The Forward's host Trager Metge sits down with Bruce Ledewitz and Eric Segall, the hosts of the Wisconsin Law Review's Symposium to talk over the issues animating the Symposium: the Supreme Court as an institution, and how we grapple with it moving forward. Register for the Symposium at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/393171104357/?discount=GENERAL 

Join us for an interview with Professor BJ Ard on his upcoming conference entitled "Law, Legal Institutions, and Technological Change."

As a precursor to the Wisconsin Law Review’s Symposium on the Restatement of the Law of American Indians, this week’s Forward episode hosts a panel of legal scholars who helped draft the Restatement. Professor Matthew Fletcher, Professor Wenona Singel, and Attorney Kaighn Smith discuss the drafting process and the importance of understanding basic tenants of Indian Law.

The Symposium will take place on November 5th and 6th at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Registration is available at https://wlr.law.wisc.edu/symposium/.

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On this week's episode of Forward, the Wisconsin Law Review hosts a panel of legal scholars on the subject of free speech and the First Amendment. Professors Anuj Desai and David Schwartz teach constitutional law and the freedom of speech, and offer insights on this often misunderstood area of the law. Please subscribe to our podcast and follow us on twitter @WisLRev for more updates.

On this week's episode of Forward, the Wisconsin Law Review hosts a panel of legal scholars who have studied the legal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. These topics include college sports, banking, and vaccination. All of the panelists have authored pieces that were published in the Wisconsin Law Review Forward. To read their pieces, go to https://wlr.law.wisc.edu/wlr-forward/. Please subscribe to our podcast and follow us on twitter @WisLRev for more updates.

The Wisconsin Law Review Forward was founded to publish pieces on current issues and reach a wider audience than our more traditional print law review. In keeping with that goal, we are launching a podcast to discuss current legal issues that affect those within the legal community and beyond. Our goal is to make the legal scholarship happening within the University of Wisconsin impactful and useful to individuals around the state and beyond. On this episode, we discuss the importance of legal scholarship with Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Jill Karofsky, Wisconsin Law Professor Asifa Quraishi-Landes, Attorney John Skilton, and Attorney Michael Wussow. A special thanks to the law review associates who made this production possible: Dylan Ochoa, Laura Schwendeman, and Miranda Salazar.