1800. Our guide as park ranger matthew. We are standing in the old house of representatives a building we Call Congress hall, although originally was billed as a county courthouse for philadelphia for most of its history, thats exactly what it was. But in the years that the city of washington d. C. Is being built, philadelphia serves as our temporary u. S. Capital. This room serves for the house of representatives, the second floor of the building we will see in a moment was United States senate, the house of representatives each representative at that point in our history represented 30,000 people. We had a population in our first census of about three and three quarters of 1 million. We had 106 members of the house, that would sit in this room. And eventually from 16 states, and the story of philadelphia as the u. S. Capital is a story that were taking a new constitution and actually operating it, doing things like adding new states to the original 13. Also, the bill of rights would
these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. law professors talk about the history of reproductive rights cases and in the recent supreme court draft opinion indicating that the majority of justices would overturn roe v. wade. posted by the georgetown university law center, this is about two hours. hi, everyone. we are at georgetown and today, we will be talking about lost history of reproductive rights with an extraordinarily distinguished panel. i name is victoria nurse. i am a professor of law and run an institute on congress. you might ask what congress has to do with this. we will learn about the relationship between courts and legislation today. we have some distinguished guests including one of georgetown faculty loss own brett snyder. georgetown faculty s own brett snyder. he is author of a book on felix frank ritter who will play a role in the history of reproductive rights. over to brett to introduce the panel. brett: hi. thanks, vi
history of reproductive rights cases and the recent supreme court draft opinions indicating the majority of justices would overturn roe v. wade. hosted by the georgetown university law center, this is about two hours. hi, everyone. we are at georgetown and today, we will be talking about lost history of reproductive rights with an extraordinarily distinguished panel. i name is victoria nurse. i am a professor of law and run an institute on congress. you might ask what congress has to do with this. we will learn about the relationship between courts and legislation today. we have some distinguished guests including one of georgetown faculty loss own brett snyder. georgetown faculty s own brett snyder. he is author of a book on felix frank ritter who will play a role in the history of reproductive rights. over to brett to introduce the panel. brett: hi. thanks, vick. it s great to be here. what an amazing dream team of panelists we have both in person and online. as victori
we are here at georgetown. today, we will be talking about the lost history of reproductive rights. lost history of reproductive rights with an extraordinarily distinguished panel. i name is victoria nurse. i am a professor of law and run an institute on congress. you might ask what congress has to do with this. we will learn about the relationship between courts and legislation today. we have some distinguished guests including one of georgetown faculty loss own brett snyder. georgetown faculty s own brett snyder. he is author of a book on felix frank ritter who will play a role in the history of reproductive rights. over to brett to introduce the panel. brett: hi. thanks, vick. it s great to be here. what an amazing dream team of panelists we have both in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2008 book which everybody should go online and buy, recovered: the lost history of skinner villa oklahoma. today has to be the 80th
university law center, this is about two hours. hi, everyone. we are at georgetown and today, we will be talking about lost history of reproductive rights with an extraordinarily distinguished panel. i name is victoria nurse. i am a professor of law and run an institute on congress. you might ask what congress has to do with this. we will learn about the relationship between courts and legislation today. we have some distinguished guests including one of georgetown faculty loss own brett snyder. georgetown faculty s own brett snyder. he is author of a book on felix frank ritter who will play a role in the history of reproductive rights. over to brett to introduce the panel. brett: hi. thanks, vick. it s great to be here. what an amazing dream team of panelists we have both in person and online. as victoria said, she is the ralph whitworth professor of law. her 2008 book which everybody should go online and buy, recovered: the lost history of skinner villa oklahoma. today