<p>Delaware Law School<br />Vale Moot Court Room</p>
<p>Please join us for a conversation to reflect on the jurisprudential&nbsp;legacy of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia with a program <strong>Friday, Feb. 19 from noon-1:30</strong> in the Ruby R.&nbsp;Vale Moot Courtroom, Delaware Law School,&nbsp;4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington.&nbsp;The event&nbsp;will feature remarks by multiple law school faculty members on&nbsp;various topics, including:</p>
<ul>
<li>Dean Rod Smolla (First Amendment</li>
<li>Professor Christine Allie (Role of&nbsp;Religion)</li>
<li>Professor John Culhane (Gay/Individual Rights)</li>
<li>Professor&nbsp;Alan E.&nbsp;Garfield (Constitutional&nbsp;Originalism)</li>
<li>Professor David Hodas (Science and Environmental Law)</li>
<li>Professor Mary Brigid McManamon (Federal Courts)</li>
<li>Distinguished Professor James R. May (Access to Justice; Legislative Authority)</li>
<li>Professor Serena Williams (Property Rights)</li>
</ul>
<p>Please direct questions to Professor May at <a href="mailto:jrmay@widener.edu">jrmay@widener.edu</a>. We hope you can join us.&nbsp;</p>