ACS Events
This number of cases will be covered at the CLEAR SCOTUS Recap Event on Sept. 30th.
What is 4?
What is 1st Circuit? (Also included is Maine, New Hampshires, Rhode Island, and Puerto Rico)
What is 3? (Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, ACB)
This article of the constitution establishes the power of the judiciary.
What is Art. III?
Name of the dean of the law school.
The level and state where Judge McCafferty presides.
What is Federal District Court of New Hampshire?
Number of votes needed to confirm a federal district court judge.
What is 51? (Senate votes)
This SCOTUS Judge started out as a district court judge in the Southern District of New York.
Who is Sotomayor?
The term, ignored in Roe v. Wade, is the name of the legal principle that gives deference to past case precedent to promote judicial credibility.
What is stare decisis?
This is the name of the siberian husky that is Northeastern's mascot.
What is Paws?
This is what NEIP stands for.
Closest federal district court to NUSL. Also where our esteemed chair and stenographer are currently interning and communications chair previously interned.
What is U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts?
Number of votes needed for the Justices to decide to hear/review a SCOTUS case.
What is 4?
BLANK is the seminal SCOTUS case that established the power of judicial review. Hint includes the name of the 4th President.
What is Marbury v. Madison?
The year NUSL officially reopened after its original founding in 1898.
What is 1968?