Law School Events

The Sustainability Forum is a monthly opportunity for environmental, social, and economic groups to share their sustainability ideas, needs and accomplishments to create a more cohesive and aware community. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome! 

Mandatory LLM informational session about the Honor Code and its requirements. The presentation will cover all facets of the Honor Code, and will emphasize strategies to avoid plagiarism and cheating. All LLMs are encouraged to bring their syllabi.

Mandatory LLM informational session about the Honor Code and its requirements. The presentation will cover all facets of the Honor Code, and will emphasize strategies to avoid plagiarism and cheating. All LLMs are encouraged to bring their syllabi.

Welcome 1Ls  and LL.M.s: You will learn how to succeed in law school with proven techniques to prepare for class, take notes, and map out your first semester. (Duck Donuts will be provided- please RSVP on Facebook!)

Dr. Ralby's lecture is sponsored by the Center for Comparative Legal Studies and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding. His topic: "Piracy Nouveaux: Trends in Global Maritime Insecurity."  Admission is free; all welcome.

1L's: Learn the best tips to succeed in law school from your TA's and the ASP staff.

The Criminal Law Society will be holding an interest meeting on Thursday, September 15th, at 1:00 p.m. in Room 119. We will discuss the upcoming activities that CLS is putting together, including the annual Mock Trial Competition. 

Doctors' Commons Legal History Society Interest Lunch with presentation by officers & Prof. Tom McSweeney

Linda Greenhouse will deliver a lecture entitled "Telling it Like it Is: Abortion, Voter ID, and the Increasing Willingness of Courts to Call Out Legislatures for Acting in Bad Faith" at lunch on Sept. 22, in room 127. Sponsored by IBRL and free to all. 

Linda Greenhouse will read and discuss her new book The Burger Court and the Rise of the Judicial Right. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the lecture, with the opportunity to get it signed during a reception following the lecture. 

Linda Greenhouse will deliver a lecture on her most recent book, The Burger Court and the Rise of the Judicial Right, which she wrote with coauthor Michael J. Graetz. The lecture will be followed by a short reception and book signing.

Neal Katyal, former Acting Solicitor General of the U.S. and partner at Hogan Lovells, will present W&M's Constitution Day Lecture, "Institutionalizing Dissent," on September 23. Free & all are welcome. Sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law.

Mark A. Lemley, Neukom Professor at Stanford Law School, will present the 2016 Mervis Lecture titled "The Surprising Resilience of the Patent System" on September 26 at 12:50 PM in room 127. A free boxed lunch is available (RSVP here to reserve one).

Please join the American Constitution Society for Law & Policy (ACS) for our Interest Meeting this Tuesday, September 27 at 12:50pm in Room 119.