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Former Cardozo Professor Michelle Adams will be joining us today at 6 p.m. to discuss her new book, “The Containment: Detroit, the Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North”.
This special event, taking place on Constitution Day, is also CLE-credit approved.
Today is National Voter Registration Day! Your voice matters, and registering is the first step to making it heard.
Take a minute to register, or check your registration status, here: nationalvoterregistrationday…
#NationalVoterRegistrationDay #Vote #RegistertoVote #DemocracyInAction
Cardozo Professor Rebecca Ingber joined the Just Security podcast to discuss the recent U.S. strike on a Caribbean vessel and its broader legal implications. Here’s the full podcast episode: youtube.com/watch?v=bbMIUwcX…
Professor Rebecca Ingber was recently featured on the Lawfare Podcast episode “Lawfare Live: U.S. Military Conducts Lethal Strike on Venezuelan ‘Drug Boat.’”
Visit the link below to hear her powerful insights on the role of public law.
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In Episode 1, Part 2 of our Legal Explainer series, Professor Codrington explores the constitutional questions raised by mid-decade redistricting and its impact on fair representation. #constitutionallaw #redistricting #votingrights #democracy
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Today in our Legal Explainer series: Professor Codrington breaks down the constitutional stakes of Texas’s new redistricting maps:
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#constitutionallaw #redistricting #votingrights #texas #congress #districtlines #democracy
The Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy and Cardozo’s Black Law Student Association invite you to our next event: Michelle Adams on Detroit, the Supreme Court, and School Segregation.
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Center Co-Director and Cardozo Professor Wilfred Codrington III was recently featured in Law.com’s National Law Journal, weighing in on the Supreme Court’s consideration of challenges to the Voting Rights Act. Read the full article here: law.com/nationallawjournal/2…
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📢Tomorrow is Election Day!🗳️
🚨Not all party/districts have primary elections
Check your party at amiregistered.vote.nyc
Check your poll site at findmypollsite.vote.nyc
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🚨2025 Primary Election- Early Voting Day Complete!
Manhattan: 122,642
Bronx: 30,816
Brooklyn: 142,735
Queens: 75,778
Staten Island: 12,367
Total # of Early Voting Check-Ins: 384,338*
*Unofficial & cumulative as of close of polls
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Presenting: A one-stop resource to check out before you hit the polls for the June primary!
Our A to Z guide includes where to find info on candidates, voting hours, and more ⤵️
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Want to protect democracy, fight for voting rights, and take on big money in politics?
Join our team and help build a government that works for everyone.
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Who are these people on the NYC mayoral ballot—and what do they actually stand for? 🤔🗳️❓
If you’ve ever skipped a vote because you felt under-informed, this quiz is for you.
Get matched with candidates based on your priorities—who thought voting could be so easy (and fun)!
Who should you rank on your ballot to be the next mayor of New York City?
Take the quiz, in partnership with @Gothamist, to find which candidates are your closest match.
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Join us @CardozoLaw on April 29 for Professor Emeritus Richard Weisberg's book launch! Announcing Professor Weisberg's new book on the Shoah, the event begins at 10:00 AM and is preceded by a Panel on American Discourse and the First Amendment in Today’s Political Environment.
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Join Prof. Joel Swanson of @SarahLawrence as he explores how French Jews debated free speech and community protection during the Dreyfus Affair. Drawing parallels to today’s American Jewish experience, he examines historical debates to offer insights into current controversies.
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📢SPECIAL ELECTION - Day 2 of Early Voting
51 Council District in Staten Island. Verify your district & poll site at findmypollsite.vote.nyc/
The space is limited. RSVP now: LawLiteratureandHistory.even…
Join us @CardozoLaw on April 29 for Professor Emeritus Richard Weisberg's book launch! Announcing Professor Weisberg's new book on the Shoah, the event begins at 10:00 AM and is preceded by a Panel on American Discourse and the First Amendment in Today’s Political Environment.
Missed our October panel, “A Government of the People: Popular Engagement in U.S. Constitutional Democracy”? 🎥 The full recording is now available!
Watch here: youtu.be/-t2MWsTZ_IQ?si=H5F-…
#Democracy #CivicEngagement #ConstitutionalLaw #Cardozo
Join us! 10/9 “A Government of the People: Popular Engagement in US Constitutional Democracy” @wuc3 in conversation w/ @alicia_bannon (@BrennanCenter ), @BrettschneiderC (@BrownUniversity & @FordhamLawNYC ), and @JoshuaADouglas (@ukcollegeoflaw). RSVP @ bit.ly/3Zsy3q1
ALT On October 9, 2024, the Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy will host “A Government of the People: Popular Engagement in U.S. Constitutional Democracy.” The event will feature three panelists—Alicia Bannon (Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law), Corey Brettschneider (Brown University and Fordham Law School), and Joshua Douglas (University of Kentucky School of Law), the latter two of whom have recently published books that center the people in core matters of political decisionmaking—in conversation with Professor Wilfred Codrington III. Book sale and signing to follow the panel discussion: "The Presidents and the People: Five Leaders Who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens Who Fought to Defend It" by Corey Brettschneider "The Court v. The Voters: The Troubling Story of How the Supreme Court Has Undermined Voting Rights" by Joshua A. Douglas Open to the public. RSVP required.
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Today's the day. Polls are open in New York City until 9pm!
📍 Look up your assigned Election Day your poll site at findmypollsitevote.nyc
📒NYC's Official Voter Guide: nycvotes.org/voterguide
🔍Learn about ballot proposals: nycvotes.org/ballotproposals