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Events, Judges

Another Supreme Court Justice Meet-Up at Pepperdine

March 30, 2009

After hosting Justice Alito and Justice Scalia, Pepperdine recently hosted an event with Justice O’Connor. Read appellate attorney Ben Shatz’s account of the Justice O’Connor event at the Los Angeles County Bar Association blog, en banc, where you can also find his previous posts on the Justice Alito and Justice Scalia events.