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Annual Meeting Schedule
Saturday, January 6, 2001
7:00–8:30 a.m.
Law School and Alumni and Organization Breakfasts
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
AALS Registration and Information Center
8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m.
AALS Section Tables
New this year is the opportunity for AALS Sections to set up a table in a meeting room with other Sections. This opportunity will permit Sections to inform others of their positions on issues related to legal education. These requests for tables should be received no later than November 1st and will be made available on a first come, first served basis.
8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m.
Informal Networking Sessions
Do you have a hot topic you want to discuss? Colleagues with similar interests or dilemmas you want to meet? If so, take charge! You can organize an informal gathering that could meet any time on Saturday, January 6 for one hour and forty-five minutes. Simply post a notice on the bulletin boards in the AALS Message Center area. Indicate the topic/interest you want to discuss and select a time to meet at a designated table assigned to one of the designated meeting rooms. Sign your name as moderator and see who joins you!
AALS Program
7:00-8:30 a.m.
AALS Workshop and Continental Breakfast for 2000 and 2001 Section Officers
AALS Section Programs
8:30–10:15 a.m.
[6100] Section on Alternative Dispute Resolution
ADR Pedagogy [Program Description]
[6110] Section on Civil Procedure
Comparative Civil Procedure [Program Description]
[6120] Section on Education Law
Violence-Free Schools: An Achievable Objective? (And at What Cost?) [Program Description]
[6130] Section on Financial Institutions and Consumer Financial Services
Financial Privacy After Gramm-Leach-Bliley [Program Description]
[6140] Section on Law and Economics
What (if anything) Does Normative Economics Contribute to the Philosophy of Justice? [Program Description]
[6150] Section on Law and Mental Disability
Outpatient Commitment [Program Description]
[6160] Section on Law and Religion
Sovereign Knowledge: How Is the Law to Know if Both God and Reason Are Pronounced Dead? [Program Description]
[6170] Section on Minority Groups
Building Community in the New Millennium—Cross Cultural Conversations [Program Description]
[6180] Section on Pre-Legal Education and Admission to Law School
Legal Considerations in Law School Admission [Program Description]
[6190] Section on Teaching Methods
Teaching Magic from Teachers of the Year [Program Description]
AALS Program
10:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
[6200] AALS Taskforce on Racial Diversity
Sustaining Diversity after Hopwood and Proposition 209: Lessons for All of Us [Program Description]
AALS Section Programs
10:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
[6210] Section on Art Law
Art and the Internet [Program Description]
[6220] Section on Commercial and Related Consumer Law
Dotcom One, Dotcom All: Legal Issues Faced and Created by Amateur Cybermerchants [Program Description]
[6230] Section on Donative Transfers, Fiduciaries and Estate Planning
The Popular QTIP Marital Deduction: Sexism in Estate Planning? [Program Description]
[6240] Section on Immigration Law
Assessing New Immigration Enforcement Strategies: At the Border and Beyond [Program Description]
[6250] Joint Program of Sections on International Law, Labor Relations and Employment Law and North American Cooperation
Procedures and Remedies Under NAFTA and its Labor and Environmental Side Agreements: Comparative Reflections on International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms [Program Description]
[6270] Section on Law and the Humanities
Equal Justice Under Advertising: Images of Lawyers in 20th Century Consumer Culture [Program Description]
[6260] Section on Law Libraries
New Directors’ Workshop: The Ins and Outs of the Law Library [Program Description]
[6280] Joint Program of Sections on Law and Social Science and Scholarship
New Approaches to Empirical Legal Research [Program Description]
[6290] *Section on Remedies
Restitution and Unjust Enrichment [Program Description]
AALS Section Programs
12:15 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
Section on Financial Institutions and Consumer Financial Services Luncheon
(Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Space is limited. See registration form. If available, tickets may also be purchased on-site until noon on Friday, January 5. Codes: F0501 main selection; F0502 vegetarian selection. Price: $45.00).
