2nd Fowler SCOTUS in Focus Event Analyzes Supreme Court's 2024-25 Decisions
On October 23rd, the Fowler School of Law brought together faculty, students, and alumni for its second annual SCOTUS in Focus panel discussion. This event offered a non-partisan platform for in-depth analysis and debate on key Supreme Court rulings from the 2024-25 term.
Expert Panel and Moderator
The discussion was led by Interim Dean Kenneth Stahl, Dr. Tom Campbell, and Professor Larry Rosenthal. Special guest moderator LtCol Alex Douvas (JD ’05), a decorated United States Marine Corps judge and Fowler alumnus, guided the conversation.
Analysis of Landmark Cases
Panelists examined significant Supreme Court decisions including:
- Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services
- Mahmoud v. Taylor
- Seven County Infrastructure v. Eagle County, CO
- United States v. [case name not specified]
They critically evaluated the Court’s opinions, unpacking the complexities of each case and discussing potential consequences for future rulings by lower courts.
“SCOTUS in Focus provides unique insights into the rulings of the nation’s highest jurists, illuminating their decisions within the broader context of national affairs, scholarly excellence, and rigorous analysis.”
Event Significance
This annual event has become a valued tradition at Fowler School of Law, fostering informed understanding of Supreme Court dynamics among its community.
Author’s summary: The Fowler School of Law’s SCOTUS in Focus panel offered clear, expert analysis on pivotal 2024-25 Supreme Court cases, emphasizing their wider legal and societal impacts.