The North Carolina Law Review Annual Symposium this year is on "Home Rule in the Twenty-First Century" We are delighted that the Symposium is previewing with us here, and also that our first "Field Dispatch" come to us from the former Charlotte City Attorney Bob Hagemann, on developments since the North Carolina "Bathroom Bill" HB2 was revised, making room for home rule approaches to gender discrimination issues.
Here is the link to attend the conference by Zoom, and here is the schedule:
North Carolina Law Review Symposium:
Home Rule in the Twenty-First Century
Friday, October 8, 2021
Schedule of Events
Keynote: Home Rule for the Twenty-First Century 9:15–10:00am
Nestor Davidson, Fordham Law School
Questions/ Break 10:00–10:15am
Panel 1: Home Rule and State-Local Relations 10:15–11:45am
David Schleicher, Yale Law School
Rich Schragger, UVA School of Law
Paul Diller, Willamette University College of Law
Rick Su, moderator, UNC School of Law
Panel 2: Home Rule in Action 1:15–2:45pm
Richard Briffault, Columbia Law School
Audrey McFarlane, University of Baltimore School of Law
Erin Scharff, Arizona State University (O’Connor) College of Law
Bill Marshall, moderator, UNC School of Law
Questions/ Break 2:45–3:00pm
Panel 3: State-Local Relations in the South 3:00–4:15pm
Daniel Farbman, Boston College Law School
Bob Hagemann, Poyner Spruill, LLP
Carissa Hessick, moderator, UNC School of Law
Closing Remarks 4:15–4:20pm