Constitution Day  September 17  5:30pm - 7:00pm  Upholding the
Constitution in the Twenty-First Century: The Role of Everybody
Celebrate the annual Constitution Day with a panel discussion of
WCL faculty on the different ways in which members of society,
government officials, judges, law school, etc., abide by and
adhere to our civic religion of constitutionalism. We tend to
think that the Constitution is what five Supreme Court Justices
say it is, but in reality, it is much more. Why do legislators
vote for or against statutes on constitutional terms? Why do
Presidents sign or veto statutes on constitutional grounds?  In
general, what does it mean to take an oath to “preserve, protect
and defend the Constitution”?  Why do federal officials take an
oath to preserve the Constitution, and not the country?
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