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A flashback from the archives!
This week in 1986, the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) invited civil rights activist and Georgia Senator Julian Bond (1940-2015) to speak at the Law School for a Black History Month event.
Bond co-founded the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), served in both the Georgia House and Senate for a total of twenty years, and served as chairman of the NAACP from 1998-2010.
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I’ve been trying to come up with the words to describe the feeling of ending my time as a Mock Trial competitor and my last BLSA convention as a law student.. Competing in Mock Trial has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my law school career and played a large part in making me the great lawyer I hope to become. The Black Law Students Association has given me a sense of belonging and community beyond what I could have ever asked for and I couldn’t think of a better way to end my time as an advocate. Thank you to my teammates for making it memorable and more importantly.. putting Seton Hall on the map as a top 8 team in the country!!! #MockTrial #BLSA (at Little Rock, Arkansas) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvKi3uDl6BidMAuUQyvDnVLKM7izQHkPPah5M80/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hyngxf5f7kcu
Newly Digitized: Senator Julian Bond speaks in Willey Hall auditorium
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) invited civil rights activist and Georgia Senator Julian Bond to visit the Law School for a Black History Month event in 1986.
Bond was a co-founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) who served in both the Georgia House and Senate, and later on served as Chairman of the NAACP.
These recently scanned black-and-white prints from the event include shots of Bond at the podium and of law school students as they listen to him speak.
(And yes, we have the videotape that’s being recorded in the 3rd image!)
Tulane BLSA Moot Court team clinches national championship title again
The BLSA Moot Court Appellate Team is once again the national champions of the Thurgood Marshall National Moot Court Competition, the third time in four years.
Tulane Law School’s BLSA team – comprised of second-year law students Daevon Adams and Robert Morrison III – took home the top prize at the 57th Annual NBLSA National Conference and had earlier become the Southwest Regional BLSA champions, sending them to the national competition. This win solidifies Tulane Law’s legacy with the National Black Law Student Association where teams have successfully won the competition almost every year since 2022.
Adams and Morrison were coached by head coach August Simien and assistant coach Ehsun Qamar, both 3Ls.
“With this win, the Tulane BLSA Appellate program has asserted its dominance by winning the last four consecutive regional championships and three out of the last four national championships, solidifying us as having the best moot court program in the country,” said Simien.
Adams and Morrison argued a case that centered around whether the restriction of medical treatments for transgender minors violates parental rights under the Due Process Clause and their rights under the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. The championship round, held at the Richard B. Russel Federal Building and U.S. District Courthouse in downtown Atlanta, pitted Tulane Law against a team from New York University Law, and was heard by Federal Immigration Judge Winfield Murray, and attorneys Caambridge Horton and DeAngelo A. Levette (the author of the case packet).
“Daevon and Robert delivered a passionate and persuasive argument supported by an abundance of caselaw and cites to the record,” said Simien. “Although it seems as if winning is expected, I'd like to emphasize that this is no easy feat. We logged a tremendous number of hours perfecting our arguments and preparing for any questions that might be asked. The key was that we were more prepared than everyone else, and we were rewarded for our hard work and determination.”
The BLSA Moot Court Program, which formally merged with the Tulane Moot Court Program in 2020, has had extraordinary success. In the past five years, it has placed teams in the top rankings, including a clean sweep in 2022 where the Tulane national champs won the Appellate Competition, First Place overall, Best Brief, and Best Oralist titles.
“Taking top honors in a national contest as prestigious as the Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition takes an extraordinary amount of work and talent,” said law Dean Marcilynn Burke. “The success of our BLSA Moot Court is a testament to the hard work of our student leaders in the program and we are enormously proud of their achievements!”
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A person carrying the Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, is capable of infecting 406 people in 30 days in the absence of a lockdown, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) experts have estimated.
That is based on the assumption that R-naught, or R0, a virus’s basic reproductive number (meaning the number of persons an infected patient can potentially infect) is 2.5.
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