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Why Equality Matters, Kenneth L. Karst

Sibley Lecture Series

Kenneth L. Karst, a prolific author in the field of constitutional law, gave the fall quarter Sibley Law Lecture October 28.The UCLA law professor addressed the topic "Why Equality Matters" in his lecture, which was the 56th in the John A. Sibley Lecture Series.

A full summary of this event was published in the Advocate Magazine Volume 19, Issue 1, Spring 1983 on page 2: https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/advocate/vol19/iss1/1/

Arguing The Law: The Advocate's Duty And Opportunity, Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr.

Sibley Lecture Series

The John A. Sibley Lecture in Law delivered by Yale Law Professor Geoffrey Hazard at the University of Georgia School of Law on February 11, 1982, revised and expanded for publication. There have been many expositions on advocacy, including some delivered as Sibley Lectures. These expositions say pretty much the same thing: be candid, be thorough, be concise, formulate the issue carefully, answer questions directly, and "go fo the jugular." It would be incautious to reject good advice as to technique, and this sort of thing sounds like good advice. Yet the fact that the same advice keeps coming forth …

Unique Activities Of A President, Jimmy Carter

Law Day Lectures

This lecture was delivered on May 1, 1982 on the North Campus Quadrangle in front of the law school and library at 11 am. According to the transcript and recording, in addition to Former President Jimmy Carter speaking, then dean of the law school Dean Bearid also spoke and introduced Carter, along with questioners including David Buttorff, Ronald Cobb, Kim Alexander, and Mrs. Alford.Charles J. Driebe (student bar association president) also spoke.

A full summary of this event was published in the Advocate Magazine Volume 18, Issue 2, Fall 1982 on page 2: https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/advocate/vol18/iss2/1/