RALEIGH, N.C. –Campbell Law Associate Professor Greg Wallace has given multiple commentaries on the future of Supreme Court following the recent presidential election. In the past two weeks he has participated on a panel, published an op-ed, served as a keynote speaker and appeared on multiple radio programs.
On Sunday, Nov. 13, he appeared on a panel discussing “The Supreme Court of the United States-Looking Forward” at the 37th Annual Conference of the Council of Chief Judges of States Courts of Appeal, an national organization for state intermediate appellate court judges. The panel included UNC law professor William Marshall, Duke Law professor Neil Seigel and Slate magazine’s senior editor and nationally-known Supreme Court reporter Dahlia Lithwick.
Wallace is a regular contributor to TheHill.com and on Tuesday, Nov. 15 he published an op-ed entitled “Trump Supreme Court will tilt toward original intent.” He discusses what a Trump judiciary might look like, especially in its approach to interpreting the Constitution. The piece is available via this link.
Wallace spoke to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftsbury Society on Monday, Nov. 14 about the Supreme Court and the election. He addressed Justice Scalia’s passing, what the election says about the attitudes of many Americans toward the Supreme Court, who might fill the Scalia vacancy and the effect of Donald Trump’s election on the Court’s role in the years ahead. His presentation can be seen here. He also did a brief interview on these topics with Mitch Kokai on Carolina Journal Video.
Wallace also discussed the election and the Supreme Court on Thursday, Nov. 10 on “You Don’t Say” with Rick and Donna Martinez on WPTF News Radio 680 in Raleigh and on Tuesday, Nov. 15 on Viewpoints with Lockwood Phillips on WTKF 107.1 FM in Morehead City, N.C.
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