Last Chance for Constitutional Romance, Dec. 3, 2020! 

By Tommy Odom

“COVID-19 v. The Constitution: The New Normal?” Don’t miss it!

The Constitutional Rights & Responsibilities Section annual CLE is right around the corner, and there is still time to register. There is a stellar lineup of speakers and panels that makes this an event you should not miss. The topics include:

2020 Cases from the North Carolina Supreme Court | Former Justice Edmunds Jr., Former Justice Jackson and Shelton

Listen as a panel reviews 2020 cases of significance from the North Carolina Supreme Court.

2020 Cases from the United States Supreme Court | Professor Wilson Parker from Wake Forest University School of Law

Hear a review of 2020 significant cases from the U.S. Supreme Court.

Litigating COVID-19 Issues in North Carolina | Brian Castro, Jeanette Doran, Andres Kasper and Chuck Kitchen

During this session, the speakers discuss the front of currently pending COVID-19 cases from the barricades.

COVID-19 and the First Amendment | Robert P. Joyce and Amanda Martin

COVID-19 restrictions on group meetings have brought new law to the First Amendment, including right to assemble and right to worship. Review the law and its meaning for practitioners.

Best Mental Health Practices in a COVID-19 Environment† | Nickie Ellington and Richard Hicks

COVID-19 has remade the practice of law and created new mental health stresses for practitioners. Help is on the way.

Co-planners are Robert N. “Bob” Hunter Jr. and Tommy Odom. Click here to register!