Symposia
The American University Law Review and the American Civil Liberties Union Present:
Left Out in the Cold? The Chilling of Speech, Association, and the Press in Post-9/11 America
September 20-21, 2007
The following panels were presented and are available for webcast:
- Welcome Remarks: Claudio Grossman, Nadine Strossen, and Stephen LeBlanc (webcast)
- Members of Congress panel: Setting a positive legislative agenda for the First Amendment (webcast part i | webcast part ii)
- Constitutional overview of post-9/11 barriers to free speech and a free press (webcast)
- Keynote Speaker: Eleanor Clift (webcast)
- Restrictions on Freedom of Association Through Material Support Prohibitions and Visa Denials (webcast)
- Censoring and prosecuting the press: The growing use of subpoenas and Reporters' Shield legislation (webcast)
- Surveillance and its chilling effect on First Amendment rights (webcast)
- Secrecy and barriers to open government (webcast)
- The role of whistleblowers to facilitate government accountability (webcast)
Click here for more information on panels, confirmed participants, and a call for papers to be published in Volume 57 of the American University Law Review.
Questions? Contact lawrev-projects-editor@wcl.american.edu
