Detroit Mercy Law announces Law Review Symposium topic and calls for proposals
University of Detroit Mercy Law Review recently announced the topic for their annual symposium. The topic will be Governing Bodies: Bodily Autonomy and the Law. The symposium will take place on March 4, 2022 in Detroit, MI.
Bodily autonomy has been regulated or banned on many levels throughout our history, ranging from slavery to the right to an abortion, assisted suicide, transgender rights, and even issues surrounding the present COVID-19 pandemic. While these laws and regulations have led to controversy and protest, it remains unclear where exactly the line should be drawn limiting government power over our bodies, or if there should be a line at all.
Detroit Mercy Law Review invites academics, scholars, practitioners, and other stakeholders to submit proposals for panel presentation and potential publication on topics involving governments and entities attempting to regulate bodily autonomy. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: slavery, vaccine passports and mandates, abortion laws, assisted suicide, data privacy issues, and transgender rights.
Proposals should be approximately 250-500 words, double-spaced, and should detail the proposed topic and presentation. Proposals must be submitted no later than 5 pm EST on Friday, October 15, 2021, by email to Mackenzie Clark, Symposium Director, at lawreview@udmercy. edu. In your e-mail, please indicate whether your proposal is for a presentation only or if you plan to submit an article based on your presentation for potential publication in the Detroit Mercy Law Review. Also, please include a current CV or resume.
Decisions will be emailed on or before Monday, November 7, 2021. The final completed manuscripts must be submitted by Friday, March 11, 2022, for editing to commence by the Law Review staff.
Questions can be directed to Clark at the email above.
‘No-fault Reform Update and Discussion’ offered at ADTC meeting Oct. 12
The Association of Defense Trial Counsel (ADTC) will host its October membership meeting on Tuesday, October 12, at Maggiano’s, 2089 W. Big Beaver Road in Troy.
Speaking at the meeting will be Ronald M. Sangster, of Law Offices of Ronald M. Sangster PLLC, who will provide a “No-fault Reform Update and Discussion.”
Dinner consists of a three course Italian dinner served family style. No food choices need to be made. Dinner also consists of freshly baked bread, coffee, hot tea, iced tea, sodas, and dessert.
Cost is $55 for ADTC members (includes one drink ticket) and $60 for non-members payable at the door (cash/check).
For those who cannot attend in person, the meeting will be available via Zoom for free. Registration is requested of all attendees. To register for the event, email Jessica Dzieszkowski at jdzieszkowski @harveykruse.com.
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