The keynote speakers will be former U.S. Solicitor General Kenneth
Starr and Elder Quentin L. Cook, an apostle of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints. Panelists during the afternoon program will
include Margaret Graf, General Counsel for the Archdiocese of Los
Angeles; Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback, Senior Rabbi of the Stephen Wise Temple; Bill
Atkin, Associate General Counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints; Hanna Smith, Senior Counsel at the Becket Fund for Religious
Liberty; James Sonne, founding director of Stanford Law School’s
Religious Liberty Clinic; Dean Gordon Smith, BYU Law School; and John
Eastman, law professor at Chapman University Fowler School of Law.
You are cordially invited to attend, and are encouraged to
circulate this announcement and the enclosed flyer to others who may be interested.
The admission fee includes 4 hours of MCLE credit—including one hour of
elimination of bias credit—as well as lunch, parking, and a post-event
reception. The cost is $65 for lawyers; $35 for non-lawyers, judicial officers,
and government employees; and $20 for students. Please register today by
following this link: https://religiouslibertyla.eventbrite.com
The symposium will immediately precede the LA Chapter's Annual Dinner, featuring Elder Quentin L. Cook as the recipient of the Distinguished Services Award and keynote speaker. More details about the dinner, including details on purchasing individual tickets and table sponsorships are found here.
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