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SUMMARY:Annual Fall Fundraiser | Cultivating Seeds of Change
DESCRIPTION:Cultivating Seeds of Change\nFrom policy to practice\, we’re planting the seeds that transform courts\, communities\, and culture.\nJoin Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts and the Chicago Council of Lawyers for our annual fall fundraiser on Monday\, November 10 at 6:00 pm at the Ivy Room (12 E Ohio St\, Chicago\, IL 60611) to celebrate where we’ve been and where we’re going—and how we’re staying rooted in justice along the way. \nWe’re thrilled to welcome Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle as our guest of honor\, who we’ll be presenting with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her decades-long commitment to promoting policies and practices to improve equity and accessible justice. President Preckwinkle and Cook County Public Defender Sharone Mitchell\, Jr.\, will join us as featured speakers. \n\n\n\nRSVP: https://secure.chicagoappleseed.org/forms/tickets\nSponsor: https://secure.chicagoappleseed.org/forms/sponsorships\nClick here for more details about becoming a sponsor.\n\n\n\n \nChicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts is a nonpartisan\, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Chicago Appleseed and Chicago Council of Lawyers do not endorse\, support\, or oppose any candidate for public office. Any views and opinions expressed by speaker(s)/participant(s) are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Chicago Appleseed\, its staff\, or the Board of Directors. All donations to Chicago Appleseed are tax-deductible\, less the cost of services rendered\, and will be used for charitable purposes consistent with our mission.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/annual-fall-fundraiser-cultivating-seeds-of-change/
LOCATION:Ivy Room\, 12 East Ohio Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611
CATEGORIES:Annual Fundraiser
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SUMMARY:Monday\, November 10: Cultivating Seeds of Change
DESCRIPTION:From policy to practice\, we’re planting the seeds that transform courts\, communities\, and culture.\nJoin Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts and the Chicago Council of Lawyers for our annual fall fundraiser on Monday\, November 10 at 6:00 pm at the Ivy Room (12 E Ohio St\, Chicago\, IL 60611) to celebrate where we’ve been and where we’re going—and how we’re staying rooted in justice along the way.  \nWe’re thrilled to welcome Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle as our guest of honor and keynote speaker\, who we’ll be presenting with a Lifetime Achievement Award for her decades-long commitment to promoting policies and practices to improve equity and accessible justice. President Preckwinkle will be joined by Cook County Public Defender Sharone Mitchell\, Jr.\, as a featured speaker. Learn more about them below. \nGet your tickets.\nBecome a sponsor. \n\n\n\n\n\nLearn more about sponsorship options here.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAll donations to Chicago Appleseed in support of the Cultivating Seeds of Justice event are tax-deductible\, less the cost of services rendered\, and will be used for charitable purposes consistent with our mission. Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts is a nonpartisan\, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We do not endorse\, support\, or oppose any candidate for public office. Any views and opinions expressed by speaker(s)/participant(s) are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Chicago Appleseed\, its staff\, or the Board of Directors.\n  \n  \n \n  \nPresident Toni Preckwinkle is the 35th president of the Cook County Board of Commissioners\, an office she has held since 2010. She is the first Black woman to be elected to the office. A dedicated and effective public servant\, President Preckwinkle has worked to transform County government through increased fiscal responsibility\, transparency\, and improved services. As the top executive in Cook County\, the nation’s second most populous County\, President Preckwinkle oversees one of the nation’s largest public health and hospitals systems and one of the nation’s largest criminal justice systems. Under her leadership\, Cook County used the Affordable Care Act to create CountyCare\, a managed care program for Medicaid-eligible residents; Cook County provides quality care to more than 500\,000 individuals through the health system and health plan. President Preckwinkle has remained committed to reimagining our criminal justice system and taking an approach that also addresses mental health issues\, substance abuse and addiction as illnesses to be treated\, not crimes to be punished. During President Preckwinkle’s administration\, she has worked to expand the scope of the Justice Advisory Council (JAC) to coordinate and implement juvenile justice reform and public safety policy. In coordination with the JAC\, President Preckwinkle has worked collaboratively with the County’s public safety stakeholders towards the goals of safely reducing the population of the Cook County Jail and Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center while