The Penn State Law in University Park Penn State Law Review will host its annual symposium on Friday, April 9. Two sessions will be held; one morning session (9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.) and one afternoon session (12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.).

The symposium will feature several speakers including Penn State Law Review authors from Volume 125 and a panel discussion with Penn State Law Professor Mark Storslee, Professor Margaret Hu, and Professor Samuel Wiseman following each session. 4 CLE credits (2 per session) will be offered to attendees.

The morning session will focus on "Freedoms of Association and the Press in the Digital Age." Speakers include:

• Luke Morgan, The Broken Branch: Capitalism, the Constitution, and the Press
• Ray Brescia, Social Change and the Associational Self: Protecting the Integrity of Identity and Democracy in the Digital Age
• Panel Discussion with Professor Mark Storslee and Professor Margaret Hu

The afternoon session will focus on "Procedural Pitfalls in Federal Criminal Law." Speakers include:

• Charles Hintz, A Formulaic Recitation Will Not Do: Why the Federal Rules Demand More Detail in Criminal Pleading
• Melvin Otey, The Vexing Case of Venue for Violent Crimes in Aid of Racketeering
• Panel Discussion with Professor Samuel Wiseman

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