Legislation Clinic Conference

The Legislation Clinic, in conjunction with the Moritz College of Law and the Center for Interdisciplinary Law and Policy Studies, hosts one-day conferences every two years.

The 2008 conference in Ohio's state capital considered the roles of the separate branches of state government and the relationships between them, topics not only of crucial importance generally but also ones of extra significance in a time of divided government.

Recent conference topics have included The People as Legislators: The Influence of Direct Democracy; Medicaid, Medicines, and Malpractice: Issues in State Health Care; and Early Returns on Legislative Term Limits.

Past Conferences

• 2008 - The Functioning of Separation of Powers in State Government
• 2006 - The People as Legislators: The Influence of Direct Democracy
• 2004 - Medicaid, Medicines, and Malpractice: Issues in State Health Care
• 2002 - Early Returns on Legislative Term Limits