ACS Seton Hall Law Student Chapter

03/04/2021

Have you wondered about the constitutional implications of the riot on Capitol Hill? So have we! That's why we made this awesome, informative event for astute legal scholars like you. Come join us!

09/30/2020

Please join us for our exciting first event of the semester on Wednesday, October 7, 2020! We are discussing the important topic of the Impending Evictions Crisis from all angles: how it affects the local Newark community, the impacts evictions have on the housing market, the legislative angle, and what can working families do in this moment of crisis. This event is hosted by Professor Paula Franzese and includes great speakers from diverse areas of expertise included below:

08/22/2020

Register for this awesome event by APALSA SHU to learn about allyship with lauded author, Professor and President of Queens College, Frank Wu!
Apalsa Seton Hall Law

07/02/2020

Please join the Seton Hall Law community for a film discussion on Wednesday, July 8th from 5-6 PM. The documentary is called "Class Divide" and features Seton Hall Law student Hyisheem Shabazz Calier and the Director of the film, Mark Levin. "Class Divide (2015)" explores the effects of hyper-gentrification and rising economic disparity in one New York City neighborhood, which can be seen as a microcosm of the socioeconomic imbalances across the country, and the world.

Please register for the discussion, and to watch the film for free, at this link:

All approved registrants will receive the link to watch the movie for free

07/02/2020

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/06/nj-gets-failing-grade-for-how-state-handled-coronavirus-in-prisons.html

Informative on the topic of how the state dealt with Coronavirus in NJ Prisons.

Most states failed the test, according to a report released Thursday. N.J.'s grade was F+.

06/01/2020

Students and recent grads: Please attend Seton Hall Law School's upcoming virtual Community Conversation, this Wednesday at 6pm. Details have been emailed to you by BLSA and Dean Boozang. We must stand with, listen to, and support our community.

"The murder of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer has laid bare the fact that African Americans, ostensibly members of this alleged democracy, have never felt that the American political system is sufficiently responsive to the needs and concerns of that community. “ New by ACS Board of Directors member and law professor, Franita Tolson:

https://buff.ly/36Mu5Ly

04/01/2020

REMINDER! The deadline to submit a statement of interest is TODAY AT NOON!

03/25/2020

Hi all! For those interested in running for an ACS leadership position, we request that each candidate write a brief statement of interest. You can upload your statement here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JHp4ppRTNO3bGUxGOHIk7jfqrmbKNtFqgWvEn6krPX4/edit

The statement should be a minimum of 3-4 sentences, and no more than about half a page long.

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT A STATEMENT IS APRIL 1ST AT NOON.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

02/10/2020

Love is Love today at 5:30 pm in the 5th Floor Faculty Library!! Enjoy some sushi and wine while networking with lawyers, students, and professors! Presented by Lambda Law Alliance and Cosponsored by the Black Law Student Association!

09/13/2019

Come one, come all to the American Constitution Society's first general body meeting on Wednesday, September 25th at 5pm in room 271! Food and beverages will be provided!