preserving public safety\, reducing recidivism\, and promoting fair and equitable access to justice. \nBefore she was elected Cook County Board President\, President Preckwinkle served 19 years as Alderman of Chicago’s 4th Ward. As Alderman\, she oversaw the redevelopment of the Kenwood\, Oakland\, Douglas\, Grand Boulevard\, and Hyde Park neighborhoods. She established a reputation as a progressive on the City Council and a champion for affordable housing. She was a co-sponsor of the living wage ordinances that passed the City Council in 1998 and 2002. Prior to holding elected office\, President Preckwinkle was a high school history teacher for ten years\, before serving as an economic development coordinator for the City of Chicago and the executive director of the Chicago Jobs Council. A native of St. Paul\, Minnesota\, President Preckwinkle came to Chicago to attend the University of Chicago\, from where she holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. She is the proud mother of two and grandmother of three. \n\nPublic Defender Sharone R. Mitchell\, Jr. is a passionate advocate for the rights of everyone represented by the Public Defender’s office and for reform to increase justice in the legal system and to keep communities safe. He was nominated by President Preckwinkle\, confirmed by a unanimous vote of the Cook County Board\, and sworn into office on April 1\, 2021 for a six-year term as Public Defender. Public Defender Mitchell began his legal career in the Law Office of the Cook County Public Defender\, first working as a clerk in law school and later as an assistant public defender with assignments in the Civil\, First Municipal\, and Felony Trial Divisions. The Law Office of the Cook County Public Defender is one of the largest unified public defender offices in the nation with more than 650 employees\, a budget of approximately $85 million\, and 23 divisions and units. The Office provides legal services for people who cannot afford to hire an attorney to represent them in misdemeanor\, felony\, traffic\, domestic violence\, juvenile delinquency\, child protection\, and similar cases and appeals. \nPrior to becoming Public Defender\, Mitchell joined the Illinois Justice Project (ILJP)\, a policy reform organization dedicated to supporting people\, programs\, and policies that can reduce inappropriate incarceration\, improve community safety outcomes\, reduce recidivism and increase justice in the legal system. Mitchell became Director of ILJP in 2019 and solidified its reputation as one of the state’s leading criminal justice reform non-profits. During his tenure as Director\, ILJP helped lead the Coalition to End Money Bond’s successful effort to outlaw wealth-based pretrial incarceration in Illinois. His volunteer service includes membership on the boards of Chicago Appleseed Center for Fair Courts\, Chicago Debates\, St. Leonard’s Ministries\, and Live Free Chicago. Mitchell has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He earned his law degree from DePaul University College of Law. A lifelong resident of Chicago\, he grew up in the West Pullman neighborhood and is a Morgan Park High School graduate. \n  \nClick here to RSVP for Cultivating Seeds of Change.  \nTo sponsor the event and support our work visit this link.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/monday-november-10-cultivating-seeds-of-change/
LOCATION:Ivy Room\, 12 East Ohio Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611
CATEGORIES:Annual Fundraiser
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SUMMARY:Civil Disagreements Virtual Program
DESCRIPTION:The Unitary Executive Theory: Legitimate Constitutional Theory or Path to Dictatorship? – January 22nd\, 2026 at 1 PM EST \n \n1 hour of CLE will be available to Illinois lawyers from the Chicago Council of Lawyers and Reform for Illinois. \nClick here to register. \nArticle II of the U. S. Constitution provides in part that the executive power of the United States government “shall be vested” in “a President” of the United States. \nOn its face\, this provision would seem to give the president ultimate control over the entire Executive branch\, including the power to hire and fire its members for any reason or no reason at all. \nYet one of the hallmarks of the federal government in the past roughly one hundred years has been the growth with the Executive Branch of the administrative state\, including administrative law judges\, inspectors general\, the civil service\, and various commissions. \nTo what extent does the Constitution give the President absolute authority over such agencies and commissions\, and to what extent do the Congress and the Supreme Court have power to reign the President in? \nThis program is part of Civil Disagreements\, a debate and discussion series of timely\, contentious topics sponsored by the American Bar Association Division for Public Education\, American Constitution Society Chicago and Austin Chapters\, Federalist Society Chicago Chapter\, Reform for Illinois\, Courts Matter Illinois\, and the Chicago Council of Lawyers.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-disagreements-virtual-program/
CATEGORIES:CLE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260217T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260217T140000
