Policy Forum - A Retrospective on Election 2000
California Attorney General Bill Lockyer and leading constitutional Law scholars and professionals from across the country spoke at A Retrospective on Election 2000 on March 17 at McGeorge. They discussed the implications of U.S. Sumprme Court decisions in Bush v. Gore, 121 S. Ct. 525 and Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board, 121 S. Ct. 471. The event that was sponsored by McGeorge's Capital Center for Government Law & Policy.
To hear a re-broadcast of the event, click on the Associated
Web Site listed below. The broadcast link is arranged with
Hearings.com.
http://www.hearings.com/client/wholesalelogin.asp?ID=94&HID=1637
Program Panels:
The Intersection Between State Election
Law and the Election of Federal Officers
- Richard Hasen, Professor of Law, Loyola of
Los Angeles
Federalism, State Constitutions and Judicial
Interpretation in the Wake of Bush I
- Pamela Karlan, Professor of Law, Stanford
Law School
- John Sims, Professor of Law, University of the Pacific McGeorge
School of Law
Federalism, Equal Protection and Constitutional
Remedies in the Wake of Bush II
- The Honorable Bill Lockyer, Attorney General
- Brian Landsberg, Professor of Law, University of the Pacific
McGeorge School of Law
- Bill LWood, Chief Counsel, Secretary of State's
Office
- Howard P. Fink, Professor of Law, Ohio State University
College of Law
California Election Law Reform
- Lloyd Levine, Legislative Director for Assemblyman
John Longville, Chair, Assembly Elections, Reapportionment
and constitutinal Amendments Committee
- Fred Woocher, Strumwasser and Woocher