Lectures
The Fordham Law Review is proud to continue its series of featured lectures, including the Robert L. Levine Distinguished Lecture Series, the Phillip D. Reed Lecture Series, the John F. Sonnett Memorial Lecture Series, and the Distinguished Jurist in Residence Lecture Series. For a full list of previous and upcoming events, please select a lecture series from the “Lectures” menu above.
John F. Sonnett Memorial LectureS
Below are transcripts of the past John F. Sonnett Memorial Lectures. Over the years, the Sonnett lecture series has featured some of the most prominent jurists in the English-speaking world. Lecturers have included the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, the chief justice of Ireland, and two lords chancellor of Great Britain.
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Philip D. Reed Lectures
The Philip D. Reed Lecture Series is an annual lecture that pays tribute to Philip D. Reed, a distinguished graduate of Fordham Law School. Philip D. Reed received his law degree from Fordham in 1924. The Philip D. Reed Chair, presently held by Professor Daniel Capra, is named in his honor. Each year, the Philip D. Reed Chair invites distinguished judges, lawyers, and scholars to participate in panel discussions and symposia on current issues affecting federal judges and federal courts. Below are transcripts of the past Philip D. Reed Lectures.