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Will Trying Suspected Terrorists in Federal Court Advance the Interests of Justice and National Security? - Event Audio/Video

Fordham Student Chapter, New York Lawyers Chapter, and the International & National Security Law Practice Group

January 27, 2010

James J. Benjamin, Martin Flaherty, William K. Kelley, Vincent J. Vitkowsky, Andrew Kent, Reuvain Borchardt

The following audio and video were recorded on January 27, 2010.

 

Will Trying Suspected Terrorists in Federal Court
Advance the Interests of Justice and National Security? 1-27-10
Running Time: 01:33:04
[ Full Audio]
[ Videos 1-11 on YouTube]

The Federalist Society's Fordham Student Chapter, New York Lawyers Chapter, and the International & National Security Law Practice Group presented this panel discussion on January 27, 2010, at Fordham University School of Law.

Panelists include:

• Mr. James J. Benjamin Jr., Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP 
• Prof. Martin Flaherty, Fordham University School of Law
• Prof. William K. Kelley, University of Notre Dame Law School
• Mr. Vincent Vitkowsky, Edwards, Angell, Palmer, & Dodge LLP
• Moderator: Prof. Andrew Kent, Fordham University School of Law
• Introduction: Reuvain Borchardt, President, Fordham Student Chapter

Fordham University School of Law
New York, NY

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