#2502 Korematsu 80 Years Later: Ramifications in 2025 and Beyond
Presented on January 29, 2025 (expires 1/28/30)
1.0 CLE credits: Areas of Professional Practice
Appropriate for all attorneys
Join our distinguished panel for a discussion of Korematsu v. United States, the Supreme Court decision that affirmed the legality of detaining Japanese-American citizens in internment camps during the Second World War. Our presenters will explain the decision itself; the history up to and immediately following the decision; Justice Robert H. Jackson’s dissent and being on the right side of history; and the significance of Korematsu in the modern age, including Trump v Hawaii.
Speakers:
- Wedade Abdallah, Esq., Legal Aid Bureau of Buffalo
- Kristin McMahon, J.D., The Robert Jackson Center
- Michael F. Perley, Esq., Hurwitz Fine P.C.
Available format: OnDemand, CD, DVD
OnDemand: $40 members (Promo Code: member2025), $80 Non-members
| Format | Audio Only CD, OnDemand, Video DVD |
|---|---|
| CLE Credit | Areas of Professional Practice |
| Credit Hours | 1.0 |
