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Multimedia @ HLS
Harvard Law School provides videos of symposia, lectures, conferences, and other important events that highlight the vibrant intellectual contributions of our faculty, students, and distinguished lecturers.
Featured HLS Videos:
HLS Video Archive
2009- October
2009- September
2009- July
2009- June
2009 - May
2009 - April
- UCLA Professor Seana Shriffrin: The John Dewey Lecture in the Philosophy of the Law
- Venezuelan Supreme Court Justice Fernando Vegas: “The Role of Human Rights, Gender Equality, and Race in Venezuelan Law”
- Professor John C. Coates: “The Bailout is Robbing the Banks”
- Panel discussion moderated by Professor Charles Ogletree ’78: “Forecasting President Obama’s Impact”
- Jim Cramer ’84, host of CNBC’s “Mad Money”: “What went wrong with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the stock market?”
- Professor Robert Sitkoff: “Lawyers, Banks, and Money: The Quiet Revolution in American Trust Law”
2009 - March
- Russ Stanton, editor Los Angeles Times, and Jeff Jarvis, director of CUNY’s Graduate School of Journalism: “The Future of the News: Issues at the Frontier”
- Lecturer Diane Rosenfeld ’96 and ACLU President Nadine Strossen ’75: “Should Pornography be regulated?" (Audio)
2009 - February
2009 - January
2009 - October
- Holmes Lecture Series by NYU Law Professor Jeremy Waldron: "Dignity and Defamation: The Visibility of Hate." Part 1: "Why Call Hate Speech Group Libel?"
- Holmes Lecture Series by NYU Law Professor Jeremy Waldron: "Dignity and Defamation: The Visibility of Hate." Part 2: "What Does a Well-Ordered Society Look Like?"
- Holmes Lecture Series by NYU Law Professor Jeremy Waldron: "Dignity and Defamation: The Visibility of Hate." Part 3: "Libel and Legitimacy"
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