Section on Minority Groups Luncheon
(Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Space is limited. See registration form. If available, tickets may also be purchased on-site until noon on Friday, January 5. Codes: F1301 main selection; F1302 vegetarian selection. Price: $45.00).
Section on Taxation Luncheon
(Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Space is limited. See registration form. If available, tickets may also be purchased on-site until noon on Friday, January 5. Codes: F1601 main selection; F1602 vegetarian selection. Price: $45.00).
AALS Programs
1:30–3:15 p.m.
[6310] AALS Committee on Recruitment and Retention of Minority Law Teachers
Advancing the Legal Academy: Strategies for Recruiting People of Color as Law Professors [Program Description]
3:30-5:15 p.m.
AALS Executive Committee Program
Turning Law into a Bestseller [Program Description]
AALS Section Programs
1:30–3:15 p.m.
[6320] Section on Academic Support
Developing Strategies and Programs for Maximum Bar Performance: The Ultimate Team Challenge [Program Description]
[6330] *Joint Program of Sections on Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice and Poverty Law
The Constitutionalization of Ineffective Assistance Counsel [Program Description]
[6340] Section on Employment Discrimination Law
Alternative Resolution of Employment Discrimination Claims: American and Australian Experiences [Program Description]
[6350] Joint Program of Sections on Intellectual Property Law and Law and Economics
New Thinking in the Economics of the Patent System [Program Description]
[6360] Section on Legal History
Going the Distance: Law as a Tool for Wielding Influence Over Vast Territories [Program Description]
[6370] Section on Legislation
Theories of the Political Process and Theories of Interpretation [Program Description]
[6380] Section on Property Law
Property, Wealth and Inequality [Program Description]
[6390] Section on Securities Regulation
Does United States Securities Regulation Have a Future? [Program Description]
[6400] Section on Taxation
Reflections on the 1999 ALI Reporters’ Study on the Taxation of Private Business Enterprises [Program Description]
3:30–5:15 p.m.
[6410] Section on Administrative Law
Ruling Without Rules: Agency Use of Non-Legislative Rules to Influence Private Conduct [Program Description]
[6420] Section on Agricultural Law
Doing What Comes Naturally: USDA National Organic Standards [Program Description]
[6430] Section on Antitrust and Economic Regulation
Understanding Antitrust in the 21st Century [Program Description]
[6440] Section on Business Associations
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Corporate Law: Psychology, Behavioral,
Economics, Sociology and Feminism [Program Description]
[6450] Joint Program of Sections on Clinical Legal Education, Law and Mental Disability and Law and Religion
A Humanizing Dimension for Legal Education: Promoting Health and Satisfaction in Law Students [Program Description]
[6460] Section on Continuing Legal Education
Business Meeting
[6470] Section on Criminal Justice
The Reaffirmation of Miranda: What’s Next? [Program Description]
[6490] Section on International Law
One Year After Seattle: Assessing the Global Democratic Deficit [Program Description]
[6480] Section on Jurisprudence
New Directions in Analytical Jurisprudence [Program Description]
AALS Programs
5:15–6:30 p.m.
[6500] Second Meeting of AALS House of Representatives
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Twelve Step Meeting
6:30 p.m.
Law School Alumni and Organization Receptions
AALS Evening Program
9:30 p.m.
[6520] Association of American Law Schools Extravaganza with Pride & Joy
For 17 years, Pride & Joy has remained one of the most popular bands on the Bay Area music scene. Their name says it all; they are the Pride of the Bay Area and a Joy to anyone who loves to dance. They present timeless pop and soul music in an electrifying high-style show that pulls the audience directly into the heart of their performance. “It’s always been natural for us to reach out and draw in the audience. We make the people feel they’re part of the performance because they are,” says Pride & Joy founder and bandleader, Coleman Burke. “That’s what Pride & Joy has always been about – creating a great feeling in the room.”
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