DTSTAMP:20260313T161735Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Disagreements: Unitary Executive Theory
DESCRIPTION:The Unitary Executive Theory: Legitimate Constitutional Theory or Path to Dictatorship? \nClick here to register. \n \nArticle II of the U. S. Constitution provides in part that the executive power of the United States government “shall be vested” in “a President” of the United States. \nOn its face\, this provision would seem to give the president ultimate control over the entire Executive branch\, including the power to hire and fire its members for any reason or no reason at all. \nYet one of the hallmarks of the federal government in the past roughly one hundred years has been the growth with the Executive Branch of the administrative state\, including administrative law judges\, inspectors general\, the civil service\, and various commissions. \nTo what extent does the Constitution give the President absolute authority over such agencies and commissions\, and to what extent do the Congress and the Supreme Court have power to reign the President in? \nThis program is part of Civil Disagreements\, a debate and discussion series of timely\, contentious topics sponsored by the American Bar Association Division for Public Education\, American Constitution Society Chicago and Austin Chapters\, Federalist Society Chicago Chapter\, Reform for Illinois\, Courts Matter Illinois\, and the Chicago Council of Lawyers. \n1 hour of CLE will be available to Illinois lawyers from Reform for Illinois. Program materials are available by clicking here.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-disagreements-unitary-executive-theory/
CATEGORIES:CLE
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260220T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260220T210000
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SUMMARY:Attorneys As Public Citizens
DESCRIPTION:The Chicago Council of Lawyers is partnering up with the Hispanic Lawyers Association (HLAI) for a Public Citizen Training on February 20\, 2026\, at UIC Law from 6 – 9 PM. \nThis event will be an opportunity for attorneys to learn how they can join a network of rapid response attorneys. \nThe training will be grounded in the Rules of Professional Responsibility and is pending CLE credit. It will focus on the role of lawyers as public citizens and our unique responsibility for the quality of justice in our communities. \nThe presentation will provide information on how attorneys fulfill the role to administer justice\, the role of a public citizen\, de-escalation training for attorneys supporting events or rapid response efforts\, street medic information\, Know Your Rights information\, conducting risk assessments\, and methods of documentation. We will discuss tools that build community and build public relationships that promote the fair administration of justice. We will use the framework that guides non-violent advocacy and community building. \nFood and refreshments will be provided. Individual tickets are free and must be reserved by clicking here.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/attorneys-as-public-citizens/
LOCATION:University of Illinois Chicago\, School of Law\, 300 S State Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60604\, United States
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260307
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SUMMARY:National Lawyers Guild - Week of Abolition 2026: "Abolish ICE"
DESCRIPTION:The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) will host its annual Week of Abolition from March 2–6\, 2026\, themed “Abolish ICE.” This week of programming includes educational events\, advocacy initiatives\, and community engagement focused on immigration enforcement policy\, detention practices\, and broader abolitionist legal frameworks. \nThis event may be of interest to Chicago Council of Lawyers members who follow developments in immigration law\, detention policy\, and federal enforcement practices. \nFor more information and a schedule of events\, visit:\nhttps://www.nlg.org/woa/
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/national-lawyers-guild-week-of-abolition-2026-abolish-ice/
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DTSTAMP:20260219T173505Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260401T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260401T173000
DTSTAMP:20260323T151039Z
CREATED:20260320T154819Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260323T151039Z
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SUMMARY:ICE Oversight Panel
