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Strickland v. Washington Conference: Keynote Address

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The Law Library and the Constitution Project cosponsored a day-long conference on the right to the effective assistance of counsel and, in particular, the case of Strickland v. Washington. Sandra Day O'Connor, retired Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, provided the keynote address and took questions from the audience. Justice O'Connor spoke of the impact of Strickland v. Washington and cited it as one of two cases that she will likely be most remembered for. Rubens Medina, Law Librarian of Congress, and Virginia Sloan, president of the Constitution Project, provided opening remarks and the Librarian of Congress James H. Billington addressed the audience prior to Justice O'Connor's keynote.

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