LIST OF #LANDMARKCASES GUESTS C-SPAN’s new Landmark Cases series on historic Supreme Court decisions begins Monday, Oct. 5th. Here is a list of confirmed guests for each 90-minute program, all beginning Mondays at 9pmET. Marbury v. Madison (Oct. 5th, 2015) Akhil Reed Amar – Yale University Law Professor & Author, "America’s Constitution: A Biography” Cliff Sloan – Constitutional Law Attorney & Co-Author, “The Great Decision: Jefferson, Adams, Marshall & the Battle for the Supreme Court" Scott v. Sandford (Oct. 12th, 2015) Christopher Bracey – George Washington University Law Professor & Co-Author, “The Dred Scott Case: Historical & Contemporary Perspectives on Race & Law” Martha Jones – University of Michigan Law School Legal Research & History Professor Slaughterhouse Cases (Oct. 19th, 2015) Paul Clement – Former Solicitor General & Constitutional Law Attorney Michael Ross - University of Maryland History Professor & Author, "Justice of Shattered Dreams: Samuel Freeman Miller & the Supreme Court During the Civil War Era” Lochner v. New York (Oct. 26th, 2015) Randy Barnett – Georgetown University Law Center Professor & Author, “Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty" Paul Kens - Texas State University Political Science Professor & Author, "Lochner v. New York: Economic Regulation on Trial” Schenck v. United States (Nov. 2nd, 2015) Thomas Goldstein – SCOTUSblog Co-Founder & Publisher Beverly Gage – Yale University History Professor Korematsu v. United States (Nov. 9th, 2015) Peter Irons – Represented Fred Korematsu in 1983 Coram Nobis case & Author "Justice At War: The Story of the Japanese-American Internment Cases” Karen Korematsu- Fred T. Korematsu Institute Executive Director & Daughter of Fred Korematsu Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (Nov. 16th, 2015) Michael Gerhardt - University of North Carolina Law Professor Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka (Nov. 23rd, 2015) Tomiko Brown-Nagin - Harvard University Legal Historian & Author, "Courage to Dissent: Atlanta & the Long History of the Civil Rights Movement" Kannon Shanmugam – Former Assistant to the Solicitor General & Constitutional Law Attorney Mapp v. Ohio (Nov. 30th, 2015) Carolyn Long – Washington State University Vancouver Political Science Professor & Author, “Mapp v. Ohio: Guarding against Unreasonable Searches & Seizures” Renee Hutchins – University of Maryland Law Professor & Clinical-Law Program Co-Director Baker v. Carr (Dec. 7th, 2015) Theodore Olson - Former Solicitor General & Constitutional Law Attorney Douglas Smith - Author, "On Democracy's Doorstep: The Inside Story of How the Supreme Court Brought ‘One Person One Vote’ to the United States" Miranda v. Arizona (Dec. 14th. 2015) Jeffrey Rosen - National Constitution Center President & CEO & George Washington University Law Professor Roe v. Wade (Dec. 21st, 2015) Guests will be announced soon .
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