Additional videos that The Federalist Society has posted on YouTube from its 2022 National Lawyers Convention: I previously linked to the video of Eleventh Circuit Chief Judge William H. Pryor Jr.‘s opening remarks and the news coverage thereof. Yesterday, law professor Eric J. Segall, speaking at the same event, responded directly to Chief Judge Pryor’s comments during a panel presentation titled “Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard: Affirmative Action Goes to Court.”

Here are links to videos from other noteworthy sessions. The YouTube page for each session contains information on the participants on each panel that will appear if you click “Show more”:

“Showcase Panel III: Lawyers, the Adversarial System, and Social Justice“;

“The Judge’s Role in Choosing a Successor“;

“Special Session I: Dobbs, Roe, Casey, and the Rule of Law“;

“Special Session II: Second Amendment: Aftermath of Bruen; What’s Next at the State Level?“;

“Showcase Panel II: The Mission of Law Schools“;

“Showcase Panel IV The Regulatory Power of Bar Associations“;

“Religious Liberty and Education: Kennedy, Carson, and Parental Rights“;

“The Major Questions Doctrine: West Virginia v. EPA“;

“Regulatory Elephants in Statutory Mouse Holes?“;

“Hon. Robert H. Bork Memorial Lecture“;

“Barbara K. Olson Memorial Lecture“; and

“Fourteenth Annual Rosenkranz Debate.”

“50 years later, the bell-bottomed zombie Equal Rights Amendment staggers on”: Columnist George F. Will has this essay online at The Washington Post.

“What the Pro-Life Movement Lost and Won”: Columnist Ross Douthat will have this essay in the Sunday Review section of tomorrow’s edition of The New York Times.

“The Kingdom of Antonin Scalia: This Supreme Court has embraced his doctrine of judicial modesty in an imperious fashion.” Liza Batkin has this essay online at The New Yorker.