Continuing Legal Education

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION

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We're committed to our alumni and friends and proud to offer a variety of programming opportunities throughout the academic year. Our Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs allows Nebraska Law faculty and distinguished guests to share their efforts to address current legal issues through legal research and scholarship.

Some of our programming opportunities are offered in person, remotely via Zoom, and/or both.
Please refer to each program separately for the ways in which you can attend.

Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart at 50: The Enduring Legacy of First Amendment Freedom

Approved for 1.0 Continuing Legal Education Credits in Nebraska

This CLE celebrates the 60th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart. The hour-long discussion will focus on a core holding in the case: That "prior restraints on speech and publication are the most serious and least tolerable infringement on First Amendment rights," except when "clear and present danger" would impede the process of a fair trial. 

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