\;Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Join us for a com munity conversation about some of the major rulings made by the Supreme Co urt during the '22-23 term\, facilitated by Marc Spindelman\, the Isadore &\; Ida Topper Professor of Law.
\nThe Supreme Court has issued&n bsp\;multiple \;rulings throughout the 2022-2023 term that will signif icantly impact Americans' civil rights. \;Marc Spindelman\, the Isador e and Ida Topper Professor of Law at The OSU Moritz College of Law\, will facilitate a community conversation around some of the blockbuster rulings \, break down the major decisions made by the Court\, and help us reflect on how those decisions will shape American politics and life moving forwar d.
\nPresenter Biography
\nMarc Spindelman\, the Isadore and Ida Topper Professor of Law\, is a graduate of the Univers ity of Michigan Law School. Following law school\, Professor Spindelman cl erked for Judge (now Chief Judge) Alice M. Batchelder on the US \;Cour t of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit\, and was an associate at Cadwalader\, Wickersham &\; Taft in New York City.
\nAfter leaving Wall Street \, he was a Reginald F. Lewis Fellow for Law Teaching at Harvard Law Schoo l\, taught as a Visiting Instructor at the University of Michigan Law Scho ol\, and spent two years as a Greenwall Fellow in Bioethics and Health Pol icy at Georgetown University and Johns Hopkins University. While a Greenwa ll Fellow\, Professor Spindelman was also an adjunct professor of law at t he Georgetown University Law Center\, a faculty associate at the Johns Hop kins University Bloomberg School of Public Health\, and a research fellow at the US \;Food and Drug Administration&rsquo\;s Center for Drug Eval uation and Research.
\nSince joining the faculty at the Moritz Colle ge of Law\, Professor Spindelman also \;has been a visiting professor of law at the Georgetown University Law Center (Spring &rsquo\;05)\, and a t the University of Michigan Law School (AY &rsquo\;07-&rsquo\;08).
\n< p>Professor Spindelman&rsquo\;s scholarship focuses largely on questions o f inequality as they intersect law and culture. In addition to current and recent work focused on LGBT rights and reproductive justice\, he is the c o-author of a leading casebook in Family Law\, has published numerous arti cles\, and has been quoted widely in the press. He regularly teaches \ ;Constitutional Law\, \;Family Law\, \;Constitutional Law Theory\, \;Critical Theory/Critical Lawyering\, Social Justice and the Law\, a nd \;Sexual Violence and the Law. Other courses he has recently taught include \;The Lawyer in the Community \;and \;an innovative c ourse called \;The Rule of Law in the Age of Legal Change.\nFol low Marc's work and writing here .
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