developed into a superb institution anti national constitution center and philadelphia is honored to bring together former supreme court clerks for a union, representing clerks from, 25 justices over 50 terms to come and celebrate this, i am jeffrey rosen, the president of the national constitution senator and philadelphia and a professor here at the george washington law school. i m happy that both of the institutions that i care so much about have united for this important topic. the constitution center in philadelphia has an inspiring mission from the congress and that is to bring together citizens from different perspectives to educate themselves and celebrate this great document of human freedom that binds us, the us constitution. we do that by assembling panels and podcasts and educational materials that bring together leading thinkers in america from all perspectives to explore areas of agreement and disagreement about the constitution. the most exciting platform for o
to our symposium celebrating 100 years. congress passed a justiceauthorizing each to have a stenographer and a clerk and ever since then, the clerkships have developed into a superb institution and the national constitution center in philadelphia is honored to bring together former supreme court clerks for the first time in history for in all clerk reunion. from theing clerks five justices over 50 terms two, and celebrate this great anniversary. the jeffrey rosen, president of the national constitution center in philadelphia and a professor here at the george washington law school. i m happy that both of the institutions that i care so much about have united. the constitution center in philadelphia has an inspiring mission from the congress and that is to bring together citizens from different perspectives to educate themselves and celebrate this great document of human freedom that binds us, the constitution. we do that by assembling panels and podcasts and educational mater
the post, we understand that successfully navigating this tension is vital to protecting a vibrant prepress. just last week i worked on the stories about a hate crime, actually about the aftermath of some appalling graffiti spray- painted at a high school, so we can decide just how much of the offensive language we should repeat in telling the story in the text, photographs and video. courts and commentators alike are grappling with critical questions, how do we determine the difference between artistic expression and a true threat. there is a line between first amendment protective journalism and the government s interest in defending its desire to keep some things, perhaps too many things, secret. and how can we maintain a free and open exchange of ideas online, while also ensuring safety and security. today we are fortunate to be joined by some of the most popular and powerful voices in this debate. please welcome senator ted cruz to the washington post live stage this aft
apply those clauses. congress shall make no law, i m sure all of you can fill in the rest. we celebrate free speech, even as we reckon with the discomforts and danger that words sometimes inflict here at the post, we understand that successfully navigating this tension is vital to protecting a vibrant prepress. just last week i worked on the stories about a hate crime, actually about the aftermath of some appalling graffiti spray- painted at a high school, so we can decide just how much of the offensive language we should repeat in telling the story in the text, photographs and video. courts and commentators alike are grappling with critical questions, how do we determine the difference between artistic expression and a true threat. there is a line between first amendment protective journalism and the government s interest in defending its desire to keep some things, perhaps too many things, secret. and how can we maintain a free and open exchange of ideas online, while also
heritage foundation. good evening i am elizabeth slattery and welcome to the heritage foundation. thank you for coming to the supreme trivia event. you can hear the teams out there that will be coming out in just a minute. we have two teams tonight. they are top supreme court litigators that are ready to go head-to-head in rounds of trivia regarding history, scandal, and more. before we introduce the teams i would like to introduce my cohost sheldon gilbert. thank you for being here. thank you. and welcome to basically super bowl for law nerds. we will kick things off by introducing the teams. it s my privilege to introduce team jefferson. the heckling has already started., and out team jefferson. we will start with lisa blatt. lisa heads-up appellate and supreme court practice. somebody recently said that sometimes a superstar is just a superstar. lisa is a superstar among superstars. she has argued my cases at the supreme court then any other woman and even more impress