I have a busy schedule of engagements this winter and spring. Most relate to Scalia Speaks (the highly acclaimed, and New York Times bestselling, collection of Justice Scalia’s speeches that I’ve co-edited).
I’m posting my current schedule here for two reasons: first, to answer the many inquiries I’m receiving about upcoming Scalia Speaks events; and second, in case you’re interested in arranging an event with me on Scalia Speaks, judicial nominations, or any other topic, to invite you to explore working that into my existing out-of-town trips.
I’ll note that I’ve recently been invited by a leading D.C. law firm to discuss Scalia Speaks at a firm-wide lunch. If there are other D.C. law firms that would be interested in lunches like this, either now or when you have summer associates around, please let me know. I’ll favor invitations that promise strong attendance.
2/13 Legatus Orange County
2/14 Los Angeles/Federalist Society
2/15 Orange County/Federalist Society
2/16 San Diego/Federalist Society
2/20 Atlanta/Federalist Society
3/7 University of Dallas
3/8 SMU/Federalist Society
3/10 Federalist Society student symposium, Georgetown (booksigning only)
3/12 UC Berkeley/Federalist Society
3/13 San Francisco/Federalist Society (judicial nominations/evening)
3/14 San Francisco (private event/noon)
3/14 Silicon Valley/Federalist Society
3/19 D.C. law firm
3/20 Vanderbilt/Federalist Society
3/20 Nashville/Federalist Society
3/21 Houston/Federalist Society
3/21 Houston/St. Thomas More Society
3/22 South Texas College of Law/Federalist Society
3/28 Cincinnati/Federalist Society
3/29 Columbus/Federalist Society
4/5 Akron/Federalist Society
4/5 Case Western/Federalist Society
4/13 Baton Rouge/Federalist Society (judicial nominations)
4/14 New Orleans (American Academy of Appellate Lawyers – judicial nominations)
4/24 Kansas City/Federalist Society
4/25 University of Missouri/Federalist Society
4/26 St. Louis/Federalist Society
6/4 Supreme Court Historical Society
6/7 Denver/Federalist Society
6/7 Colorado Springs/Mountain States Legal Foundation