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The Northern Kentucky Law Review at the Salmon P.
Chase
College of Law is currently seeking participants for its Spring 2004
Symposium,
“Campaign Finance Reform After Federal
Election Commission v. McConnell.” This
physical Symposium is tentatively
scheduled to take place in the Cincinnati
metropolitan area on Saturday,
February 14, 2004. Papers presented
at the Symposium (and perhaps several additional papers) will be
published in a
special Symposium issue of the Northern Kentucky Law Review to be
released in
Summer 2004. (The Law Review editors
understand that publication deadlines may be affected if the Supreme
Court's forthcoming
decision in Federal Election Commission
v. McConnell is delayed unduly).
In recent years, more than 300 lawyers
and academics have
attended each of the Northern Kentucky Law Review's public symposia. In
addition, participants in this year's Symposium will enjoy an
opportunity to be
among the first academics to publish scholarly commentary on the
Supreme Court's
forthcoming decision in Federal Election
Commission v. McConnell. The Law
Review will pay travel, food, and lodging expenses for all participants
in the
physical symposium.
Scholars interested in participating in
the Symposium (or, alternatively, in
submitting articles for publication in the Symposium issue of the Law
Review, without participating physically) should send abstracts,
drafts, or proposals
to the Symposium Editor, Ruth Tincher at:
Ruth Tincher, Symposium Editor
Northern Kentucky Law Review
Salmon P. Chase College of Law,
Northern Kentucky University
Nunn Hall
Highland Heights, KY
41076
Phone: (859) 572-5444
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alternatively, please feel free to direct any questions or comments may
to contact me directly.
--Kenneth Katkin
Assistant Professor of Law
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
561 Nunn Hall
Northern Kentucky University
Highland Heights, KY
41099
(859) 572-5861 phone
(859) 572-5342 fax
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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