Events
Slavery in St. Louis
Slavery in St. Louis is a traveling exhibit created by the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site.
Palaces for the People by Eric Klinenberg
Eric Klinenberg offers his solution for the way forward in a time of deep divisions in American society. He believes the future of democratic societies rests on shared public spaces.CLEs
MARCH PROGRAM: Meet St. Louis’s Judicial Trailblazers
This in-person CLE will be a panel discussion with some of the women honored as part of the Judicial Legacy Project Exhibit created by the Law Library Association of St. Louis. Learn more about the history of women serving on the bench in the St. Louis region.
Moderated by Judge Nicole Colbert-Botchway and co-sponsored by the Women Lawyers Association of Greater St. Louis.
APRIL PROGRAM: Everything you Wanted to ask a Judge about Custody, but were Afraid to Ask
Please join Judge David Roither for a basic overview of Missouri's current custody laws followed by a Q&A to ask everything you've always been too afraid to ask!
MAY PROGRAM: Black Box Ethics: When AI is Confidently Wrong
Artificial intelligence tools are rapidly entering legal workflows, often producing confident outputs that appear authoritative even when they are inaccurate. In this CLE, we'll examine how large language models actually work, why their design encourages fluent but sometimes unreliable answers, and how that behavior intersects with professional responsibility and privilege.