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Ever wondered about the intricacies of impeachment in the Lone Star State? Curious about its historical roots and contemporary applications? Look no further! We're thrilled to invite you to an engaging event where we'll delve into the rich history and modern relevance of impeachment in Texas. Here's what you can expect: 📜 History Lesson: Explore the origins of impeachment, from its Ancient Greek roots to its evolution into the U.S. Constitution and beyond. ⚖️ Impeachment in Texas: Discover how the impeachment process mirrors that of the federal constitution, with a focus on key cases like Governor James "Pa" Ferguson's impeachment in 1917. 🔍 Case Studies & Discussion: Dive deep into fascinating case studies, including Governor Ferguson's trial, and gain insights from the recent impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton. 🎓 Earn MCLE Credit: Enhance your professional development with 2 hours of MCLE credit, including 0.5 ethics hours. 🔥 Fireside Chat: Don't miss the highlight of the event as County Attorney Christian Menefee moderates a fireside chat with Rusty Hardin and Dan Cogdell, offering firsthand insights as opposing counsel in the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton. 🍽️ Lunch Provided: Enjoy a delicious lunch while networking with fellow legal professionals and enthusiasts.

“The decline in civility and decorum unfortunately rings true in the legal profession. The practice of civility in the legal profession is increasingly an afterthought for many, and more often, an absent thought for others.” In the June issue of the Texas Bar Journal, Nistico, Crouch & Kessler attorneys Morgan Bird, Jazmine Ford, and Rachel Wall discuss observations on the changing practice of law and how firms are challenging lawyers to maintain civility in their interactions with other counsel. Read “Are Professionalism and Civility a Thing of the Past?” here: https://lnkd.in/gVvChwAG #LegalReads #Professionalism

Delighted to sit down with Texas A&M University School of Law Law Dean Robert Ahdieh for this episode of Penn State Dickinson Law's "Profiles in Leadership Series." Highlights include: - Three things that people should know about Texas A&M Law. - A common obstacle in recruiting for Texas A&M Law. - The shovel in his office. - Managing the whiplash that comes with progress. - Is the sky the limit with Texas A&M and rankings? - "I compete with the state of California." - Three things that people should know about Dean Ahdieh - Conversations with his father. - Harlem Prep. - Baha’i Lessons for Leadership; Mulla Abdu’l-Husayn. - Personalizing faith. - Lessons for today from “Russia’s Constitutional Revolution.” - On China. - Strategies for maintaining a work-life balance. https://lnkd.in/gn5npxsp

Interesting presentation and insights! Add AI to the mix for further challenges and great opportunities ! Wise human judgement and oversight never more important.

"Measure for Measure" addresses a human dilemma: society needs law to function, but law depends on human judgment, which is prey to error and corruption. In a new Legal Spirits episode, I sit down with Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law's John McGinnis to explore why the play remains so humbling for lawyers and judges, 400 years after its first performance. Listen in! St. John's University School of Law

📚 Just finished reading "The Reign of Mary Tudor" and it’s left me reflecting on the complex interplay between power, law, and justice. Mary Tudor's era was marked by significant legal reforms and challenges, shedding light on how law can be used both as a tool for governance and a mechanism for enforcing personal and political agendas. As a legal professional, it's fascinating to see historical precedents influencing modern legal practices and understanding the importance of fairness and integrity in the justice system. Diving into history always offers fresh perspectives on our current legal landscape and reminds us why the principles of law and justice are so crucial. #LegalInsights #HistoryAndLaw #MaryTudor #ContinuingEducation #LegalProfession

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In this piece, Daniel Quick, President of the State Bar of Michigan, writes that while the pandemic spurred innovation in the legal profession, it also "reinforced the value of the courtroom and an engaged judge in improving professionalism and civility" in the justice system. Great read. And thanks for quoting our Survey on Professionalism! Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism 

Check out this short video on @Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession at Stanford Law School’s groundbreaking effort to reform the justice system by making it more accessible, transparent, and equitable. This Transparency Project, a collaboration between Professors Nora and David Freeman Engstrom and Stanford Law students, leverages large language models and extensive research on protective orders, secret settlements, and NDAs to shed empirical light on the critical debate around litigation transparency and access to justice. This is a prime example of an “only at Stanford” project where we can significantly impact the civil litigation system by promoting openness, transparency, and fairness. View it here: https://lnkd.in/etYSmHV9 #JusticeReform #LegalTransparency #LegalInnovation #AccessToJustice #CivilLitigation #LLMs

🚨 The Advocacy Tutor Brief - Young Thug Trial - Interview with Former Judge Peter Herbert OBE 🚨 We are excited to announce the latest edition of our newsletter, packed with insightful analyses and exclusive interviews! 🔍 In this issue: 📚 In-Depth Analysis of the Young Thug Trial: We consider the extraordinary events and controversies surrounding the trial, including allegations of judicial and prosecutorial misconduct during a secret ex parte meeting. Understand the complexities and implications of this high-profile case. 🗣️ Exclusive Interview with Peter Herbert OBE: Gain valuable insights from our conversation with Peter Herbert, who shares his experiences and perspectives on his judicial career, his role as Chair of the Society of Black Lawyers, and his contributions to promoting justice and equality. Legal updates and law in the News. Stay informed with the latest legal updates and thought-provoking discussions. Don't miss out! 🔗 Read the Full Newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/gqEuV_sq #LegalNews #YoungThugTrial #PeterHerbertOBE #Justice #LegalInsights #Newsletter #Law #JudicialIntegrity