DESCRIPTION:Join us in person or online for a timely discussion on how various groups are working to hold ICE accountable for its actions in Chicago. \nClick here to download the event flyer to share with your network. \nTo register\, please scroll down and complete the form below. \nModerator:\nSharon R. Fairley: Ms. Fairley is a University of Chicago Law School graduate and current Professor from Practice. Before joining the Law School\, Professor Fairley was a federal prosecutor\, the First Deputy Inspector General & General Counsel for the City of Chicago Office of the Inspector General\, and Chief Administrator for the Independent Police Review Authority\, the agency responsible for police misconduct investigations. She also created and stood-up the Chicago Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA). \nPanel Members:\nHon. Ruben Castillo (Ret.): Rubén Castillo is a former United States district judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. In 1994\, Castillo was the first person of Latino descent to be named a judge in the Northern District of Illinois\, and in 2013 the first to become Chief Judge; he served in that role for 25 years. He is currently serving as Chair\, Illinois Accountability Commission\, with a goal of creating a public record of the conduct of federal agents during “Operation Midway Blitz” and the Trump Administration’s military-style operations throughout the Chicagoland area. \nLori Lightfoot: Ms. Lightfoot was the 56th Mayor of the City of Chicago and the City’s first black woman and first LGBTQ person to hold that role. Prior to becoming Mayor\, Ms. Lightfoot was a US Attorney in the Criminal Division\, Partner at Mayer Brown\, Chief Administrator\, Chicago Police Department Office of Professional Standards\, Chicago Police Board and Task Force. In her post-mayoral career\, Ms. Lightfoot is teaching and consulting on a variety of public interest matters. She recently organized and leads the Illinois Accountability Project\, an effort to provide a clearinghouse for collecting evidence of abuses by ICE officers. \nMary Meg McCarthy: Ms. McCarthy is the Executive Director of the National Immigrant Justice Centers (NIJC)\, a premier immigrant and human rights advocacy organization which oversees ~1\,500 pro bono attorney providing legal services to thousands of individuals annually. She is an expert on immigration law\, policy\, and practices who is an award winning attorney\, has testified before Congress\, and a frequent television guest. The NIJC leads a program providing pro bono legal assistance to immigrants in habeas cases. \nFred Tsao: Mr. Tsao is the Senior Policy Counsel of the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR). The organization is dedicated to promoting the rights of immigrants and refugees to full and equal participation in the civic\, cultural\, social\, and political life of our diverse society. Fred has been one of the leaders in ICIRR’s efforts to respond to the Midway Blitz options in the Chicago area. \nMatthew J. Piers: Matthew Piers is an nationally known litigator and Senior Counsel of Hughes\, Socol Piers Resnick & Dym. His focus includes complex litigation involving class actions\, constitutional and civil rights\, labor rights\, employment\, education and housing discrimination\, law enforcement misconduct\, immigrants' rights\, RICO\, to name a few. He is also a member of Whistleblower Advocates. Earlier in his career\, Mr. Piers was Deputy Corporation Counsel for the City of Chicago. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. \nLoading…
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/ice-oversight-panel/
LOCATION:Latham & Watkins LLP\, 330 N Wabash Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611\, United States
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SUMMARY:Illinois Supreme Court Public Hearing
DESCRIPTION:The Illinois Supreme Court Rules Committee is seeking public comments on three proposals that will be considered at a public hearing on April 9\, 2026\, in Chicago. \nWritten comments should be submitted no later than April 2 to RulesCommittee@illinoiscourts.gov or via mail to: \nCommittee Secretary\nSupreme Court Rules Committee\n222 N. LaSalle St.\, 13th Floor\nChicago\, IL\, 60601 \nThose interested in being scheduled to testify at the public hearing should send an email to the Rules Committee Secretary by April 2\, 2026. \nThe hearing will be livestreamed. \nClick here to see the official release from the Supreme Court of Illinois.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/illinois-supreme-court-public-hearing/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260410T131500
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-april-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260505T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260505T163000
DTSTAMP:20260415T162607Z
CREATED:20260413T203036Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260415T162607Z
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SUMMARY:Under Siege: The American Judiciary and the Rule of Law
DESCRIPTION:On May 5th\, the Cummins Family Justice Foundation\, the Berkeley Judicial Institute\, and the CBA are hosting a program entitled “Under Siege: The American Judiciary and the Rule of Law.” \nThis full-day program will include a luncheon discussion with retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and The Honorable Diane P. Wood\, as well as sessions featuring judges and attorneys from across the United States. Together\, they will explore the role of the judiciary\, the importance of maintaining public confidence in legal institutions\, and the challenges facing the rule of law today. \nThis program will be offered in a hybrid format\, allowing participants to attend either in-person or via Zoom. More details\, including registration information\, are at https://learn.chicagobar.org/p/UnderSiege. \nCCL members can get free CLE credit by participating virtually.  \nNot a member? Click here to join!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/under-siege-the-american-judiciary-and-the-rule-of-law/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260508T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260508T131500
