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Interviewing Justice Clint Bolick (Ariz.) at UCLA School of Law Monday, October 19 at 5:30 pm

By Eugene Volokh · Oct 7, 2026, 5:40 PM CDT

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The talk, "Litigating for Liberty / Judging About Liberty," is part of the Libertarian Litigation Speaker Series at UCLA School of Law (room 1457). Justice Bolick, as many of you know, is one of the most prominent judicial experts on state constitutions, including the special protection they offer individual rights. And before going on the bench, he was a prominent libertarian litigator: Among oth

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Promotional framingThe language assumes audience familiarity and admiration, positioning Bolick positively.

Appeal to authorityHighlights Bolick’s credentials to legitimize the event and attract attendees.

Call to actionEncourages participation through a concrete RSVP deadline and incentive (catered dinner).

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The article does not provide context about Justice Bolick's judicial record, any notable controversies, or how his libertarian views have influenced his decisions on the Arizona Supreme Court.

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Justice Bolick serves on the Arizona Supreme Court and has a reputation as a libertarian jurist; his co‑founding of the Institute for Justice links him to a broader libertarian legal movement, which may shape the perspective of the talk.

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The piece functions primarily as an event announcement and promotional description rather than investigative reporting; it presents a favorable framing of Bolick’s background without critical analysis.