The Supreme Court: Power, Politics, and the Presidency

As the time for the new administration nears, speculation about the future composition, self-regulation, and future impact of the Supreme Court runs rampant. Join renowned Constitutional lawyer David Goldberg and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jane Spencer for a not-to-be missed conversation on Sunday, January 12 at 2PM. They will discuss the Supreme Court’s pivotal role in shaping American law, examine recent decisions, and most critically look at the implications for the judiciary’s future – and by extension the future of American democracy.

About the Speakers:
David Goldberg is a leading constitutional lawyer with extensive experience in appellate litigation and constitutional law. After clerking for Justices Ginsburg and Souter and working at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Goldberg established his own practice in 2000. Goldberg has represented a diverse range of clients in over 150 Supreme Court cases, including state and local governments, labor unions, and civil rights organizations. He has taught at the University of Virginia and Stanford Law Schools and is widely recognized as a leading expert in Supreme Court litigation.

Jane Spencer is the Deputy US Editor and senior vice president for strategy at The Guardian US and a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist with a deep understanding of the American political landscape. With experience at Fusion Media Group, The Daily Beast, and The Wall Street Journal, Spencer has covered foreign affairs, technology, and environmental issues.