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-may-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260519T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260519T160000
DTSTAMP:20260508T002321Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260508T002321Z
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SUMMARY:Lessons from Hungary: Dismantling the Autocratic Playbook
DESCRIPTION:Join LDAD on May 19\, 2026\, for a discussion with UCLA Law Professor Scott Cummings and LDAD Executive Director Lauren Stiller Rikleen on what lessons American lawyers can learn from Hungary’s experience of democratic resistance to autocracy.  \nWebinar Details: \nDate: Tuesday\, May 19\, 2026 \nTime: 4:00 pm ET \nRegister here (there is no charge to attend): Webinar Registration \nThe recent defeat of Hungary’s far-right populist leader\, upheld by the Trump administration as a model after sixteen years of autocratic rule\, has significant repercussions for democracy around the world—especially in the United States. \nIn 2023\, UCLA Law Professor Scott Cummings was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to study how lawyers assist—and resist—autocrats seeking to capture state systems and hold power\, and spent significant time in Hungary researching how lawyers responded to that country’s rule-of-law crisis. \nJoin this fascinating conversation with Professor Cummings about what lessons American lawyers can learn from Hungary’s experience of democratic resistance.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/lessons-from-hungary-dismantling-the-autocratic-playbook/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260520T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260520T193000
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SUMMARY:When Cops Become Robbers Screening
DESCRIPTION:The End Policing for Profit working group is excited to host a screening of When Cops Become Robbers on Wednesday\, May 20th from 5:30-7:30pm at UIC Law\, at 300 S. State Street\, Room S1210. A panel discussion will follow. \nFrom former law-enforcement officers to constitutional lawyers\, When Cops Become Robbers reveals how power\, profit\, and bad incentives turned public safety into a payday. \n\n\nClick here to register. \n\n\n\n\nRegistration will close 24 hours before the event. Please bring an ID to get into the building. \n\nThis event is sponsored by the Civil Asset Forfeiture Committee\, which is jointly shared by the Chicago Council of Lawyers and Chicago Appleseed.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/when-cops-become-robbers-screening/
LOCATION:University of Illinois Chicago\, School of Law\, 300 S State Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60604\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260612T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260612T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200153Z
CREATED:20260223T200153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200153Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-june-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260623T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260623T133000
DTSTAMP:20260622T161511Z
CREATED:20260416T124803Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260622T161511Z
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SUMMARY:The More Perfect Union Fund
DESCRIPTION:This special gathering brings together members of the legal community\, civic leaders\, and supporters committed to strengthening our democratic institutions. Proceeds from the luncheon support the Chicago Council of Lawyers’ ongoing work to promote judicial integrity\, transparency\, and access to justice. \nRegistration is now closed\, but you can still support the Chicago Council of Lawyers’ mission by making a charitable donation to our 501(c)(3) partner organization\, The CCL More Perfect Union Fund\, that reflects your commitment to advancing justice\, accountability\, and the rule of law. \nClick Here To Make A DonationWhile CCL is an independent public-interest bar association dedicated to promoting excellence and integrity in the administration of justice as a 501(c)(6) organization\, contributions are generally not tax-deductible as charitable contributions. However\, The CCL More Perfect Union Fund supports charitable and educational activities through tax-deductible contributions as a 501(c)(3) organization.  \nThank you to our generous supporters:\nArchitects of Justice – $5000\nSteve Art\nRobert Held\nCarrie Huff\nDavid MeltonJudd & Linda MinerLoevy & LoevyMiner\, Barhill & Galland \nBeacons of Justice – $1500\nAviva Futorian\nLouis & Maria Harrison Charitable Fund \nGuardians of Justice – $500\nMarshall L. Blankenship\nCamille CalabreseSteve DiamondKulmeet GalhotraBetsy & Scott LassarRobert LehrerJackson PallerDebra Shore \nDefenders of Justice – $250\nMark DupontJulia San FratelloMark HeyrmanJack KaplanTara McKnightRichard McLeeseJohn RatnaswamyBarbara & Thomas RosenweinHon. James ShapiroRobert SlobigGeoffrey StoneFrank Valadez \n*As of June 21\, 2026. \nProgram\nCara Hendrickson of the Illinois Attorney General’s office will be interviewed by Sharon Fairley of the University of Chicago about protecting the Rule of Law.  \nLiam Connell of the Patriotic Millionaires will then speak on concrete steps toward greater economic fairness in his presentation\, ‘Proud to Pay More: The Patriotic Millionaires’ Fight to Create an Economy that Works for All.’ \nLearn more about these featured speakers by watching the video and reading their bios below.  \nCara Hendrickson\nCara Hendrickson serves as the Executive Deputy Attorney General in the Illinois Attorney General’s Office. In that role\, she is responsible for advancing the strategic legal priorities of the office\, including overseeing the Attorney General’s work promoting federal accountability and the rule of law. Earlier\, Cara served as the Chief of the Office’s Public Interest Division\, where she supervised the attorneys and staff who enforce the civil rights\, disability rights\, workplace rights\, and antitrust laws\, in addition to conducting investigations and cases involving the False Claims Act\, consumer fraud\, and energy issues. \nCara previously served as the Executive Director at Impact for Equity\, one of Chicago’s most formidable law and policy centers\, guiding its work for racial\, economic\, and social justice. An experienced litigator\, Cara’s law practice focused on constitutional and civil rights litigation at Hughes Socol Piers Resnick & Dym\, Ltd. She has also practiced at Massey & Gail\, LLP and Kirkland & Ellis\, LLP. \nCara has served as a Commissioner on the Illinois Executive Ethics Commission\, which promotes ethics in Illinois public service\, on the board of the Public Interest Law Initiative\, and on the advisory board of the American Constitution Society\, Chicago Chapter. She was a Fellow in the 2014 class of Leadership Greater Chicago. \nCara served as a law clerk to the Honorable Ann Claire Williams\, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (Ret). She graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School and received her B.A. from Northwestern University. She has a Strategic Perspectives in Non-Profit Management certificate from Harvard Business School. \nSharon R. Fairley\nSharon Fairley is a University of Chicago Law School graduate and current Professor from Practice. Before joining the Law School\, Professor Fairley was a federal prosecutor\, the First Deputy Inspector General & General Counsel for the City of Chicago Office of the Inspector General\, and Chief Administrator for the Independent Police Review Authority\, the agency responsible for police misconduct investigations. She also created and stood up the Chicago Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA). \nLiam Connell\nLiam Connell is a member of Patriotic Millionaires\, the former CEO of Allston Trading\, and the founder of several algorithmic trading firms that Goldman Sachs and Sequoia Capital later acquired. His professional career has spanned technology\, finance\, entrepreneurship\, and quantitative trading\, including work at an IBM research center before transitioning to Wall Street and later founding multiple financial technology and trading firms. \nThroughout his career\, Liam has combined experience in technology and financial markets with long-standing involvement in advocacy related to human rights\, democratic accountability\, and economic inequality. He participated in civil rights activism in Northern Ireland and in the Anti-Apartheid movement\, and has continued to engage in efforts to protect democratic institutions and address the concentration of wealth and power. \nLiam’s work and advocacy draw on decades of experience across both the private sector and civic engagement\, with a focus on the relationship between economic systems\, political power\, and democratic governance. \nClick here to learn more about Patriotic Millionaires\, a network of business leaders\, investors\, and philanthropists who use their private influence and unique public voices to advance an economic framework capable of sustaining the rich\, stable\, and free nation the vast majority of Americans want. \nStay Connected\nThank you for supporting CCL and the More Perfect Union Fund. The work doesn’t end when the luncheon concludes. We invite you to stay engaged with our efforts to strengthen the justice system\, uphold the rule of law\, and advance equal justice for all. \n\nJoin the Council – Become a part of a network of attorneys\, judges\, law students\, and civic leaders committed to judicial excellence\, public service\, and meaningful reform. \nFollow Along – Stay informed about upcoming events\, advocacy initatives\, and opportunities to support our mission by following us on social media: LinkedIn\, YouTube\, Facebook\, Instagram\, and BlueSky\nShare Your Experience – Attending the luncheon? Share your photos and reflections on social media and tag CCL to help spread the word. \n\nIf you have any questions\, please contact us at ccl@chicagocouncil.org or by giving us a call at 224-301-5808.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/more-perfect-union-fund-luncheon/
