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2006–Dissent
and Dissenters:
March
9, 2006: Chief Justice
William Howard Taft – Manager
of Dissents -- Jonathan Lurie,
introduced by Justice Souter
March 23, 2006: The
Dissents of Justice John Marshal Harlan I --
Linda Przybyszewski, introduced by Justice Ruth
Bader Ginsburg
May 2, 2006: Justice
William Johnson: The First “Great” Dissenter --
Sandra F. VanBurkleo, introduced by Justice Antonin
Scalia
May 11, 2006: The
Dred Scott Dissents – Lucas
Morel, introduced by Chief Justice Roberts
May
18, 2006: The Income
Tax Case Dissents -- Calvin
H. Johnson, introduced by Associate Justice Samuel
Alito
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2005–President
Thomas Jefferson, Chief Justice John Marshall,
the Supreme Court and the Constitution:
February
23, 2005: President
Jefferson’s
Trio of Appointments to the Court --
Henry J. Abraham, introduced by Sally Rider on
behalf of the Chief Justice
March
23, 2005: President
Jefferson and the Indian Tribes: Native American
Sovereignty and the Court -- Stephen
G. Bragaw, introduce by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor
April
4, 2005: President
Jefferson’s Legacy to
the Court: Freedom of Religion -- Barbara
A. Perry, introduced by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
April
20, 2005: President
Jefferson and the Rise of Supreme Court Power – R.
Kent Newmyer, introduced by Justice David
Souter
May
4, 2005: President
Jefferson and Chief Justice Marshall -- Melvin
I. Urofsky, introduced by Justice Stephen G.
Breyer
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2004
- The Supreme Court and Advocates:
February 19, 2004: Supreme
Court Advocacy in the Early 19th Century --
David Frederick, introduced by Chief Justice William
H. Rehnquist
February 26, 2004: Ex-Justice
Campbell and Creative Advocacy -- Jonathan
Lurie, introduced by Associate Justice David Souter
March 31, 2004: Louis
D. Brandeis: Advocate Before and On the Bench --
Melvin Urofsky, introduced by Associate Justice Stephen
Breyer
April 21, 2004: Women
as Advocates Before the Court -- Mary
Clark, introduced by Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
April 29, 2004: The Solictors'
General Office: A Discussion -- Kenneth
W. Starr, Walter Dellinger, Seth Waxman and Lincoln
Caplan, introduced by Associate Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg
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2002
- The Supreme Court in Times of National
Emergency:
October 9, 2002: Free
Speech in Wartime - Geoffrey
R. Stone, introduced by Associate Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg
October 24, 2002: The
Japanese Interment Cases -- John
Ferren
October 30, 2002: Private
Property v. Public Needs -- Harry Scheiber,
introduced by Associate Justice John Paul Stevens
November 13, 2002: Civil
Rights and Civil Liberties - Robert Turner,
introduced by Associate Justice Anthony M. Kennedy
November 20, 2002: Cold
War v. Hot War -- Douglas
Kmiec, introduced by Associate Justice Clarence Thomas
December 11, 2002: Military
Courts and Military Tribunals -- Michal
Belknap, introduced by Associate Justice Sandra Day
O'Connor
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2001
- The Chief Justiceship of John Marshall:
October 11, 2001: The
Supreme Court Before Marshall -
Robert Lowery Clinton, introduced by
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist
October 25, 2001: The
Establishment of Judicial Autonomy: Marbury v. Madison (1803) --
William Nelson, introduced by Associate Justice Stephen
G. Breyer
November 13, 2001: John Marshall
and the Creation of a National Government -- Michael McConnell, introduced by Associate
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy
November 29, 2001: Marshall
versus the Presidents: Jefferson and Jackson-Henry
Abraham, introduced by
Associate Justice John Paul Stevens
December 6, 2001: The
Legacy of John Marshall-Charles Hobson, introduced by Associate Justice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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2000
- The Supreme Court and the Art of
the Written Word:
October 12, 2000: The
Supreme Court Justices as Extra-Judicial
Author -- James O'Hara,
introduced by Chief Justice William
H.. Rehnquist
November 8, 2000: The
Art of Opinion Writing in the Early Republic -
R. Kent Newmeyer, introduced by Associate Justice Stephen
G. Breyer
November 16, 2000: The
Role of the Supreme Court Reporter in History --
Frank Wagner, introduced by Associate Justice Clarence
Thomas
November 30, 2000: Panel
Discussion of the Supreme Court in Fiction -
Louis Auchincloss, Louis Begley, Beverley Lower, Brad
Meltzer, Robert Stone, E. Barrett Prettyman, Jr., introduced
by Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy.
December 13, 2000: The
Supreme Court Opinion as Literature --
James Boyd White, introduced by Associate Justice Antonin
Scalia
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1999
- The First Amendment: Free Speech,
Political Rights and Liberties:
April 21, 1999: The
Origins and Foundations of the First
Amendment and the Alien and Sedition
Acts - Murray
Dry, introduced by Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
May 4, 1999: Free Speech:
The Lost Years -- David
Rabban, introduced by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist
October 6, 1999: The
Clear and Present Danger Test - Douglas
Laycock, introduced by Associate Justice Stephen G.
