Upcoming Events

The Virginia Law Review will accept submissions for its October Notes Pool from 8 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 30 until 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 14. Late submissions will not be accepted. Additional information

What are the paths to being a law professor? Can someone enter the legal academy from practice? Are fellowship or Ph.D.s advisable? Join Professors Aditya Bamzai, Kevin Cope, Alison Gocke and Ruth Mason for a panel discussion of various ways to enter the legal academy. RSVP for lunch by Thursday, Sept. 29 to events@law.virginia.edu.

Jonathan Adler, Case Western, will survey the constitutional issues surrounding the regulation of marijuana. Food will be provided.

Amy Swearer, a legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, will discuss constitutional litigation surrounding red flag laws, also known as risk-based gun removal laws. Food will be provided.

Timothy Endicott, the Vinerian Professor of English Law at the University of Oxford, will discuss his book “The Value of Vagueness, in Vagueness in Normative Terms” with commentator Judith Freedman, professor emeritus of Oxford. A copy of the chapter will be sent to registrants prior to the event.

In an environment of increasing academic specialization, Oxford-Virginia Legal Dialogs seeks to build bridges across academic disciplines by introducing a new kind of workshop. For each session, a tax scholar will select a non-tax, but law-related, work that is prominent in its own field and explain how the work is relevant to the study of taxation. The author of the work will then respond before questions and discussion with workshop attendees.

Lunch will be provided.

An expert panel will discuss China’s role in the vast technology space and how does it affect U.S.-China relations. This event will feature Miller Center professor Evan Feigenbaum, UVA media studies professor Aynne Kokas and UVA Law professor Thomas Nachbar. Together, they will explore the relationship among social media, technology and data exploitation, and analyze the roles played by both China and the United States.

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CELS 2022 will bring together scholars from law, economics, political science, psychology, policy analysis and other fields who are interested in the empirical analysis of law and legal institutions. Participants will present papers that engage empirical and experimental scholarship on legal issues spanning all areas of empirical legal studies. The papers, selected through a peer review process, are presented in panels, with assigned commenters for each paper and opportunities for audience discussion.

Cory Liu, a partner at the Ashcroft Law Firm, will give a lecture on the two Students for Fair Admissions affirmative action cases that will be argued before the Supreme Court this fall.

Students are invited to meet with members of the Alumni Council during the Law School Foundation board of trustees and Alumni Council fall meetings. Food will be provided. RSVP to alumnievents@law.virginia.edu.

See Final Exam Schedule for details.

 Requests to add/drop Trial Advocacy College thereafter must be made via e-form request to SRO.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.

Join Student Affairs for “Tuesday Talks with Student Affairs,” a a biweekly meeting where staff will answer, discuss and address anonymous questions and concerns. Questions can be written and dropped off in an anonymous drop-box or filled out here.