CLE Accredited Interviews with Leading Legal Minds

Interview · NYU School of Law
The Power of the Party
Political parties are not in the Constitution. The framers hoped the structure they designed would keep them from forming at all.
Prof. Richard PildesSudler Family Professor of Constitutional Law, NYU School of LawFeaturing experts from Yale Law School, Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School, Columbia Law School, NYU School of Law, University of Chicago Law School, Penn Carey Law, UC Berkeley Law, Georgetown Law, UVA School of Law, Duke Law School, Michigan Law, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Paul, Weiss, Quinn Emanuel, Cleary Gottlieb, Davis Polk, Weil Gotshal, Paul Hastings, Freshfields, Akin, Meta, Citi, Burford Capital, SEC, CFTC, U.S. Treasury, New York Court of Appeals, National Constitution Center, Brookings Institution, Brennan Center for Justice, ACLU, Innocence Project, CNN, Slate, 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Bar Association, AU Washington College of Law, BakerHostetler.
Interviews with theTitans of Law.
Unscripted conversations with leading professors, judges, managing partners, practitioners, and legal technologists.
64 min · 1.0 CLEThe Fall of Weil
Prof. John Morley
Professor, Yale Law School
60 min · 1.0 CLEGerrymandering Without Limits
Prof. Nicholas Stephanopoulos
Professor, Harvard Law School
56 min · 1.0 CLEClass, Not Race – Diversity after SFFA
Richard Kahlenberg
Director of Housing Policy, Progressive Policy Institute; Author, Class Matters

When you find you can’t predict your behavior after the first drink… it’s time to take a look at your behavior.
Gary Reing
Former Chair, NYSBA Lawyer Assistance Committee
BriefsLegal explainers
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3:13CLIENT DATAIN AI?
Can lawyers put client information into AI?
Prof. Tanina Rostain · Georgetown Law
A lawyer's duty of confidentiality covers all information relating to a client's representation, so client names, identifying details and traceable scenarios should not go into…
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4:59SPEECHORINCITEMENT?
What counts as “incitement” under the First Amendment?
Lee Rowland · Natl. Coalition Against Censorship
Speech can be punished as incitement only when it is intended to produce imminent lawless action and is likely to do so. The test protects…
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16:00GUNS INSENSITIVEPLACES
Sensitive Places under the Second Amendment
Prof. Joseph Blocher · Duke Law School
Sensitive places are locations where the government may ban guns without violating the Second Amendment, such as schools, government buildings, legislative assemblies, polling places, and…
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