Past Events
The Pacific Legal Scholars program co-sponsors and hosts a number of law related field trips and events at both the Stockton campus and Pacific McGeorge. Highlights of some of our past events are shown below.
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The Legal Scholars sponsored a 'Conversation with the Chief' question and answer session with Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court, Tani Cantil-Sakauye. (September of 2012) |
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Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy (center) met with students and spoke at the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Legal Studies Center at Pacific McGeorge. This reception included various attorneys, judges, and McGeorge faculty and Alumni. |
| California Supreme Court Justice Ming Chin (center); College of the Pacific Dean Thomas Krise (far left); Cynthia Ostberg (lower left), Director of the Pacific Legal Scholars Program; and Provost Phil Gilberton with Pacific Legal Scholars students following a special speaking event on campus. | ![]() |
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A panel was held at Pacific's Stockton campus with Judge Mary M. Schroeder and Judge Consuelo Maria Callahan from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. The judges spoke about their experiences as women in the legal profession. |
| Professors Tom Brierton, Cindy Ostberg, and PLS Students with Former Director of the Central Intelligence James Woolsey (center).Woolsey spoke exclusively with the Legal Scholars and talked about his legal career and how he became involved in the CIA, his experience in law school and the importance of making connections to advance within the legal field. | ![]() |
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Federal Court Judge Morrison England (center) invited the Legal Scholars inside his courtroom and chambers. He spoke about his career path and provided insight into the process of becoming a court judge. |
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Superior Court Judge Ronald Northup lectures during the Legal Scholars weekly course about his career as a Superior Court Judge. |
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Dean of Admissions for Pacific McGeorge, Tim Naccarato spoke to the Legal Scholars at the monthly club meeting regarding a homicide case. |







