About the Annual McCormick Lecture
Thc J. Byron McCormick Society for Law and Public Affairs was formed to honor the memory of J. Byron McCormick who served the State of Arizona with great distinction as President of the University of Arizona, as Dean of the University's College of Law, and as an advisor to the Arizona Board of Regents.

	The 2001 J. Byron McCormick Lecture Speaker: George Mitchell Topic : Towards Peace in Northern Ireland (56k version)
	The 2001 J. Byron McCormick Lecture Speaker: George Mitchell Topic: Towards Peace in Northern Ireland (Broadband version)
	The 2002 J.Byron McCormick Lecture with Stephen L. Carter Topic : "Reflections on the Separation of Church & State" (56k Version)
	The 2002 J.Byron McCormick Lecture with Stephen L. Carter: "Reflections on the Separation of Church & State" (Broadband version)
	The 2003 J.Byron McCormick Lecture with Linda Greenhouse: "The Last Days of the Rehnquist Court:Rewards of Patience and Power" (56k Version)
	The 2003 J.Byron McCormick Lecture with Linda Greenhouse: "The Last Days of the Rehnquist Court Rewards of Patience and Power" (Broadband version)
	The 2004 J.Byron McCormick Lecture with David Brooks: "The Geography of American Politics." (Multi-bandwidth version)
	The 2005 Annual McCormick lecture with Samantha Power, “Can American foreign Policy be Fixed? ” (Multi-bandwidth version)
	The 2006 Annual McCormick lecture Speaker: John L. McGoldrick, Topic: “What It Means To Be A Lawyer: Professionalism In 21st Century America” Click here to watch the lecture
	The 2006/07 Annual McCormick lecture Speaker: Frederick Schauer, Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment, Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government Date/Time: Thursday, November 16, 2006 10:00am Topic: “Should Officials Obey the Law?” Click here to watch the lecture
	The 2007/08 Annual McCormick lecture This year’s J. Byron McCormick Lecture took place on Monday, September 10, at 10:00 a.m. in the Crowder Hall Auditorium. The speaker was Richard J. Goldstone, retired justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa. The topic was, “The Consequences of the United States Abdicating its Moral and Political Leadership of the Free World.” Click here to watch the lecture