I want other law students to know that these speakers haven't let their faith slip and even base their professions and daily decisions on it. Attorneys and judges from Christian and Jewish religions and practicing in Ohio, Virginia and Montana will lead discussions about how their individual religious experiences have affected their various practices of law. All events will be held at noon in room 111 of Joseph E. Keller Hall on campus.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Refreshments will be provided following the discussion. CLS is a nondenominational law organization that promotes biblical conflict reconciliation and voluntary and low-fee legal assistance for the needy. But it is important to remember there are other learning opportunities besides studying. This series is one of those . The series is sponsored by UD, the St. Thomas Moore Society, the Jewish Law Society, the Christian Legal Society and the Rutherford Institute.