millercenter.org/news-events/ev… Registration, as suspected, is filling up FAST! Friday, 11 AM ET. We join Karsh Center of UVA Law School to host Brian Kalt, Bernadette Meyler, Law's John Harrison, & Karsh director Micah Schwartzman. #January6th #Pardon #25thAmendment We will be livestreaming too.

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Can the President pardon himself? Karsh Center for Law and Democracy is co-sponsoring this panel with Miller Center, Friday, 11 AM EST, with Bernadette Meyler, Brian Kalt, John Harrison UVA Law School, moderated by Micah Schwartzman. Registration details below. Hope you will join us! millercenter.org/news-events/ev…

Can the President pardon himself? Join us this morning at 11am EST for a panel discussion, co-sponsored with Miller Center UVA Law School UVA. millercenter.org/news-events/ev…

In case you missed it, Karsh Center for Law and Democracy had a great panel today on whether the President can pardon himself — video below. With special thanks to our panelists Bernadette Meyler, Brian Kalt, and John Harrison, and our co-sponsor Miller Center. UVA Law School UVA youtube.com/watch?v=u0wB8y…

WATCH: Can President Trump pardon himself? Scholars Bernadette Meyler, Brian Kalt, and #UVALaw profs Micah Schwartzman and John Harrison discuss the legal arguments for and against self-pardoning. Karsh Center for Law and Democracy Miller Center youtu.be/caUokydb-f4

The Karsh Center for Law and Democracy is honored to welcome as its first academic fellows Dahlia Lithwick and Melissa Murray (@ProfMMurray on Threads 🧵), who are teaching a new course UVA Law School on the career and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The Karsh Center for Law and Democracy Karsh Center for Law and Democracy is searching for a new Program Director. This is a 2-year position for those anticipating a career in law teaching. Details below – please share! uva.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UVAJobs/job/Ch…

Dean Risa Goluboff and Prof. Micah Schwartzman ’05 will speak June 16 at “White Supremacy on Trial,” co-sponsored by Karsh Center for Law and Democracy and UVA’s Jewish Studies Program. Miller Center bit.ly/3yL7OeL

Prof. Micah Schwartzman ’05, director of Karsh Center for Law and Democracy, outlines a #UVALaw course covering the special counsel investigation and featuring Robert Mueller ’73 and his deputies. Micah Schwartzman @law360 bit.ly/3z3S9qL

The new Karsh Institute will help foster Karsh Center for Law and Democracy’s mission, which is to support understanding and appreciation of democratic principles and institutions. This is a major and exciting development for UVA and UVA Law School.

The Karsh Center for Law and Democracy sponsored a short course UVA Law School on The Mueller Report and the Role of the Special Counsel, taught by Robert Mueller ’73 and his deputies, Aaron Zebley ’96, Jim Quarles, and Andrew Goldstein. law.virginia.edu/news/202111/mu…

Many thanks to the participants in our conference, “A Theory of Justice: 50 Years Later,” which assembled scholars in politics, philosophy, and law to focus on themes arising from John Rawls’ work. Here’s a playlist with audio from the entire program. soundcloud.com/uva-law/sets/a…

Tomorrow Karsh Center for Law and Democracy will be hosting a panel on Justice Breyer's legacy with four former clerks who teach at UVA Law School: Risa Goluboff, Rachel Harmon, Dan Ortiz, and Judge Vince Chhabria (N.D. Cal.). Join us by Zoom at 12pm ET, details/registration below. law.virginia.edu/news/event/149…

Journalist Linda Greenhouse and public interest attorney Chinh Q. Le ’00 will teach short courses at #UVALaw as Karsh Center for Law and Democracy distinguished fellows. bit.ly/3GEfUIw

The Karsh Center for Law & Democracy and the UVA Religious Studies Dept. (@UVA_ReliSt) will host William Eskridge, Ria Tabacco Mar, Christine Durham, and Robin Fretwell Wilson for a panel discussion on LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom, moderated by Craig Konnoth.

On April 6, the Miller Center will hold an online event to discuss "The World Crisis and International Law," a new book by UVA Law Prof. Paul Stephan (Paul Stephan). millercenter.org/news-events/ev…

The Annual Law & Religion Roundtable, held at #UVALaw in June, featured some of the world’s preeminent scholars on the topic, including some who had filed amicus briefs in Groff v. DeJoy, a #SCOTUS case on religious accommodations workers. bit.ly/3XZV0Ol