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- Posted September 22, 2026
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ACS network
The Michigan Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society (ACS) held a happy hour networking event September 10 at Batch Brewing Company in Detroit. The Michigan Chapter of the ACS, the nation’s largest network of progressive lawyers, scholars, and law students, is dedicated to defending the rule of law, expanding access to justice and promoting a progressive vision of the U.S. Constitution. On October 22, the chapter will welcome Professor Leah Litman to Ann Arbor for a discussion on this year’s Supreme Court decisions. Meeting details will be announced in the coming weeks.
(Photos by John Meiu)
In the photo (left to right) are Jeff Turner, Sara Woodward, Kevin Battersby Witenoff, and Matt Monahan.
Also pictured at the networking event are (left to right) Abrial Neely, Maria Mannarino, and Jaimie Powell Horowitz.
Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Daniel Korobkin (far left) shares a smile with (left to right) Luttrell Levingston, Mya Dahma, and Matthew Clayton.
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