What is Due Process? Virtual Panel in Honor of Law Day 2021
The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute (FMJI) is premiering a virtual panel discussion, What is Due Process?, in honor of Law Day 2021 and its theme, “Advancing the Rule
FMJI’s Oral History Project
This week marks the beginning of The Judge Johnson Institute’s Oral History Project to capture stories, memories, and accounts of events from people who knew, worked with, and were affected
FMJI Partners with Freedom Forum Institute to Present Free Online Course on the Civil Rights Movement and The First Amendment
The Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Institute (FMJI) today announced the release of a new online multimedia course in conjunction with the Freedom Forum Institute of Washington, DC. “The First
FMJI Past Events and Videos
Constitution Day 2020 Blackburn Symposium 2020 Law Day 2020 Faith & Politics – March 7, 2020 National Judicial College – Dec. 2019 Centennial Symposium – Jan. 2019
Judge Frank Johnson’s Impact and the U.S. Constitution
On Thursday, September 17, 2020, Thomas Rains, FMJI executive director, moderated a panel featuring two former Judge Johnson law clerks: U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Middle District of Alabama Susan
“Judge Frank Johnson’s Role Upholding the Constitution” at the Blackburn Institute’s 2020 Annual Symposium
On Friday, August 28, 2020, Hon. W. Keith Watkins, Senior Judge, U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama and Judge Johnson Institute board member, discussed Judge Frank Johnson’s