The Mirror of Justice Lecture Series was inaugurated in 1989 to honor Mary under her title, “Mirror of Justice.” Sponsored by the Pope John Paul II Guild of Catholic Lawyers, the lecture series is intended to recognize and encourage lawyers and scholars who, through their scholarly and research contributions and dedication to teaching, clarify and advance the pursuit of peace with justice through the law. All lecturers were active professors at the law school when they presented the Mirror of Justice Lecture.
Submissions from 2024
Models and Mirrors in Constitutional Theory, J. Joel Alicea
Submissions from 2022
Reflecting Our Lady: Radical Hospitality to the Child, Elizabeth Kirk
Submissions from 2021
The Use of Tax Policy to Promote Justice and Human Dignity, Regina T. Jefferson
Submissions from 2019
War Crimes, Justice, and the National Interest, Lawrence J. Morris
Submissions from 2018
Lessons Learned Delivering the Fruit of Service to those Left Behind, Frederick Woods
Submissions from 2017
Final Judgments: What Art and Physics Reveal about Discerning Vice and Virtue, A.G. Harmon
Submissions from 2016
Integrating Faith and Profession, Raymond C. O'Brien
Submissions from 2014
Children are Different: A Constitutional and Moral Call to Action, Cara H. Drinan
Submissions from 2013
Catholic Legal Education, John H. Garvey
Submissions from 2012
Religious Liberty, Free Speech, and the Fight for Life, Mark L. Rienzi
Submissions from 2010
Columbus Community Legal Services:Location, Location, Location!, Ellen M. Scully
Submissions from 2009
Our Sister's Keeper or a 'Kept Sister?' Commercial Sex Trafficking and Slavery: Implications of a Societal Response, Mary Graw Leary
Submissions from 2005
The Vatican and Israel: Recent Developments, Marshall J. Breger
Submissions from 2004
Transcending Politics: Integrity in Catholic Action in the Public Square, Helen Alvare
Submissions from 2003
Just War Tradition Needs Adjusting Just Now, Michael F. Noone Jr.