The Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy

NOTICE: TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH THE LEGISLATURE, THE DATE FOR THIS CONFERENCE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO FRIDAY JANUARY 19
* 8:30 am - 12:00 noon
at the Capital Center for the Arts, Main Street, Concord

Education Funding and the Constitution

A group of constitutional experts with a wide range of views will explain what exactly the court has said and the options it creates for policymakers. Experienced experts will also discuss a range of options for amendment from very broad to very narrow or not amending at all.
Registration $10 at the door or mailed to PO Box 897, Concord, NH 03302
To register, send an email to Arlinghaus@jbartlett.org or call 224-4450

Current Agenda
830-900 - Registration and Refreshments

900-930 - The Meaning of the Claremont Decisions

• Kelly Ayotte, Attorney General of New Hampshire, bio

930-1015 - PANEL: Do we need a constitutional amendment to respond to Clarmont?

• Charles G. Douglas, former Supreme Court Justice, bio
  see A Supreme Mistake
• Prof. Scott Johnson, Concord University Law School, Co-counsel, Claremont Coalition, bio
  see Claremont Coalition and NH Citizens' Voice Project
• Edward Mosca, Soltani & Mosca, Director, Granite State Taxpayers, bio
  see New Hampshire's Claremont Case and The Separation of Powers

1030-1130 - What Could an amendment look like?

• Martin Gross, Sulloway and Hollis, bio
• Donna Sytek, former Speaker of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, bio
• Eugene M. Van Loan III, The Josiah Bartlett Center, Wadleigh, Starr and Peters, bio
  see Claremont Game and Judicial Review and Its Limits