LOCATION:University Club of Chicago\, 76 E Monroe St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60603\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Luncheon
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260626T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260626T133000
DTSTAMP:20260616T155101Z
CREATED:20260616T154509Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Disagreements: Is Money in Politics a Threat to American Democracy
DESCRIPTION:Join us at 11:30 AM CT Friday\, 6/26\, at the Union League Club of Chicago for a lively discussion of some competing views and proposed answers to these and other questions. \nClick here to register. \nCivil Disagreements is a series of moderated debates and discussions on current\, critical\, and often contentious civic questions sponsored by the American Bar Association’s Division for Public Education\, the American Constitution Society (Chicago and Austin\, TX chapters)\, the Federalist Society (Chicago chapter)\, the Chicago Council of Lawyers\, Reform for Illinois\, and the Union League Club of Chicago. 
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-disagreements-is-money-in-politics-a-threat-to-american-democracy/
LOCATION:Union League Club of Chicago\, 65 West Jackson\, Chicago\, IL\, 60604\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260710T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260710T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200325Z
CREATED:20260223T200325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200325Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-july-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260814T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260814T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200438Z
CREATED:20260223T200438Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200438Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-august-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260903T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260903T120000
DTSTAMP:20260709T184652Z
CREATED:20260706T181536Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260709T184652Z
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SUMMARY:Supreme Court Rules Committee to Hold Public Hearing
DESCRIPTION:The Illinois Supreme Court Rules Committee will hear comments on six proposals on Wednesday\, September 3\, 2026\, at a public hearing beginning at 10 a.m. at the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts\, 222 N. LaSalle Street\, 13th Floor\, in Chicago. All proposals must be approved by the Illinois Supreme Court before they can take effect. The hearing will be livestreamed here. \nThe Supreme Court Rules Committee invites public comments on the proposals. Written comments should be submitted no later than Thursday\, August 27\, to RulesCommittee@illinoiscourts.gov or via mail to: Committee Secretary\, Supreme Court Rules Committee\, 222 N. LaSalle Street\, 13th Floor\, Chicago\, Illinois 60601. All written comments submitted will also be published and accessible on the Supreme Court’s website. \nTo be scheduled to testify at the public hearing\, please register by sending an e-mail to the Rules Committee Secretary\, as noted above\, no later than Thursday\, August 27.  \nMore information is available at the Rules Committee Public Hearing page of the Supreme Court’s website here. \nLarry R. Rogers\, Jr.\, of Power Rogers\, LLP serves as chair of the Rules Committee. \nThe following are the proposals which the Rules Committee seeks comment on: \nProposal 25-09\, which would amend Supreme Court Rule 46 to require that the courts create and maintain a record of all protective order proceedings\, either by stenographic means or by an electronic recording system\, including any court date on which an order is issued\, extended\, modified\, terminated\, vacated\, published or served regardless of whether the proceeding is consolidated into another matter. \nProposal 26-06\, which would amend Rule 286 by clarifying small claim defendants’ appearance and answer requirements; removing mandatory trials on appearance dates; and clarifying informal hearing procedures; (2) amend Rule 277 to reflect current practice\, including changing language to “Citation to Discover Assets”\, clarifying rules for citation uses against debtors or third parties\, and encouraging remote appearances; and (3) creating Rule 278 to govern judgment debtors’ post-judgment statutory exemption claims. \nProposal 26-07\, which would amend Supreme Court Rule 906 to require that attorneys complete specific hours of training in intimate partner domestic abuse prior to appointment as a Guardian Ad Litem in domestic relations and child custody cases. \nProposal 26-08\, which would amend Supreme Court Rule 753 to allow parties to file a motion with the Review Board to correct material mistakes in Review Board Reports and allow the Review Board to file corrected Review Board Reports on its own motion. \n(FOR MORE INFORMATION\, CONTACT: James Brunner\, Public Information Officer of the Illinois Supreme Court at 217.208.3354 or jbrunner@illinoiscourts.gov.) \nClick here to download the full release as a PDF.
