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2007 NAML/NMLSA Joint Conference!


The National Association of Muslim Lawyers (NAML) & The National Muslim Law Students' Association (NMLSA) Presents the 2007 Joint Conference and Banquet:

PROTECTING AMERICA?S PROMISE

Location: Marriott San Francisco Airport, Burlingame, California

Date: November 9 ? 11th

REGISTER TODAY AT namlnet.org

Conference registration includes our Saturday Evening Banquet dinner featuring two honorable keynote speakers:

The Honorable Carlos Moreno, California Supreme Court Justice

James Brosnahan, Partner at Morrison & Foerster and chief counsel for "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh.

The conference program will feature many notable and exciting speakers including:

Sabiha Chunawala, Director of Legal Affairs, Assistant General Counsel, Juniper Networks, Inc.

Aziz Huq, Director, Brennan Center for Justice; former law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The Honorable Erica Yew, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge

Shaarik Zafar, Senior Policy Adviser, Office for Civil Rights & Civil Liberties, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

and many more?.


Early Bird Registration Ends October 12 for both conference and banquet registration! Registration increases by approximately 10% thereafter.

LIMITED number of DISCOUNTED hotel rooms available at the Marriott, so book now!


This conference is open to the general public. Anyone in the legal field or a related field is especially encouraged to attend.
For Attorneys, CLE credit for California and select states may be available.
For law students interested in law school sponsorship, please visit namlnet.org for more information.
Recent law grads may take advantage of law student registration.

Questions? Go to namlnet.org or call 202-448-9978.
 

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