Weekend Roundup

• A notice of Doris Morgan Rueda (Appalachian). 

• A notice of the 2025 Conference on the Civil War, devoted to “New Directions in the Legal History of the Civil War Era" (Daily Mississippian). 

• A lecture by Marcus Gadson, UNC Law, on the Reconstruction-era campaign to overthrow the government of South Carolina (YouTube).

• John Fabian Witt discusses The Radical Fund with David Schleicher and Samuel Moyn on the Digging a Hole podcast.  And a symposium on the book is underway at HistPhil blog.

• ICYMI: Five books that take you inside the Nuremberg Trials (History).  Another "civics" center created at a state university, this time, in West Virginia (WDTU).  A profile of Pauli Murray (Shine My Crown). Due process in Massachusetts, from the Salem Witch trials to today (mass.gov).  Witch trials explored in US and UK museums link (BBC).

Weekend Roundup is a weekly feature compiled by all the Legal History bloggers.