January Virtual Salon with Bruce Boyden
Our first Salon of the new year is set! Join us on Wednesday, Jan. 19, for a talk with Marquette Law Associate Professor Bruce Boyden titled “Who’s at the Front Door, HAL? Video Doorbells and the Legal Implications of Distributed Surveillance.” Bring your questions about how law enforcement uses private surveillance footage and the impact of your or your neighbors' surveillance systems on your privacy.
The free event will be from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom.
Professor Boyden teaches and writes in the areas of copyright, Internet law, privacy, legal history, and civil procedure. His scholarship focuses on the evolution of copyright and privacy law in response to technological and social change.
Register for the Salon HERE. You will receive the link to the Salon with your receipt.
Our first Salon of the new year is set! Join us on Wednesday, Jan. 19, for a talk with Marquette Law Associate Professor Bruce Boyden titled “Who’s at the Front Door, HAL? Video Doorbells and the Legal Implications of Distributed Surveillance.” Bring your questions about how law enforcement uses private surveillance footage and the impact of your or your neighbors' surveillance systems on your privacy.
The free event will be from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom.
Professor Boyden teaches and writes in the areas of copyright, Internet law, privacy, legal history, and civil procedure. His scholarship focuses on the evolution of copyright and privacy law in response to technological and social change.
Register for the Salon HERE. You will receive the link to the Salon with your receipt.
WJI fall event with Mark Joseph Stern, leading U.S. Supreme Court journalist
This event is postponed indefinitely. One more thing we can blame on the COVID pandemic.
Location
The Cooperage
822 S. Water St.
Milwaukee WI 53204
Can Democracy Survive This Supreme Court?
Mark Joseph Stern is a Slate staff writer who covers the U.S. Supreme Court and the law, and a frequent guest on podcasts about the court. He holds a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. Mark's work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The American Prospect, The Week, and numerous law reviews. He recently published the book American Justice 2019: The Roberts Court Arrives.
At this in-person event he will discuss the court's justices, decisions, and trends and the dangerous paths the Court may be taking. He'll then take questions from those attending.
Ticket includes light appetizers before and after Mark's talk.
Cash bar.
Register at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/wjii/event/834103/
There is a charge for this event.
This event is postponed indefinitely. One more thing we can blame on the COVID pandemic.
Location
The Cooperage
822 S. Water St.
Milwaukee WI 53204
Can Democracy Survive This Supreme Court?
Mark Joseph Stern is a Slate staff writer who covers the U.S. Supreme Court and the law, and a frequent guest on podcasts about the court. He holds a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. Mark's work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The American Prospect, The Week, and numerous law reviews. He recently published the book American Justice 2019: The Roberts Court Arrives.
At this in-person event he will discuss the court's justices, decisions, and trends and the dangerous paths the Court may be taking. He'll then take questions from those attending.
Ticket includes light appetizers before and after Mark's talk.
Cash bar.
Register at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/wjii/event/834103/
There is a charge for this event.
Stern
The Cooperage, located on the Kinnickinnic River and with a great view of the Hoan Bridge, has plenty of indoor space and an outdoor patio/garden area. See http://cooperagemke.com/
If you are unvaccinated, please follow CDC guidelines in effect at the time. Please do not attend the event if you feel ill, have tested positive for COVID-19 during the prior two weeks or have been exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19 during the two weeks prior to the event.
For sponsor packages, proceeds will be split, with 80% going to WJI (a § 501(c)(3) charity) and 20% going to WJI Action (a § 501(c)(4) social welfare organization). Contributions to WJI Action are not tax deductible as charitable contributions. If you wish to opt out of this split and have 100% be tax deductible, please choose "opt out" when purchasing your package.
If you are unvaccinated, please follow CDC guidelines in effect at the time. Please do not attend the event if you feel ill, have tested positive for COVID-19 during the prior two weeks or have been exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19 during the two weeks prior to the event.
For sponsor packages, proceeds will be split, with 80% going to WJI (a § 501(c)(3) charity) and 20% going to WJI Action (a § 501(c)(4) social welfare organization). Contributions to WJI Action are not tax deductible as charitable contributions. If you wish to opt out of this split and have 100% be tax deductible, please choose "opt out" when purchasing your package.