Jeremy Rabkin: Whose Constitution Is It?

Professor Jeremy Rabkin, a highly regarded scholar in international law and state sovereignty, will be speaking at Chapman on Wednesday, March 29th at noon. He'll be discussing the role of international law in American courts at an event titled, "Whose Constitution Is it? Why Foreign Law Has No Place in U.S. Constitutional Law." Profession Rabkin will talk about specific instances when American courts have looked to international law and discuss the effect of such citations on American jurisprudence and American sovereignty. This is sure to be a fantastic event!

WHO: Cornell Professor, Jeremy Rabkin
WHAT: Whose Constitution Is it? Why Foreign Law Has No Place in U.S. Constitutional Law.
WHERE: Room 237A
WHEN: Wednesday, March 29 @ noon



**As always, there will be free food and drinks**

DEBATE: Intelligent Design...Should it be taught in science classrooms?

The last of our series of debates on topics dealing with the intersection of religion and the law will be this Thursday. The debate will feature Chapman Professor Ron Steiner (arguing that I.D. should NOT be taught in science courses) and attorney Chris Arledge (arguing in favor of including I.D.). The second issue of The Chapman Federalist features two very well argued articles on intelligent design, one on each side of the debate. I highly recommend reading the copy I placed in your mailbox before going to the debate.

WHAT: Debate on Intelligent Design
WHEN: March 16 @ 7pm
WHERE: Room 237A