Chief Expert Witness in Alabama Ten Commandments Monument Case Presents CLE Program
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ALBANY, NY, March 28 - Albany Law School Professor Paul Finkelman, interregional of the Constitution experienced legal expert and head of the expert witness in the Alabama Ten Commandments monument case, one to two hours after learning of the legal establishment, the ethical and legal issues surrounding the public display religious monuments. The CLE program entitled “Ten Commandments on the Court House Lawn”, will be held Thursday, April 10, from 12 hours - 2pm at The Cornell Club, New York, NY Professor Finkelman is the President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law and Public Policy at the Albany Law School. The Stock Exchange of religious monuments in public space has been cited by the US Supreme Court in Van Orden v. Perry (2005). Finkelman National is a recognized expert in the Constitution, American legal history, race and the law, and legal issues around Baseball. He is the author of more than 100 scientific articles and more than twenty books. He was a Fellow of the spirit and the law, science from Harvard Law School and received his Ph.D. Mr. A. And the University of Chicago. It was also an important witness in the costume of detainees Barry Bonds’ home run 73 Globe. His work on the laws and the Constitution in the history of the law was cited by many courts, and many of the Appellate Body of writing. For more information or to register, contact Tammy Weinman at (518) 445-3210 or twein@albanylaw.edu. Subscribers credit than 2 hours, 1 hour of training and 1 hour of ethics. The cost of lunch is $ 60 Albany Law School is a recognized provider of continuing education Legal Education in New York. ALBANY LAW SCHOOL independent is a small private school, in the heart of New York State’s Capital since 1851. As the oldest Law School in New York State and the oldest independent law school in the nation, offers students the establishment of an innovative approach and rigorous curriculum for teachers. Several programs nationally recognized - including the government and the clinic Law Center Albany Law and Justice Center - offers opportunities for students to learn in the classroom. Students have access to New York, the highest court in the state and federal courts of the State, legislators, as the technology on the basis of the booming economy, leading to what an employment rate of graduates Property - above the national average for schools of justice in the last 26 years. Www.albanylaw.edu |