Conservative and libertarian Harvard Law students dedicated to freedom, limited government, and judicial restraint. Est. 1982. 🇺🇸
Cambridge, MA
Joined March 2012
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Earlier today, we were blessed to host May Mailman @MayMailman and Tobi Young @tmey13 for a fantastic conversation about careers, ambition, marriage, motherhood, and the promises and pitfalls of modern feminism. Thank you to all who attended!
On Wednesday, we were honored to host a conversation between Judge Justin Smith and Allan Parker, a prominent pro-life attorney, about the state of abortion law in post-Dobbs America. Thank you to all who joined us!
Earlier this week, it was our privilege to host Judge Britt Grant of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Thank you to Judge Grant and Professor Jack Goldsmith for an excellent conversation about the differences between state and federal judicial systems.
This afternoon, our chapter partnered with ACS to host a talk by Professor Diego Zambrano about his new book, How Americans Enforce the Law. We are grateful to Professor Zambrano, as well as Professor Mariana Pargendler, who offered a response.
It was our privilege to host Jesse Panuccio and Judge Andrew Brasher of the Eleventh Circuit for an excellent lunch talk this afternoon. Thank you to all who attended!
Yesterday, we hosted Alan Gura and Stephen Sachs for a discussion about state efforts to challenge or circumvent Citizens United, the First Amendment protections afforded to political spending, and whether states can constitutionally restrict the influence of money in elections.
Thank you to Brian Daly and Josh Dambacher for joining our chapter earlier this week to discuss the future of American capital markets, the regulation of private capital, and the evolving relationship between Wall Street and Washington!
It was our privilege to host Judge Lawrence VanDyke of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Thank you to Judge VanDyke, as well as our VP of Speakers, Tasha Dambacher, for a great discussion!
Earlier this week, we hosted Judge John K. Bush of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to discuss Harvard’s role in the American Founding. Thank you to all who attended!
Earlier today, we had the privilege of hosting Scott Bullock to discuss the Institute for Justice's efforts related to Flock cameras, qualified immunity, eminent domain abuse, and more. Thank you to all who joined us!
Earlier this week, our VP of Education and Outreach and our VP of Academic Affairs hosted a session to discuss the conservative legal movement with 1Ls. Thank you to all who attended!
Earlier this week, our chapter hosted Judge Amul Thapar of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and Judge Michael Garcia of the New York Court of Appeals for a conversation about prosecution and the rule of law. Thank you to all who attended!
Yesterday, Judge Daniel Bress (9th Cir.) sat down with his future clerk, Myles McKnight ‘27, for a discussion on what really divides judges in hard cases, different types of “discretion” in judicial work, lessons from the Scalia chambers, and more. Thank you to all who attended!
It was our privilege to host Professor Bradley Rebeiro of BYU Law for a discussion on Frederick Douglass’s constitutional thought and its relationship to the history and development of originalism. Thank you to all who attended!
This afternoon, our chapter had the privilege of hosting Judge Justin Walker (D.C. Cir.) for a conversation about the judiciary with Professor Richard Re. Thank you to Judge Walker, Professor Re, and all who attended!
We were blessed to welcome former Idaho Solicitor General Alan Hurst to campus to discuss the legal battle over transgender athletes and his experience successfully arguing Little v. Hecox before the Supreme Court in the recent term. Thank you to all who attended!
Earlier today, our chapter was joined by Jeffrey Redfern, Kirby Thomas West, and Professor Stephen Sachs. Thank you to our panelists for an excellent preview of the Supreme Court's 2026 Term docket.
We are so grateful to Cameron Pritchett and Professor Richard Re for joining our chapter this afternoon to discuss Justice Kavanaugh's jurisprudence. Thank you to everyone who came!
Yesterday, we were thrilled to host “Intro to Big Law Recruiting for 1Ls.” Thank you to our VP of Professional Development, William Krag, for moderating the panel.
