Boyd Law Classrooms 101 & 105
More than 300 law schools, universities, colleges, and seminaries join journalists, doctors, lawyers, clergy, military officers, and released detainees to formulate responses to what is happening down in
Session One:
Session Two: Journalists Look Behind the Wire
Habeas Interlude: Force Feeding
Session Three: Concurrent Sessions
A. The ACLU's Detention Docket
B. First, Do No Harm: Medical Professionals and Guantánamo
Habeas Interlude: Insults to Religion
Session Four: Matters of Faith: Guantánamo and Religious Communities
Habeas Interlude: The Gitmo Suicides
Session Five: Concurrent Sessions
A. History of Torture in the Modern World
B. American Detention Policy: The Next Frontier
Habeas Interlude: Military in Civil Society 01:15 – 01:30
Session Six: The Military and the Commander in Chief 01:30 - 02:45
Habeas Interlude: Voices of Guantánamo
Simulcast Closing: Guantánamo and American Foreign Relations
Session Seven: Lawyer Ethics After the 2002 Torture Memos and the
Military Commissions Act: how do we respond?
National Teach-in
Live Simulcast to over 300
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Contacts:
Professor of Law, Raquel Aldana
Raquel.aldana@unlv.edu
Kevin Alexander Palmros
3L, Boyd Law Student
Palmrosk@unlv.nevada.edu
On the Web at http://www.GuantanamoTeachIn.com
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