2nd Fowler SCOTUS in Focus Event Reviews Supreme Court's 2024-25 Decisions
On October 23rd, the Fowler School of Law gathered faculty, students, and alumni for its second annual SCOTUS in Focus panel, offering a detailed, non-partisan analysis of key United States Supreme Court decisions from the 2024-25 term.
Panel and Discussion
The event featured Interim Dean Kenneth Stahl, Dr. Tom Campbell, and Professor Larry Rosenthal, moderated by decorated United States Marine Corps Judge and Fowler alumnus LtCol Alex Douvas (JD ’05).
Key Cases Examined
- Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services
- Mahmoud v. Taylor
- Seven County Infrastructure v. Eagle County, CO
- United States v. [Case details omitted]
The panelists critically analyzed the Court’s opinions, exploring each case's complexities and the potential impact these rulings may have on lower courts and related future cases.
The forum “provides a non-partisan space for thorough debate and analysis of significant Supreme Court rulings, illuminating their broader implications.”
Event Significance
As an established event on the Fowler School of Law calendar, SCOTUS in Focus continues to offer the community valuable perspectives on the decisions of the nation’s highest court, framed by rigorous legal scholarship and relevance to national affairs.
Summary: The Fowler School of Law’s SCOTUS in Focus event delivers expert, balanced insights into the Supreme Court’s critical decisions, fostering informed dialogue and academic rigor.