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DESCRIPTION:The Graduate Law Students Association (GLSA) of 91˿����Ƶ Universi
 ty’s Faculty of Law is pleased to announce its 13th annual 91˿����Ƶ Graduate
  Law Conference. Originally planned for May\, the three-day conference has
  been rescheduled and will now take place via Zoom.\n\nView the conference
  program and register to the panels that interest you.\n\n Places are limi
 ted. Members of the audience are highly encouraged to take part in the dis
 cussions following the presentations.\n\n“Law Actually”: Intimacy and Trus
 t\n\nLaw invokes seriousness. One tends to see it to be objective\, and ev
 en impersonal. It “must be public\, universal\, and reasonable. Emotion\, 
 understood as mere inclination and based in a self-interest\, individual p
 erspective\, or self-reference that cannot apply to all alike\, is irrelev
 ant and distracting to the obligation to do one's duty.” (Meyer\, The Just
 ice of Mercy\, 11). To think like a lawyer is to maintain a safe distance 
 from the issue at hand.\n\nYet\, law permeates our relationships. Law regu
 lates intimate issues in personal relationships (such as those with our pa
 rents and our spouses) and also professional relationships. Legal norms te
 nd to operate on the basis that we may or may not trust each other to carr
 y out our respective duties. This element of trust also applies to many re
 lationships that are deemed to be of a “legal” nature\, such as contracts\
 , commercial transactions\, and international relations.\n\nThis conferenc
 e is an invitation to approach ‘law’ as a more intimate discipline and to 
 engage in legal scholarship as an exercise in intimacy and trust.\n\nDean 
 Maxwell and Isle Cohen Doctoral Seminar Series in International Law\n\nThe
  conference will be held in collaboration with the Dean Maxwell and Isle C
 ohen Doctoral Seminar Series in International Law\, which is held in honou
 r of the late Maxwell Cohen and his wife Isle. In 2020\, this seminar will
  take the form of a half-day panel discussion on international law topics 
 inspired by the conference theme.\n\nSee the Call for Submissions (deadlin
 e: 28 February 2020)\n
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LOCATION:On Zoom (registration mandatory)
SUMMARY:Law Actually: Intimacy and Trust - 91˿����Ƶ Graduate Law Conference 
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