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Combat Strategies and the Law of War in the Age of Terrorism (Analysis of the need for new rules of engagement and a modified understanding of the law of war as a result of the war on terror) (Panel III moderator: David Wirth) Gregory Teran Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr Lt. Col. Rich DiMeglio JAG Legal Center & School Laura Dickinson George Washington University Hon. Phillip Weiner Court of Bosnia & Herzegovina David Benjamin Former Israeli JAG Gabor Rona Int'l Legal Director Human Rights First

Globalization, Deregulation, Power and Agency (A critical exploration of the regulatory lacunae in contemporary globalization and the actors that exploit them to shape our global relations through their opportunistic exercise of power and influence) (Panel I moderator: Paulo Barrozo) Fiona Smith University College, London Sara Dillon Suffolk Law School Upendra Acharya Gonzaga School of Law Daniel Bradlow American University Law School Mathias Risse Harvard Kennedy School of Government

Website from a November 11, 2005 conference, held at Boston College Law School, on the subject of the Rumsfeld vs. FAIR case. That case addressed constitutional issues raised by the federal government withholding funding from colleges and universities which, in response to the military's discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, refused to allow military recruiters access to students through their career services departments. Video recordings of the conference are available at http://lawdigitalcommons.bc.edu/lswa/

Exploring the Solomon Amendment, Discussion Panel 1: Compelled Speech Jurisprudence in Rumsfeld v. FAIR and Beyond. Videorecording of a panel featuring Daniel Roth, Taylor Flynn, Andrew Morriss, and Sharon Frase and moderated by Sharon Beckman. Begins with a welcome address by Associate Dean Norah Wylie.

Exploring the Solomon Amendment, Discussion Panel 2: Discerning Unconstitutional Conditions on Congressional Powers. Videorecording of a panel discussion featuring Michael Gerhardt, Joseph Zengerle, Bruce Hay, & Paula Johnson. And moderated by Anthony Farley.

Exploring the Solomon Amendment, Keynote Address. Delivered by Joshua Rosenkranz, Lead Cousel for the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights. Alan Minuskin introduces the address and Dan Roth and Zoë Butler-Stark present the Arthur C. Harris Justice Award.

Exploring the Solomon Amendment, Moot Court. A moot court session representing the then-forthcoming hearing of Rumsfeld v. FAIR before the Supreme Court of the United States of America. Kent Greenfield presents the arguments for FAIR and Howard Bashman presents the arguments for the government. Herbert Wilkins, Charles Baron, Michael Cassidy, Lawrence Friedman, Judith McMorrow, Margaret Burnham, Victoria Dodd, Bruce Hay, Larry Yackle play the part of the Supreme Court Justices.

Exploring the Solomon Amendment, Discussion Panel 3: Rumsfeld v. FAIR and the Limits of Expressive Association. Videorecording of a panel discussion featuring Diane Mazur, Mark Tushnet, Kathleen Clark, and Tobias Wolff. Moderated by James Rogers.

Boston College Law School and The American Constitution Society for Law & Policy present a lecture by former United States Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.

Video recording of an interview of Fr. Robert F. Drinan, S.J., conducted by Edgar J. Bellefontaine at the Social Law Library, Boston MA.

Publication of the Student Bar Association of the Boston College Law School. This issue includes the article "A Rendezvous" by student Robert F. Kumour, Jr., which attempts to capture the reaction of law students to the abolishment of draft deferments for graduate students and the prospect of imminent military service. Also included is an abridged version of a proposal for the creation of the Boston College Legal Assistance Bureau. ; https://lawdigitalcommons.bc.edu/suijuris/1043/thumbnail.jpg

Publication of the Student Bar Association of the Boston College Law School. The issue includes an account by student M. Donald Cardwell of his visit to the Congo as part of a fact finding mission related to the newly formed post-colonial government in that country. ; https://lawdigitalcommons.bc.edu/suijuris/1023/thumbnail.jpg