Rich and Meg Nelson

1:30 – 2:30 pm | Tuesdays and Fridays, March 31 through April 24

This course is not open to individual session participation.

The United States Supreme Court has undergone profound changes during the “Roberts Era,” both in terms of its approach to issues and the way it conducts its own business. By discussing the Court’s decisions in some key areas, while avoiding politics, this course promotes an understanding of these changes and their impact on the times in which we live.

Rich Nelson is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and the Boston University School of Law. He prosecuted homicide cases in New York City and New Hampshire before entering private practice.

Meg Nelson is a graduate of Harvard University and Boston College Law School. She began her career as a prosecutor in New York City, followed by a commercial liti­gation practice in New Hampshire. She also chaired the organization that enforced ethical rules governing New Hampshire lawyers.