We the People: The U.S. Supreme Court Update
Total Credits: 3.5 CLE, 1 Ethics
- Average Rating:
- 17
- Categories:
- Constitutional Law | Trial Practice
- Faculty:
- George T Anagnost | Nicholas Klingerman | Paul Bender | Liela M Morris
- Location:
- State Bar of Arizona, Daniel J. McAuliffe CLE Center - Phoenix, AZ
Description
This seminar will review significant cases from the Court’s completed term, provide a background of previous decisions, comment on individual justices’ perspectives, and preview petitions for certiorari for the upcoming term.
Speakers:
Hon. (Ret.) George Anagnost, Former Presiding Judge, Peoria Municipal Court
Prof. Paul Bender, Arizona State University-Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Leila Morris, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community
Nicholas Klingerman, Arizona Attorney General's Office
Handouts
Manual- We the People 2025.pdf (2.4 MB) | 88 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Faculty
George T Anagnost Related Seminars and Products
Peoria Municipal Court
is presiding judge for the Peoria Municipal Court where has been presiding judge for several years. He has participated in various continuing education presentations and has been published in various law journals.
Nicholas Klingerman Related Seminars and Products
Office of the Attorney General
serves as the Criminal Division Chief at the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. In his capacity, he oversees prosecutors, law enforcement officers and staff; along with the Victims’ Rights Program. Prior to overseeing the Criminal Division, Nick was the Division Chief of the Training and Post Conviction Division at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, where he oversaw the training program, appeals bureau, and limited jurisdiction courts. During his career, Nick has specialized in both appellate and complex economic fraud, illegal enterprise, and anti-racketeering cases. In recognition of his exceptional prosecutorial work, Klingerman was honored with the Felony Prosecutor of the Year award for large jurisdictions by the Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council (APAAC) in 2022. Nick received his JD from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of law in 2010, where he was the Case Notes Editor for the Arizona Law Review and graduated summa cum laude and Order of the Coif. Following law school, Nick clerked for the Honorable Maurice Portley in the Arizona Court of Appeals. Before moving to Phoenix, Nick was a part-time professor of practice at the University of Arizona College of Law, teaching sentencing law and supervising the Attorney General Prosecution Clinic.
Paul Bender Related Seminars and Products
Arizona State University-Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
served as Dean of the Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law at ASU from 1984 – 1989. Prior to that, he was on the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. After graduating from Harvard Law School, he clerked for Second Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Learned Hand and then served as law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter. He was also a Principal Deputy Solicitor General of the United States.
Liela M Morris Related Seminars and Products
Liela Morris is a Deputy Prosecutor with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and Special Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Arizona, since 2012. Prior to coming to SRPMIC, she worked for Gila River Indian Community as a criminal prosecutor and in the dependency section. Liela has experience in all areas of criminal and dependency law and has spent the majority of her career working on behalf of tribal families and victims in service of seeking justice. Liela is a graduate of Arizona State University and the University of San Francisco School of Law. In addition to her work with the law, Liela enjoys travel, spending time with family and sewing.
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Location
State Bar of Arizona, Daniel J. McAuliffe CLE Center
