Social Justice Luncheon: What is Equal Justice?
Stetson University College of Law’s Social Justice Luncheon Feb. 4 on the Gulfport campus asked “What is Equal Justice?”
Judge Michelle T. Morley J.D. ’86, circuit judge for the Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida, led a discussion for Stetson Law students about the meaning of equal justice within the modern judiciary.
![(L-R): Professor Judith Scully, Judge Michelle T. Morley and Professor Robert Bickel.](https://www.stetson.edu/law/news/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/IMG_9456-300x200.jpg)
(L-R): Professor Judith Scully, Judge Michelle T. Morley and Professor Robert Bickel. Photo by Brittany Brochard.
The William Reece Smith Jr. Fund and the Social Justice Advocacy Program co-sponsor Stetson Law’s Social Justice Luncheon Series. Lectures in the series are designed to encourage participants to think critically about the historical context of social justice issues while focusing on current social and economic justice challenges and the interdisciplinary thought and leadership skills necessary for meeting such challenges.
Professors Judith Scully and Robert Bickel co-direct Stetson’s Social Justice Advocacy Certificate of Concentration program.
Post date: Feb. 6, 2015
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