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/supreme-court-rules-committee-to-hold-public-hearing/
LOCATION:Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts\, 222 N. LaSalle Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60601\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260911T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260911T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200556Z
CREATED:20260223T200556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200556Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-september-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261009T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261009T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200718Z
CREATED:20260223T200718Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200718Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-october-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T131500
DTSTAMP:20260223T200829Z
CREATED:20260223T200829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260223T200829Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-november-20026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116
DTSTAMP:20260803T125001Z
CREATED:20260803T124720Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260803T125001Z
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SUMMARY:Northwestern University's Mock Trial
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to share the following volunteer opportunity from Northwestern University’s Mock Trial program. If you’re interested in supporting aspiring advocates and helping students develop their trial skills\, consider serving as a judge at this year’s Mock at the Rock invitational tournament. \nOn behalf of Northwestern Mock Trial\, we are excited to announce that our annual Mock Trial tournament is taking place on the weekend of November 14-15 at Northwestern’s Evanston campus. We are looking for individuals to serve as judges. We are reaching out to see if you will share this opportunity with the members of your organization. \nCollege Mock Trial is a fun and dynamic way for undergraduate students to develop skills in public speaking\, performance\, and trial advocacy. Students will perform as both attorneys and witnesses in this year’s criminal case. \nNo Mock Trial experience is necessary — we train all judges. We will also provide free breakfast and lunch to all judges during the tournament. Individuals can sign up to judge anything from one competitive round (~three hours) to the whole weekend (four competitive rounds across two days). \nWe would be deeply grateful for your time\, whether you judge one round or all four. If you’re interested in judging\, please sign up here. \nHere’s the complete schedule for the weekend: \n\nRound 1: Saturday\, November 14th at 8:00 AM\nRound 2: Saturday\, November 14th at 12:00 PM\nRound 3: Sunday\, November 15th at 8:00 AM\nRound 4: Sunday\, November 15th at 12:00 PM\n\nAgain\, if you’re interested\, please fill out this form! And please share this opportunity with others you think would be interested in judging!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/northwestern-universitys-mock-trial/
LOCATION:Northwestern University\, 633 Clark Street\, Evanston\, Illinois\, 60208\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261211T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261211T131500
DTSTAMP:20260313T160621Z
CREATED:20260223T200943Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260313T160621Z
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SUMMARY:Civil Liberties Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Civil Liberties Committee meets monthly on the second Friday of every month from 12 pm – 1:15 pm CT to address current civil liberties issues ranging from police accountability in Chicago to the Administration’s anti-immigration efforts\, to trans rights\, and everything in between. The committee researches\, prepares\, and issues statements advocating for reform. \nEmail ccl@chicagocouncil.org about your interest in joining this committee so you can be informed about meeting links\, agendas\, updates\, and opportunities. \nWe welcome your active engagement!
URL:https://chicagocouncil.org/event/civil-liberties-committee-meeting-december-2026/
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