Weekend Round-Up

• The Georgetown University Law Center announces the creation of the Georgetown Law State Secrets Archives, "the most comprehensive, publicly available online database of materials related to the state secrets doctrine." The press release is here; the archives, here.

• Tomiko Brown-Nagin will give an author talk and book-signing for Courage to Dissent at the National Portrait Gallery's museum store on Wednesday, March 23, at 6:00 p.m.

• Michael Klarman, Harvard Law School, will deliver the 31st Annual Philip A. Hart Memorial Lecture, entitled "Courts, Social Change, and Political Backlash," at the Georgetown University Law Center on March 31, 2011, at 12:00 pm. A webcast will be available here.

• A recent post at In Custodia Legis highlights the Library of Congress's extensive Canon Law Collection.

• The program for the Second Annual Conference on Public Intellectuals (Harvard University, April 7-9, 2011) is now available. Note the panel on "Historians as Public Intellectuals." (Hat tip: The Historical Society)
  

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