A lecture presented by Federal District Court Judge Joseph Bataillon
A discussion on the judicial nominations crisis.
Listen to Judge Bataillon’s presentation:
[powerpress url=”http://neappleseed.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/judge_bataillon_0411121.mp3″]When: Wednesday, April 11th at 12:10
Where: University of Nebraska College of Law Hamann Auditorium
The judicial branch has a significant and wide-ranging impact on the lives of Americans. But roughly 10 percent of federal court seats are or will soon be vacant, including 32 seats that have been designated “judicial emergencies” by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. This crisis can no longer be ignored.
Sponsored by:
American Constitution Society for Law and Policy
Nebraska Appleseed
UNL College of Law
Nebraska Coalition for Constitutional Values
The Leadership Conference
This sounds like an incredible speech. Will it be available afterward for download, for those of us who cannot attend? (I say this, being as I live in Oregon and work in Arizona).
We do plan to record the audio of Judge Battaillon’s presentation and will post it when it becomes available – thanks!
Audio has been added courtesy of UNL College of Law Tech Department.