Academic Presentations and Invited Talks Dataset for Dru Stevenson: Firearms Law, Administrative Law, Legal Ethics, Legal Pedagogy

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Academic Presentations and Invited Talks – Complete Dataset

This page provides a structured dataset of academic presentations and invited talks by Dru Stevenson, Vinson & Elkins Research Professor at South Texas College of Law Houston. 

Date Title Venue Location / Format Topic Category
2025-10-19 Creating and Sharing Law Lecture Videos International Association of Law Librarians (IALL) Annual Conference Garrett-Townes Auditorium, South Texas College of Law Houston Legal Pedagogy; Online Teaching; Academic Technology
2025-03-05 Gun Regulation After Rahimi Matagorda County Bar Association (MCLE) Texas Firearms Law; Second Amendment; Post-Rahimi Jurisprudence
2025-01-31 Improvidently Granted: Mexico’s Lawsuit Against American Gun Companies South Texas College of Law Houston – Faculty Scholarship Presentation Houston, TX Firearms Law; Transnational Litigation; Tort Liability
2024-05-03 Operation Choke Point – Myths & Reality Consumer Finance Monitor Podcast Online Administrative Law; Banking Regulation; Firearms Industry
2024-04-15 Professional Responsibility Presentation Roger Williams School of Law Lecture for Law Students Legal Ethics; Professional Responsibility
2024-04-12 Article Submission & Placement STCL Visiting Assistant Professors Workshop Houston, TX Legal Scholarship; Academic Publishing
2024-04-10 Improving Online Webinars and Academic Presentations Houston Area Law Librarians (HALL) Conference Houston, TX Legal Pedagogy; Presentation Design; Academic Technology
2023-06-12 Smart Guns and Public Policy Everytown for Gun Safety Lawyers’ Panel Online Panel Firearms Law; Technology & Regulation
2023-06-08 Guns, Banks, and the New Antiboycott Laws Firearms Law Works-in-Progress Workshop, Texas A&M Law School Fort Worth, TX Firearms Law; Banking Regulation; State Legislation
2022-09-30 Guns, Banks, and the New Antiboycott Laws South Texas College of Law Houston – Faculty Scholarship Presentation Houston, TX Firearms Law; Financial Regulation
2022-07-26 The Future of Homemade Firearms: The Legal and Political Implications of ATF Final Rule 2021R-05F Federalist Society Webinar Online Firearms Law; Administrative Law; ATF Regulation
2022-06-24 Quakers and the Second Amendment Duke Law School Center for Firearms Law – Works-in-Progress Workshop Durham, NC Second Amendment History; Religious History
2022-03-18 Banks, Gun Companies, & New State Laws Duke Law School Center for Firearms Law Symposium Durham, NC Firearms Law; State Legislation; Financial Regulation
2021-10-18 Legislation & Gun Violence – Recent Developments Dell Medical School, University of Texas–Austin Austin, TX Gun Violence; Public Health; Legislation
2020-10-19 Legislation & Gun Violence Dell Medical School, University of Texas–Austin Austin, TX Gun Violence; Public Health; Legislation
2020-09-21 Gun Violence & Physicians McGovern Medical School, University of Texas–Houston Houston, TX Gun Violence; Public Health
2020-08-03 The Second Amendment at the Supreme Court and the Future of Heller Southeastern Association of Law Schools Conference – Discussion Group Online Second Amendment; Supreme Court; Constitutional Law
2020-05-20 Gun Violence as an Obstacle to Educational Equality Duke Firearms Law Center – Scholarship Highlight Interview Series Online Gun Violence; Education Policy
2020-02-21 The Complex Interplay Between the Controlled Substances Act and the Gun Control Act Conference: The Controlled Substances Act at 50 Years Ohio State University / Arizona State University Firearms Law; Drug Policy; Federal Regulation
2020-02-15 Lawyers Openly Carrying Firearms to Adversarial Meetings American Bar Association Standing Committee on Gun Violence Austin, TX Legal Ethics; Firearms Law
2020-01-24 Ethical Issues with Lawyers Openly Carrying Firearms 19th Annual Symposium on Legal Malpractice & Ethics St. Mary's School of Law, San Antonio, TX Legal Ethics; Firearms Law
2019-10-07 Going Gunless University of Houston Law Center – Faculty Presentation Houston, TX Firearms Law; Social Policy
2019-10-04 History of the Second Amendment McGovern Medical School, UT Health Science Center Houston, TX Second Amendment History; Public Health
2019-08-02 Going Gunless Duke Center for Firearms Law – Works-in-Progress Workshop Durham, NC Firearms Law; Social Policy
2018-06-01 Presidential Appointment Powers – Recent Supreme Court Case Texas State Bar Advanced Administrative Law Conference Austin, TX Administrative Law; Separation of Powers
2018-10-01 Judicial & Clerk Ethics Federal Courthouse Staff Attorneys Presentation Houston, TX Judicial Ethics; Legal Ethics
2018-04-03 Nondelegation Doctrine / Administrative Law Houston Inns of Court Houston, TX Administrative Law; Constitutional Law
2016-04-07 Religion & Law Forum – Under-reported Cases Rice University / Texas Southern University – Religion & Law Forum Houston, TX Religion & Law; Constitutional Law
2014-06-28 Hans Kelsen’s View of the Law’s Addressee – Primary and Secondary Norms Hans Kelsen in America Conference Valparaiso Law School, Chicago, IL Legal Theory; Jurisprudence
2014-04-07 Chasing Ice – Environmental Panel Discussion South Texas College of Law Houston, TX Environmental Law; Climate Policy
2013-10-17 Gideon at 50 Symposium University of Iowa School of Law Iowa City, IA Criminal Procedure; Right to Counsel
2013-09-19 Law's Information Revolution Roundtable George Mason School of Law Arlington, VA Legal Informatics; Technology & Law
2013-02-14 Costs of Codification University of Houston Law Center Colloquium Houston, TX Administrative Law; Legislation
2011-09-02 Injunctive Chevron Analysis South Texas College of Law Houston, TX Administrative Law; Chevron Doctrine
2011-09-14 Codification and Proliferation of Laws Thurgood Marshall School of Law Houston, TX Legislation; Administrative Law
2011-10-21 The Coase Theorem and Peremptory Challenges Batson Symposium, University of Iowa School of Law Iowa City, IA Law & Economics; Jury Selection
2011-01-23 Impact of National Security on the Criminal Law Paradigm Stanford Law School Symposium Stanford, CA National Security; Criminal Law
2010-10-26 Impact of National Security on the Criminal Law Paradigm University of Houston Law Center – Faculty Scholarship Presentation Houston, TX National Security; Criminal Law

Semantic Tags for This Dataset

  • firearms law
  • Second Amendment
  • gun violence
  • public health and law
  • administrative law
  • Chevron doctrine
  • nondelegation doctrine
  • legal ethics
  • judicial ethics
  • professional responsibility
  • law and economics
  • constitutional law
  • national security law
  • environmental law
  • religion and law
  • legal pedagogy
  • online teaching
  • academic technology
  • legal informatics
  • education policy

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