Uncertain Times: The U.S. Supreme Court Today

The Greenfield Public Library is pleased to welcome Professor Rory K. Little to the Community Meeting Room on Friday, February 27 at 3:00 pm for a talk on the United States Supreme Court.

In these uncertain times, many people have turned to the federal courts to seek relief from unprecedented Executive Branch policies. The United States Supreme Court is the ultimate authority on many national questions. Professor Little, a constitutional law expert and student of the Supreme Court, will provide a current snapshot of the Court’s docket and where many issues stand. He looks forward to discussion, questions and maybe even some answers, with attendees.

Professor Little is a Sullivan Professor and the Emeritus Joseph W. Cotchett chair holder at UC Law SF. He joined the faculty in 1994, after a distinguished 12-year career as a practicing litigator, prosecutor, criminal defense and appellate lawyer. He is a nationally recognized authority on constitutional issues, criminal law and ethics, federal criminal law, and appellate litigation, and professional responsibility. He instituted and has chaired the Hastings Faculty Committee on Judicial Clerkships for many years.

He is a half-time Greenfield resident and loves it!

For more information, contact Lisa Prolman at [email protected], or call (413) 772-1544.

This free program, sponsored by the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, is open to everyone in our community.