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DIGITAL EXTRAS
PREVIEWING THE SUPREME
COURT'S NEW TERM
On September 17, constitutional experts and
Supreme Court practitioners gathered at the
D.C. Bar for the annual Supreme Court Review
& Preview, providing insights into some of the
most consequential cases decided by the Court in
2023-2024 and the issues in its docket in the new
term. Panelists included John P. Elwood of Arnold
& Porter Kaye Scholer LLP; Elaine Goldenberg of
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP; Daniel Woofter of
Goldstein, Russell & Woofter LLC; and William Jay
and Jaime A. Santos of Goodwin Procter LLP. The
panelists said they expect the Court to continue
its focus on protected speech with Free Speech
Coalition, Inc. v. Paxton, which centers on Texas'
age-verification requirement for users to access
adult websites.
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PONDERING THE POTENTIAL
& LIMITATIONS OF AI
On September 16, D.C. Bar President Shaun M.
Snyder hosted approximately 50 lawyers, judges,
law professors, and technology experts at the
Bar's second annual AI Summit. Attendees explored
new AI tools and platforms as well as tackled
questions about training lawyers and law students
for the future of work using artificial intelligence
while strengthening their fundamental
lawyering skills.
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CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS
IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION
The D.C. Bar cohosted the National Preservation
Law Conference on September 12, featuring a roster
of experts who explored the impacts of the
U.S. Supreme Court's Loper Bright Enterprises v.
Raimondo decision, exclusions for special treatment
of historic districts under state housing laws,
trends in tax law on preservation easements, and
more.
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of legal professionals and future D.C. Bar members,
the D.C. Bar Communities hosted a Back to Law
School Mixer on September 10 to connect law
students with Communities members and leaders.
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