As the Supreme Court takes a winter break and the Obama team gets settled in at the DOJ, I’ll be on the road giving speeches and debating several of the most pertinent legal topics facing the incoming administration. Here’s the schedule for my upcoming trip to California and Hawaii, which starts tomorrow. All events are open to the public (though the non-law school events typically charge admission):

• University of San Diego Law School (Warren Hall Rm. 133), February 4 at 12pm — “Judicial Nominations: What’s Gone Wrong and Can It Be Fixed?”
  
• University of San Francisco Law School (Kendrick Hall Rm. 101), February 5 at 12:30pm – ”What Can We Expect from the Obama Administration on Judicial Appointments?”
  
• North Coast Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter (904 MacDonald Ave., Santa Rosa), February 5 at 7pm – “Libel Tourism: The Next Front in the War on Terror”
  
• Princeton Club of N. California (Gordon & Rees, Embarcadero Ctr., SF), February 6 at 12pm — “How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Rule of Law in Iraq”
  
• Stanford University Law School (Rm. 95), February 9 at 12:45pm — “What Role Should Foreign Law Play in U.S. Constitutional Interpretation?”
  
• SF Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter (Harrington’s, 245 Front St.), February 9 at 5:45 pm– ”What Role Should Foreign Law Play in U.S. Constitutional Interpretation?”
  
• Santa Clara University Law School (Bannan Hall), February 10 at 11:45am — “What Can We Expect from the Obama Administration on Judicial Appointments?”
  
• University of Hawaii Law School (Rm. 1 or 2), February 12, 2009 at 12:45pm – “Race-Based Government in Paradise? Hawaii v. OHA“

If you come to one of these events because you learned of it from this blog post, please come up and introduce yourself.

[Cross-posted at Cato's blog.]

Cato Law on the Road

Now that we’ve released the Cato Supreme Court Review and the Court has started its new term, I’m on the road quite a bit giving speeches and participating in debates. Here’s the schedule for my next trip, which starts tomorrow in Atlanta. All events are open to the public (though the lawyers’ events charge admission):

10/14 at 12pm - Atlanta Federalist Society Lawyers - Kilpatrick Stockton, 1100 Peachtree St.

10/14 at 4pm - Emory Law School - 1301 Clifton Rd., Atlanta

10/15 at 12pm - University of Florida Law School - 2nd Ave. & 25th St., Gainesville

10/15 at 4pm - Florida State University - 425 W. Jefferson St., Tallahassee

10/16 at 11:30am - Florida Coastal School of Law - 8787 Baypine Rd., Jacksonville

10/16 at 5:30 pm - Orlando Federalist Society Lawyers - The Citrus Club, 255 S. Orange Ave., 18th Floor

10/20 at 12pm - University of Miami Law School - 1311 Miller Dr., Coral Gables

If you come to one of these events because you learned of it from this blog post, please do come up and introduce yourself.

[Cross-posted from Cato's blog.]