The transformation of an event into a symposium is no small task. It requires not only planning and preparation but also constant dedication, support from peers, and the belief that when all of these variables are added together, the end justifies the means. A symposium traditionally has several goals to fulfill. More than just goals, though, a symposium must represent scholarly thought and enlighten the attendees and participants. The topic of the symposium--which will serve as the guide throughout the rest of the process--must be chosen wisely. It must be captivating, while at the same time controversial--a legal issue at the forefront of contemporary society. The topic must entice …