All panel sessions will be held in Room Milstein East C in Wasserstein Hall, Harvard Law School

Friday June 1

Remarks by Dean Martha Minow: 8:45

Breakfast: 8:30-9am Session 1: 9-10:30 Administrative Law

• Kent Barnett, Formal Administrative Adjudication’s Separation-Of-Powers Quandary
• Comments by Jake Gersen
• Michael Sant’Ambrogio and Adam Zimmerman, The Agency Class Action
• Comments by Jake Gersen

Session 2: 10:45-12:15 Public International Law

• Galit Sarfaty, Regulating Through Numbers: A Case Study Of Corporate Sustainability Reporting
• Comments by Gabriella Blum
• Robert D. Sloane, On The Use And Abuse Of Necessity In The Law Of State Responsibility
• Comments by Gabriella Blum

12:15-1:15 Lunch Session 3: 1:30-3:00 Constitutional Law I

• Justin Driver, The Constitutional Conservatism of the Warren Court
• Comments by Richard Fallon
• Michael Helfand, Litigating Religion
• Comments by David Barron

Session 4: 3:15-4:45 Constitutional Law II

• Bertrall Ross, The Representative Government Principle
• Comments by David Barron and Bruce Ackerman, delivered by David Barron
• RonNell Andersen Jones, Rethinking Reporter’s Privilege
• Comments by Richard Fallon and Jed Rubenfeld, delivered by Richard Fallon

Session 5: 5-5:45 Criminal Law

• Joshua Kleinfeld, A Theory of Criminal Victimization
• Comments by Rachel Barkow

Dinner 6:30pm:

 

Saturday June 2

Breakfast 8:30-9

Session 5: 9-10:30 Law and Humanities

• Jeff Redding, The Case Of Ayesha, Muslim ‘Courts,’ And The Rule Of Law: Some Ethnographic Lessons For Legal Theory
• Comments by Janet Halley
• Kenneth Stahl, Local Government, One Person/One Vote, And The Jewish Question
• Comments by Elizabeth Emens and Janet Halley

Session 6: 10:45-12:15pm  Law and Philosophy and Family Law

• Charles Barzun, The Forgotten Foundations Of Hart And Sacks
• Comments by Jules Coleman and Scott Hershovitz
• Benjamin Means, Non-Market Values In Family Businesses
• Comments by Elizabeth Emens

Lunch: 12:15-1:15pm

Session 8: 1:30-3:00 Employment Law and Environmental Law

• Christopher Robertson, The Split Benefit: Adding Skin in the Game for Health Insurance
• Comments by Einer Elhauge
• Ashira Ostrow, Land Law Federalism
• Comments by Richard Lazarus

Session 7: 3:15-4:45 Legal History

• Christopher Schmidt, Divided By Law: The Sit-Ins, Legal Uncertainty, And The Role Of The Courts In The Civil Rights Movement
• Comments by Michael Klarman
• Deborah Dinner, The Costs Of Life: Maternal Employment, Reproductive Choice, & The Debate Over Pregnancy Disability Benefits
• Comments by Michael Klarman

Dinner 5:30pm