Power, Politics, and Precedents: The Supreme Court Year in Review

Resource person: Audra Bullard - office@clehighlands.com

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Every year the Supreme Court decides cases that potentially can bring about massive changes in our society. This talk will cover some of the major cases decided during the 2023-2024 term. We will put legal issues such as racial discrimination in redistricting, criminal procedure, censorship and social media, and federal regulatory power, among others into historical context while analyzing this term’s Supreme Court rulings.

Presenter: Todd Collins, Ph.D., J.D., is Steed Distinguished Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Affairs and Director of the Public Policy Institute at Western Carolina University and a licensed attorney. His research focuses on constitutional law and judicial politics.

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