Panels (Revised and Updated)

Updated: It looks like we have 11 in the class; I moved a couple people on later panels around, so please make sure you find your proper assignments.

As indicated on the Syllabus and Grading Information, everyone is assigned to three (3) panels and to write reaction papers on each of their panel topics. Panels are assigned at random--some people are on consecutive panels while others have lengthy breaks between them. Each panel will have 4-5 people, depending on final enrollment. Each panel represents all or part of approximately 2-4 classes. The four longer topics have five people. More people will be added to each panel if enrollment increases.

Panelists begin on the second day of class, Tuesday, January 9.

Under Color of Law/State Action (5)

Sunny Toreihi        Aric Nunez
Thomas Leon        Kaitlyn O'Connell
Alexa Baez

Rights, Privileges, and Immunities (5)  

Alex Rubido              Sydney Gass

Katie Miesner           Cameron Moody

Claims Against Federal Officials (4)

Amir Benjamin        Sydney Gass

Alejandro Torvis     Sunny Toreihi

Immunity (5)

Alex Rubido           Alexa Baez

Amir Benjamin      Kaitlyn O'Connell

Cameron Moody

Entity Liablity (4)

Katie Miesner                Alejandro Torvis

Thomas Leon                Sydney Gass          

 

Procedure (3)

Aric Nunez                Amir Benjamin

Kaitlyn O'Connell    

Abstention (4)

 Thomas Leon            Alejandro Torvis

Aric Nunez                Sunny Toreihi

Remedies (4) 

Alexa Baez            Cameron Moody

Katie Miesner         Alex Rubido