2026 National Lawyers Convention
The 2026 National Lawyers Convention will take place November 12-14 in Washington, DC. Due to high demand, the Convention is now SOLD OUT, but live streams will be available.
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@SecRubio See his full remarks here: https://t.co/vcpupN3Dro
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“Victory requires something beyond good arguments; victory is secured through institutions, networks, and systems fixated on a shared goal, capable of shaping and exercising influence.” Secretary of State Marco Rubio (@SecRubio) delivered powerful remarks at the Barbara K. Olson https://t.co/SncDz2LniJ
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In his final address before retiring as Executive Vice President of the Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies, Dean Reuter reminds us that we are the "good people" described in the Declaration: “By your authority and only by your authority. You are the good https://t.co/hcSxq4PD3W
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RT @foxnewspolitics: Justice Samuel Alito lays out three principles he says Americans must preserve "no matter what the atmosphere is in th…
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GianCarlo Canaparo, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General, @TheJusticeDept, warns that AI could undermine the federal rulemaking process: “If you believe that notice-and-comment lends democratic legitimacy to rulemaking, that belief is sorely challenged when anyone can, at https://t.co/qGgIutwCrr
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The Federalist Society was honored to host Secretary of State Marco Rubio @SecRubio to speak at the Society’s National Lawyers Convention celebrating 250 years of American exceptionalism. Link to the full remarks in the reply 👇🏻 #FedSoc2026 https://t.co/m4JNGCnNkZ
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.@JCNSeverino, President of JCN, compares the dangers of court-packing to Venezuela, warning of a Supreme Court with 50+ justices: “Can you imagine how much more time it's going to take to build a 50-justice Supreme Court building?... It sounds silly, but this is not https://t.co/ehQyP6RdSO
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