The Federalist Society at Florida A&M University
The Federalist Society at Florida A&M University College of Law is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering balanced and open debate on the fundamental principles of constitutional government. We promote an originalist interpretation of the Constitution and seek to engage the law school community in discussions about the proper role of the judiciary, the separation of powers, and individual liberty. Our chapter sponsors debates, lectures, and panel discussions featuring prominent legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners from across the ideological spectrum. As part of a national network of lawyers, judges, and students, we aim to cultivate intellectual diversity and support the development of future leaders who are committed to the rule of law.
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The Federalist Society at Florida A&M University College of Law is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering balanced and open debate on the fundamental principles of constitutional government. We promote an originalist interpretation of the Constitution and seek to engage the law school community in discussions about the proper role of the judiciary, the separation of powers, and individual liberty. Our chapter sponsors debates, lectures, and panel discussions featuring prominent legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners from across the ideological spectrum. As part of a national network of lawyers, judges, and students, we aim to cultivate intellectual diversity and support the development of future leaders who are committed to the rule of law.
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The Federalist Society at Florida A&M University
The Federalist Society at Florida A&M University College of Law is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering balanced and open debate on the fundamental principles of constitutional government. We promote an originalist interpretation of the Constitution and seek to engage the law school community in discussions about the proper role of the judiciary, the separation of powers, and individual liberty. Our chapter sponsors debates, lectures, and panel discussions featuring prominent legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners from across the ideological spectrum. As part of a national network of lawyers, judges, and students, we aim to cultivate intellectual diversity and support the development of future leaders who are committed to the rule of law.