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Cancelled: April 23-24, 2020, Conference on Section 1983

By Sheldon Nahmod on March 20, 2020
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It took a virus to cancel the previously scheduled 37th Conference on Section 1983 in Chicago, and to stop our streak at 36 consecutive years.

This Conference, with an outstanding group of speakers, was to be held on April 23-24, 2020, at Chicago-Kent College of Law. Regrettably, we had no choice but to cancel because of the corona-virus pandemic.

We fully expect the 37th annual conference to be held in April 2021 (the precise dates have not yet been determined). All of our dedicated speakers have already committed to participate next year. So I can promise you that the 2021 Conference will be better than ever.

If you have any questions, you may contact either our CLE department at cle.kentlaw.iit.edu or me at snahmod@kentlaw.edu.

In the meantime, stay safe.

I invite you to follow me on Twitter @NahmodLaw.

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Professor Sheldon Nahmod is a well-known expert on constitutional law, the First Amendment, civil rights and liberties and the law of Section 1983. He writes on these and other law-related topics on his blog.

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