina Daub at cmd240@pitt.edu.