Thomas Jefferson presents credited CLE seminars either in solo presentations or in debate with contemporaries such as Chief Justice John Marshall, Alexander Hamilton, or John Adams.
A heated exchange in a debate between John Adams (Peyton Dixon) and Thomas Jefferson during a CLE for the New Jersey Bar Association.
During a debate over McCulloch v. Maryland, Chief Justice John Marshall (Doug Thomas) and President Jefferson disagree on the Constitutionality of the National Bank. This took place during a CLE for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute.
Thomas Jefferson reflects on how the political and social changes he observed in France from 1784-1789 affected his perspective on political philosophy. This was excerpted from a debate between Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall for a Pennsylvania Bar Institute Continuing Legal Education seminar presented by American Historical Theatre.
Thomas Jefferson answers a question about the “natural born citizen” clause in Article II, Section I of the US Constitution.
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