Past Symposia – N.Y.U. Journal of Legislation & Public Policy

Spring 2019 Symposium – #MeToo on Campus: Title IX, Sexual Assault, and the Trump Administration
Fall 2018 Symposium – Advice & Consent: The Senate’s (Changing) Role in Judicial Confirmations
Fall 2017 Symposium – Uncertain Times for Old Age: Savings & Retirement Policy in the Trump Era
Spring 2017 Symposium – The Future of Miranda: Police Practices and Power in the Modern Legal Landscape
Fall 2015 Symposium – “It Is So Ordered”: Social Change and the Campaign for Marriage Equality
Fall 2014 Symposium – Courts, Campaigns, and Corruption: Judicial Recusal Five Years After Caperton
Fall 2013 Symposium – The Future of Voting Rights
Spring 2013 Symposium – Democracy Unfiltered: Discussing 100 Years of Direct Elections and Modern Issues Affecting the Law of Democracy
Spring 2013 Symposium – Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules
Spring 2012 Symposium – No Strings Attached
Fall 2011 Symposium – Access to Justice
Spring 2011 Symposium – The Legislative Legacy of Senator Edward Kennedy
Spring 2010 Symposium – Helping America Vote: The Past, Present, and Future of Election Administration
Fall 2007 Symposium – Leviathan’s Network: Municipal Wireless and Civil Liberties
Fall 2006 Symposium – Immigration Reform: Balancing Enforcement and Integration
Spring 2005 Symposium – The Unintended Consequences of Legislating Technology: The Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Spring 2004 Symposium – Increasing Access to Health Care: A Symposium Exploring Methods to Address the National Crisis
Spring 2003 Symposium – Teaching Legislation: The Impact of Differing Legislative Views on the Pedagogical Process
Fall 2001 Symposium – Legislatures, Courts, and the Contestability of Rights: A Conversation
Fall 2000 Symposium – Regulation of Securities and Security Exchanges in the Age of the Internet
Fall 1999 Symposium – Legislating Morality: The Debate over Human Cloning
Fall 1998 Symposium – The Role of Encryption Technology in Business, Law Enforcement, and Constitutional Analysis
Spring 1998 Symposium – Campaign Finance Reform
Spring 1997 Symposium – The Legitimacy of Direct Democracy: Ballot Initiatives and the Law