Rule of Law: The 1906 Antiquities Act, Eyewitness Identification Fallacies, and
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The Rule of Law Writing Competition encourages law students to integrate Rule of Law concepts into their writings. Papers may be on any topic either directly discussing an aspect of the Rule of Law, demonstrating how the Rule of Law affected the topic, defining the Rule of Law, criticizing the Rule of Law, or demonstrating the economic social or political effects of the Rule of Law.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired August 7, 2025 and features Hon. Brian S. Currey (Ret.), Kenneth D. Freundlich, Olivia Glaiser, Kenneth G. Petrulis, Marc Poster, and Robin Willscheidt.
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