SRBLSA LAW JOURNAL PRESENTS
From the White House to My House:
Changing the Color of Legal Discourse through the
Emergence of the Black Perspective!
Introducing the Journals Inaugural Symposium

Saturday, January 16, 2010
12:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Baton Rouge Sheraton Convention Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
JOIN US!!!
Featuring

Professor Raymond T. Diamond - Keynote Speaker
Jules F. and Frances L. Landry Distinguished Professor of Law, Paul M. Herbert Law Center, Louisiana State University

Professor Jasmine McNealy, J.D./Ph.D. - Panelist
Assistant Professor, Manship School of Communication, Louisiana State University

Mrs. Sharrolyn Jackson Miles, Esq. - Panelist
Associate, McGlinchey Stafford, PLLC

Ms. Inemesit U. O'Boyle, Esq. - Panelist
Associate, Gauthier, Houghtaling & Williams, LLP

Judge Freddie Pitcher, Jr. - Panelist
Chancellor & Professor of Law, Southern University Law Center

Professor Robert St. Martin Westly, J.D./Ph.D. - Panelist
LOCHEF Professor of Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility, Tulane University Law School
Overview
During the course of its five-year existence, the SRBLSA Law Journal has become known for bringing issues pertinent to the African-American community to the forefront; diversifying the legal perspective through its own initiative. This years theme is From the White House to My House: Changing the Color of Legal Discourse through the Emergence of the Black Perspective.
In the wake of the historic 2008 election of President Barack Obama, the nations first African-American president, the SRBLSA Law Journal has centered Volume IV around assessing the current state of legal issues in the Black community. The articles published in this Volume will address not only where weve come from, but where we are, and where we yet need to go.
Previously, the Journal has only expressed its ideas in print, by publishing articles, notes and comments. However, given this season of change, the 2009-2010 editorial board has decided to create a forum where law students, and professionals, can discuss legal issues of particular concern to the Black community face-to-face, by hosting the Inaugural SRBLSA Law Journal Symposium.
Agenda
12:00 12:05 Welcome
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.Harriet L. Huell
Editor-in-Chief
University of North Carolina
12:05 12:50 Presentations
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Neubia L. Williams
Senior Editor
Wake Forest University
A Post Racial Era?: How the election of President Obama & recent Supreme Court Jurisprudence illustrate that the United States is not Beyond race
Elizabeth E. Hall
Article & Note Editor
Emory University
Criminalizing Our Youth: The School-to-Prison Pipeline v. The Constitution.
Travis M. Sumter
Senior Editor
Florida Coastal School of Law
Move Up or Move Out: Gentrification and the Futility of the Intent Doctrine
12:50 12:55 Introduction of Keynote Speaker
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.....Erika L. Dean
Symposium Editor
University of North Carolina
12:55 1:20 Keynote Address
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Professor Raymond T. Diamond
Jules F. and Frances L. Landry Distinguished Professor of Law
Paul M. Herbert Law Center of Louisiana State University
1:20 1:30 Break
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.Refreshments Provided
1:30 1:40 Introduction of Panelist
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...Brittani C. Kendrick
Executive Editor
University of Mississippi
Professor Jasmine McNealy, J.D./Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Manship School of Communication
Louisiana State University
Mrs. Sharrolyn Jackson Miles, Esq.
Associate, McGlinchey Stafford, PLLC
Ms. Inemesit U. O'Boyle, Esq.
Associate, Gauthier, Houghtaling & Williams, LLP
Judge Freddie Pitcher, Jr.
Chancellor & Professor of Law
Southern University Law Center
Professor Robert St. Martin Westly, J.D./Ph.D.
LOCHEF Professor of Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Tulane University Law School
1:40 2:40 Panel Discussion
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Legal Issues Affecting African-Americans in the Wake of the Obama Era
Question & Answer Format
2:40 2:50 Presentations to Keynote & Panelist
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Exec. Managing Editor
University of North Carolina
2:50 3:00 Acknowledgements & Concluding Remarks
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Harriet L. Huell
For additional details, please contact Harriet Huell, Editor-in-Chief, at harriet.huell@gmail.com.