Wake Forest Law Review

7Feb

2012 Fall Symposium: “Privatizing the Public Good: Emerging Trends in K-16 Education”

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Schedule 8:30-8:45: Opening Remarks from Wake Forest Law School’s Dean Morant 8:45-10:30: Panel 1 – K-12 Education: This panel will address the role of state and federal governments in privatization and public education by incorporating theoretical perspectives on public education as a public good. Moderator: Wendy Parker, Wake Forest University School of Law Panelists: –          Kristi Bowman, Michigan State University […]

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27Mar

2012 Spring Symposium: “The Asymmetry of Administrative Law: The Lack of Public Participation and the Public Interest”

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The Wake Forest University Law Review will host its 2012 symposium, “The Asymmetry of Administrative Law: The Lack of Public Participation and the Public Interest” on Friday, March 30, in the Worrell Professional Center. The symposium, under the guidance of Professor Sidney Shapiro, will focus on a troubling trend in governmental administrative process: a steadying decline […]

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13Jan

2011 Spring Symposium: “The Sustainable Corporation”

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Overview The Wake Forest Law Review’s 2011 Business Law Symposium brought together legal scholars and policy leaders who offer a range of perspectives on “The Sustainable Corporation.” How do business firms contribute to – or undermine – the ability of social, ecological and environmental systems to endure? The question raises issues concerning community development, corporate […]

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22Sep

2011 Fall Symposium: “Community Prosecution and Defense”

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The Wake Forest Law Review’s 2011 Community Prosecution and Defense Symposium brought together legal scholars, policy leaders, and practicing attorneys who offer a range of perspectives on “Community Prosecuting” and “Community Defense.”  The Symposium, hosted by Professor Ronald Wright on November 4th, 2011, focused on the connection between communities and the prosecutors and defense attorneys […]

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2Feb

2010 Fall Symposium: “Twenty Years After the 1991 Civil Rights Act: What Does the Future Hold?”

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Overview Twenty years after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1991, we are once again at a crossroads of the future of civil rights.  The number of employment discrimination cases is declining, and the U.S. Supreme Court, in Ricci v. DeStefano, has called into question the continued viability of disparate impact claims. The symposium focused […]

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