2026 Alabama Chapters Conference
Please join the Alabama Lawyer Chapters for our annual statewide conference—this year in Huntsville!
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During a special live recording of The Arena hosted by @America1stLegal and DC Student Chapters, U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer offers advice to his 26-year old self. "Don't be afraid. Because a lot of the stuff that I have had to do and others have had to do it does take a https://t.co/AE5lUcarqy
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TUNE IN for this special live audience edition of The Arena with U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer and Principal Deputy Solicitors General Sarah Harris and Hashim Mooppan and @GeneHamilton. https://t.co/x9HRsSELo6
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From his First Inaugural Address to his Farewell Address, George Washington emphasized the essential role of virtue in our republic, linking it with happiness and calling it “a necessary spring of popular government.” Explore what Washington and the Founders understood virtue to https://t.co/mAwfTYRd7x
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RT @America1stLegal: Solicitor General John Sauer joins @America1stLegal and @FedSoc for a special live audience episode of @TheArenaAFL ho…
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For our final episode, meet the Forgotten Founder who did a little bit of everything—Francis Hopkinson. A signer of the Declaration of Independence, Hopkinson was also a lawyer, author, artist, composer, and judge. He is credited with helping design both the American flag and https://t.co/xerb79YFBy
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RT @shbarclay: For any current law students, I highly recommend this new @FedSoc reading group focused on virtue at the founding.
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View the syllabus here: https://t.co/qQym89vIb6
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