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Join
judges from all over the country for this discussion of potential
constitutional issues raised by the COVID-19 pandemic response.
Attorneys are also welcome to participate. This no-cost webcast
will be presented by The National Judicial College in partnership
with the Appellate Judges Education Institute. Click the link to
register. If you haven’t done so already, you’ll have to establish
a free account with the College. It’s a one-time process and takes
only a few minutes.
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A Constitutional Examination of the
COVID-19 Pandemic presented by Dean Erwin Chemerinsky
Tuesday, April 14, 2020 | Noon Pacific, 3
p.m. Eastern
What can courts do in the face of a pandemic? What are the
constitutional limitations of state action? Can a health
department quarantine an entire area of a city or municipality?
Renowned constitutional law scholar Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of
Berkeley Law, will answer these and many other questions from an
esteemed panel of the state judiciary including Chief Justice
George W. Draper III (MO) and Justice Sabrina Shizue McKenna
(HI).
This webcast is offered in partnership with the Appellate
Judges Education Institute.
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