The Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention kicks off this week in Washington, D.C., where this year's theme, "New Frontiers," espouses everything from technological advances and the rise of AI to young people at the forefront of the conservative legal movement — hoping to underscore the importance of open debate, free speech and earnest engagement across the political aisle. The event will spotlight law students from universities across the country, who are standing up for free speech and viewpoint diversity amid what they say is a rise in "cancel culture," censorship issues and incidents of campus unrest that have prompted a...
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