2nd Fowler SCOTUS in Focus Event Unpacks Supreme Court's 2024-25 Decisions
On October 23rd, the Fowler School of Law brought together faculty, students, and alumni for the second annual SCOTUS in Focus panel. This non-partisan forum offered expert analysis and debate on key United States Supreme Court rulings from the 2024-25 term.
Panel and Discussion
The discussion was led by Interim Dean Kenneth Stahl, Dr. Tom Campbell, and Professor Larry Rosenthal. They were joined by special guest moderator LtCol Alex Douvas (JD ’05), a decorated United States Marine Corps judge and alumnus.
Cases Reviewed
- Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services
- Mahmoud v. Taylor
- Seven County Infrastructure v. Eagle County, CO
- United States v. [case details not provided]
Panel Insights
The panelists examined the intricacies of these decisions, evaluating the legal reasoning and potential impact on future lower court rulings. They carefully weighed each case's merits and discussed broader implications for the judicial system.
"SCOTUS in Focus offers the Fowler School of Law community unique insights into the decisions from the most senior jurists in the land, shedding light on their decisions and framing the issues at stake within the pageant of national affairs, scholarly excellence and intellectual rigor."
This event has become a staple on the Fowler School of Law calendar, enriching the community's understanding of Supreme Court jurisprudence.
Summary: Fowler School of Law’s SCOTUS in Focus panel provided deep, non-partisan analysis of critical Supreme Court rulings, illuminating their legal impact and future implications.