Join us on September 17 for an informative and engaging discussion of how the Constitution is a vital, dynamic document that impacts all of our lives every day.

Read this essay from Task Force co-chair Judge J. Michael Luttig and Telos News in honor of Constitution Day.

Join us August 19 for a practical and inspiring call that will help you create powerful, memorable Constitution Day events in your community.

These webinars will equip lawyers to take action in defense of democracy by sharing proven strategies and connecting legal professionals with organizations that need their expertise. Our first webinar, co-sponsored by Checks & Balances, Protect Democracy, and the American Bar Association Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice, took place on Wednesday, June 25.

Retaliation. Intimidation. Censorship. This Is a Legal Flashpoint. The current administration has taken increasingly aggressive steps to suppress press freedom, target disfavored viewpoints, and intimidate legal advocates, all with profound implications for the First Amendment and the rule of law.

Key lawsuits across the country continue to test the limits of executive power, due process, and the role of the judiciary. While this happens, it is critical that lawyers stay informed and engaged as they are uniquely positioned to defend the rule of law.

Law Day is almost here—and it’s the perfect time to show your commitment to the Constitution and the rule of law. Across the country, legal professionals are making plans to reaffirm their Oath of Office.

As May 1st approaches, we get ready to observe Law Day, a time to reflect on the vital role law plays in our society. This year, however, Law Day carries a particular weight, an urgency that demands our immediate attention and recommitment to the foundations of our practice: the rule of law and the Constitution.

As members of the legal profession we understand that independent courts and impartial judges are integral to our system of checks and balances, and are critical to ensuring that disputes are resolved peacefully according to law, free from political pressure or interference.