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Steven S. Kaufman Family Anatomy of a Trial Lecture Series 2026 -- Session 3
No full textSession 3: Closing Arguments and Jury Instructions April 17–18, 2026
The series concludes with the culmination of the case—how to synthesize evidence, argue persuasively in closing, and work within (and sometimes around) jury instructions to give jurors a clear path to a verdict
Steven S. Kaufman Family Anatomy of a Trial Lecture Series 2026 -- Session 1
No full textThe Steven S. Kaufman Family Anatomy of a Trial Lecture Series is a signature program designed to take participants inside the art and strategy of trial advocacy—step by step, decision by decision. Led by nationally respected trial lawyers and judges, the series goes beyond theory to show how exceptional advocates actually prepare, think, and perform in the courtroom.This spring, the series continues its deep dive into trial practice by following one complete case file across all three sessions, allowing participants to see how early strategic choices shape every phase of trial—from pretrial motions through jury deliberations. Each session builds on the last, offering a rare, cohesive look at how a case is developed, presented, and argued before a jury.Participants will receive the case materials in advance, observe live demonstrations, and engage in candid discussions about advocacy choices, pitfalls, and persuasion. Session 1: Motions in Limine, Voir Dire, and Openings February 27–28, 2026
Featuring Susan Petersen and Luke DauchotThis session focuses on shaping the battlefield before the first witness is called—framing evidentiary issues, selecting a jury, and delivering an opening that establishes credibility and theme from the outset
Red Sea Task Force: Assessing the Legal Implications of the Military Response to Houthi Attacks in the Red Sea
No full textDear Young People:Embrace Purposeful Politics, Responsible Citizenship, and Ethical Leadership for a Better Sierra Leone
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Administrative Law and the U.S. Trauma System: Life on the Ledge
No full textThe 2026 Mehlman Lecture
This presentation will outline the elements of Frame, a Trauma System, and a Trauma Center. It will also explain the legal and regulatory operational framework of a Trauma System and a Trauma Center. It will describe the unique patient conditions a Trauma System serves, and the challenges faced by its clinical and administrative staff. It will review the governmental and legal regulatory requirements to become and maintain Trauma Center status. We will also explore the barriers to regulatory requirement compliance and the interplay between governmental legal requirements and the requirements of voluntary Trauma Center credit on programs in managing the Trauma System. Lastly, we will discuss aspects of public health law, data registry law, and administrative law
Sharona Hoffman
No full textSharona Hoffman recognized as No. 25 most-cited health law scholar in the U.S.https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/homepage/1008/thumbnail.jp
Indigenous Reconciliation and Development
Full text linkA panel discussion on efforts to provide reconciliation and developmental opportunities to indigenous people, especially in Canada and the United States
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