Four members of the law school faculty served as panelists at the Law and Society Association’s annual meeting in Boston May 30 to June 2.

• Professor Tabatha Abu El-Haj participated in a roundtable discussion on Governing Protest in the United States and Europe and chaired two panels, Between Policy and Jurisprudence: The Elements of Judicial Reasoning and the History of Libel and Privacy in American Law.
• Professor Rose Corrigan presented a paper, “Let’s Not Panic: Progressives and the Problem of Sex Crimes Legislation” at a panel entitled “Men at the Center of Analysis: Learning from Men’s Experiences and Representations of Masculinity.” She also chaired a panel on Prostitution in Precarious Times: Socio-Legal Explorations of the Politics, Practice and Policing of Commercial Sex and Sex Trafficking.
• Professor Anil Kalhan was chair and discussant for a panel on How Social Changes Affect Participatory Politics and Legal Orders.
• Professor Emily Zimmerman presented her paper, “Should Law Professors Have a Continuing Practice Experience (CPE) Requirement,” at a panel on Legal Education in Transition. She also chaired a panel on Comparative and Critical Perspectives on Legal Education.