Robbins, a Boston-based attorney at Mintz Levin in which he specializes in complex civil litigation, including litigation involving allegations of fraud, First Amendment issues, and claims of defamation. Robbins served as deputy chief counsel for the minority of the US Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Special Investigation into campaign fundraising practices, as chief counsel for the mino
The South Carolina Senate on Thursday put the brakes on a bill that would spell out a specific definition for anti-Semitism on state college campuses.
Kenneth L. Marcus, president of the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, made the following statement today after the South Carolina General Assembly adjourned before final passage of a bill to combat campus anti-Semitism:
LDB’s Kenneth L. Marcus will address Congregation Kol Shofar in Tiburon, CA, about the campaign against anti-Semitism.
LDB's Director of Legal Initiatives, Aviva Vogelstein, will speak at Congregation Har Tzeon - Agudath Achim on, "Anti-Semitism on Campuses and the BDS Movement."
The South Carolina Senate’s higher education subcommittee on Thursday unanimously approved S. 3643, a bill to combat campus anti-Semitism.
On April 19, 2017, the Associated Students at San Diego State University passed “A Resolution to Condemn Anti-Semitism.” The resolution takes a strong line against anti-Semitism, both in its addressing of a series of broad issues and its strict reliance on established definitions and law.
Members of a national academic association are suing the organization itself after it chose to adopt a boycott of all Israeli academic institutions.
On Wednesday, April 26th the South Carolina public will get an up close and personal look at the fight against anti-Semitism during Citizens Advocacy Day. Citizens Advocacy Day is an event intended to bring more public awareness to anti-Semitism legislation, as well as give an opportunity to meet the organizations and legislators working to fight against anti-Semitism in South Carolina.
On Wednesday, April 19, Professor Alex Tsesis will speak to the LDB chapter at Chicago-Kent College of Law on the topic of, "Campus Speech Codes and Harassment."
