Pendleton To Hold Annual Legal Reform Symposium on March 15

Sacramento, CA – The Pendleton Research Center for Law and Justice is set to host its highly anticipated Annual Legal Reform Symposium on March 15, 2025, bringing together leading legal scholars, policymakers, and justice advocates for a dynamic discussion on the future of law and justice. The event will be held virtually, ensuring accessibility for participants across the globe.

This year’s symposium will focus on "Innovating Justice: Legal Reforms for the 21st Century," exploring key topics such as criminal justice policies, constitutional rights, judicial transparency, and emerging legal challenges in the digital age. The event will feature expert panel discussions, keynote speeches from distinguished legal professionals, and interactive sessions designed to foster meaningful dialogue on legal innovation and policy reform.

“Legal systems around the world are at a crossroads, and it is imperative that we bring together thought leaders to discuss practical reforms that can enhance fairness, efficiency, and access to justice,” said Dr. Jonathan Merriweather, Executive Director at Pendleton. “By hosting this symposium virtually, we are broadening the conversation, allowing legal professionals, researchers, and advocates from all backgrounds to contribute to the future of legal reform.”

The symposium will feature renowned speakers and panelists, including top legal experts, government officials, and representatives from civil rights organizations. Discussions will cover criminal justice reform, legislative advocacy, AI and the law, and international human rights frameworks.

How to Participate

The event is free and open to legal professionals, scholars, students, and the public. Interested participants can register through the Pendleton Research Center’s official website. Watch out for more details in the coming days.