Beginning in 2015 with the blockade of Merrick Garland's Supreme Court nomination and the 2016 election of a president who decisively lost the popular vote, events have brought three constitutional issues to the fore that had not taken center stage in decades: the proposals to pack the Supreme Court by adding justices to the current nine; the debate over whether to consider the confirmation of nominated judges and justices in the months leading up to a presidential election; and the origins and current vitality of the Electoral College.
Join leading appellate lawyer Caitlin Halligan, Jennifer Selendy and a panel of experts on October 30 for an incisive discussion on these critical issues.
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