Breyer
October 13, 1999: The
Clear and Present Danger Test: Panel Discussion -
Walter Berns, Phillipa Strum, and Kenneth Tollett-Introduced
by Associate Justice Anthony M. Kennedy
November 3, 1999: Free
Expression in the Warren and Burger Courts -
Lillian BeVier, introduced by Associate Justice Clarence
Thomas
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1998
- African American Civil Rights and the
Supreme Court:
April 8, 1998: Reconstruction
to Plessy - William Van Alstyne,
introduced by Chief Justice William H.
RehnquistMay
19, 1998: Post
Plessy, Pre Brown - Andrew
Kull, introduced by Associate Justice Anthony
M. Kennedy
October 7, 1998: Race,
the Supreme Court and the Nation -
John Hope Franklin Introduction by Associate
Justice Stephen G. Breyer
October 21, 1998: A
Time to Lose - Paul E. Wilson,
introduced by Associate Justice David Souter
November 4, 1998: If... -
Jack Greenberg, introduced by Associate Justice John
Paul Stevens
November 18, 1998: African-American
Rights After Brown - Gerald Rosenberg,
introduced by Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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1997
- Chief Justices of the United States:
April 9, 1997: Chief
Justice John Marshall (1801-1835) --
Herbert Johnson, introduced by Associate
Justice Clarence Thomas
May 7, 1997: Chief
Justice Roger B. Taney (1836-1864) --
James B. O'Hara, introduced by Chief Justice
William H. Rehnquist
May 21, 1997: Chief
Justice Melville Fuller (1888-1910) --
James Ely, introduced by Associate Justice John
Paul Stevens
October 8, 1997: Chief
Justice William Howard Taft (1921-1930) Robert Post, introduced
by Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
November 5, 1997: Chief
Justice Earl Warren (1953-1969) --
Bernard Schwartz, introduced by Associate Justice
Stephen Breyer
November 19, 1997: Chief
Justice Charles Evans Hughes (1930-1941) -
Barry Cushman, introduced by Associate Justice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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1996
- The Four Horseman v. New Deal:
April 2, 1996: Dawn
of the Conservative Era - Paul Kens, introduced by Associate
Justice Stephen G. Breyer
April 9, 1996: The
Court in the Progressive Era - Benno C. Schmidt, Jr., introduced by
Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
May 21, 1996: Re-enectment
of the Gold Clause Cases - Charles
Cooper, Philip Lacovara, Kenneth Tollett, Presided
by Associate Justice Antonin Scalia
October 1, 1996: The
Return of the Four Horsemen - Hadley P. Arkes, introduced
by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist
October 10, 1996: The
Nine Justices Respond to the 1937 Crisis - William E. Leuchtemburg,
Jr., introduced by Associate Justice Anthony
M. Kennedy
October 22, 1996: The
New Deal Court in the 1940s: Its Constitutional
Legacy - David
P. Currie, introduced by Associate Justice
David H. Souter
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1995
- The Supreme Court and World War II:
January 25, 1995: The
Court at War and the War at the Court --
Melvin Urofsky, introduced by Chief Justice William
Rehnquist
February 9, 1995: Property
Rights and the Supreme Court in World War II -
James W. Ely, Jr., introduced by Associate Justice
Byron R. White
March 9, 1995: The
Supreme Court and Racial Equality during World
War II - Mary Dudziak,
introduced by Associate Justice David H. Souter
March 23, 1995: Saboteurs
and Treason, Quirin and Cramer -
J. Woodford Howard and David J. Danelski, introduced
by Justice Antonin Scalia
April 27, 1995: The
First Amendment and World War II -
Tony A. Freyer, introduced by Associate Justice
Anthony M. Kennedy
May 10, 1995: Justice
Jackson and the Nuremberg Trials -
Dennis Hutchinson, introduced by Associate Justice
Sandra Day O'Connor
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1994
- The Supreme Court and the Civil War:
March 9, 1994: Antebellum
Constitutional Crises-Herman Belz, Ludwell Johnson and Larry
Kramer, introduced by Chief Justice William
H. Rehnquist
March 30, 1994: Taney,
Lincoln and the Constitutional Conversation --
Phillip Paludan, introduced by Associate Associate
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
April 6, 1994: Revisiting
Chase's Jurisprudence - G. Edward
White, introduced by Associate Justice David
H. Souter
April 26, 1994: Justice
Embattled -- Mark
Neeley, introduced by Associate Justice Anthony
M. Kennedy
May 11, 1994: The
Supreme Court Docket - Harold
Hyman-Introduced by Associate Justice Clarence
Thomas
May 25, 1994: Reconstruction:
The Aftermath of the Civil War -
Earl Maltz, Michael Les Benedict, Herman Belz,
Randall Kennedy, introduced by Retired Associate
Justice Harry A. Blackmun
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1993
- Jewish Justices of the Supreme Court:
March 4, 1993: Louis
Brandeis - Delivered
by Melvin Urofsky, introduced by Associate Justice
Sandra Day O'Connor
March 18, 1993: Felix
Frankfurter - Delivered
by Michael Parrish, introduced by Senator George
Mitchell
March 25, 1993: Benjamin
Cardozo - Delivered
by Andrew Kauffman, introduced by Senator George
Mitchell
April 29, 1993: Arthur
Goldberg - Delivered
by Emily Van Tassell, introduced by Associate
Justice David H. Souter
May 13, 1993: Abe
Fortas - Delivered
by Bruce Allen Murphy, introduced by Associate
Justice Anthony Kennedy
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