Welcome new Cornell American Constitution Society members
This is the blog curated by members of Cornell Law School's chapter of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy.
The goal of the national ACS and of our chapter is to revitalize and transform the legal debate and the national conversation about law. It is our aim to restore the principles of respect for human dignity, protection of individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, and access to justice to the place those principles rightfully hold at the center of American law.
As an organization, the American Constitution Society doesn't lobby, litigate, or take positions on specific issues, cases, legislation, or nominations. As individual ACS members, most of us do take positions on specific issues, cases, legislation, or nominations. We will use this blog to engage in the legal debate and the national conversation about law. If you'd like to post to the blog, let us know and we can add you as a contributor. If you'd like to comment on something somebody else has posted, you're welcome to do that as well.
Welcome aboard!
The goal of the national ACS and of our chapter is to revitalize and transform the legal debate and the national conversation about law. It is our aim to restore the principles of respect for human dignity, protection of individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, and access to justice to the place those principles rightfully hold at the center of American law.
As an organization, the American Constitution Society doesn't lobby, litigate, or take positions on specific issues, cases, legislation, or nominations. As individual ACS members, most of us do take positions on specific issues, cases, legislation, or nominations. We will use this blog to engage in the legal debate and the national conversation about law. If you'd like to post to the blog, let us know and we can add you as a contributor. If you'd like to comment on something somebody else has posted, you're welcome to do that as well.
Welcome aboard!
