Morris County - Parsippany - THE FOURTEEN ANNUAL CIVIL WAR LEGAL PRESENTATION

Thursday, November 29 – Morris County
***CHANGE OF DATE***
***CHANGE OF LOCATION***
***CHANGE OF TIME***
 NORTH JERSEY CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE
 The date of THE FOURTEEN ANNUAL CIVIL WAR LEGAL PRESENTATION has been changed to Thursday, November 29 at 7:00 PM

 The place of this meeting will be at the Parsippany Main Library, 449 Halsey Road (off Rt. 202), Parsippany.

The North Jersey Civil War Round Table will present its Fourteenth Annual Civil War Legal Presentation, this year’s topic The Impeachment of President Andrew Johnson. Three NJCWRT member attorneys, John C. Maloney, Jr., Esq., Thomas V. Hildner, Esq. and John J. Francis, Jr., Esq. will discuss the impeachment and the Constitution, President Johnson vs. Congress, and the subsequent impeachment by the House of Representatives and then trial by the Senate.

 Register parsippanylibrary.org or call 973-887-5150 ext. 213. This program of the North Jersey Civil War Table is presented jointly with the Parsippany Library. For
additional questions about the program, please call Rich Rosenthal at NJCivilWarRT@aol.com

 FYI: This program is a Parsippany Library supported program – it should be of especial interest to students.
Location: 449 Halsey Rd, Parsippany, NJ 07054, USA

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