This session explores the role of law in countering antisemitism, discrimination, and bias-motivated attacks against Jews and other religious minorities. The session is moderated by Robert Katz, Professor of Law at Indiana University McKinney School of Law, who is writing a new legal casebook entitled Antisemitism and the Law with ADL support. He facilitated the discussion and offered insights on the role the law plays in countering these forms of hate and addressing Jewish concerns more generally. Our panelists focused on two examples, civil laws on zoning and criminal laws on doxing, and assessed their role in protecting the Jewish community. Learn about new research on antisemitism and the law and how to use the law to fight antisemitism and bias in your community.
SPEAKERS FOR THIS PANEL
Robert Katz, Professor of Law and John S. Grimes Fellow Indiana University McKinney School of Law; Joette Katz, Partner at Shipman & Goodwin LLP and Retired Associate Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court; Britt Tevis, Boston University Public History Postdoctoral Associate in Antisemitism Studies at the National Archives.
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