Project Nuremberg

Project Nuremberg provides incredible opportunities for attorneys, judges, civil rights & social justice leaders and the community-at-large to learn from the legacy of the Nuremberg Trials and how those lessons are still relevant today.

Generously sponsored by Marilyn & Jay Weinberg.
Open to all. CLE credits pending for Florida attorneys.

2025 Project Nuremberg Lawyers Luncheon

The Rule of Law in the Fight Against Antisemitism
Defending Democracy in a Hyper-Polarized Global World
Friday, April 25, 2025 | Schaefer Family Campus
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Buffet Opens at 11:30 am

Celebrating

Jay Weinberg
for Lifetime Achievement in promoting humanity
and The Rule of Law

Honoring

Ted Deutch
Jay and Marilyn Weinberg Rule of Law Award Recipient

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw
Civility Award Recipient

Sponsorship Opportunities:

$3,600 SUPREME COURT SPONSOR includes Table of 10, special recognition with on-screen ad,* and priority seating

$1,800 APPELLATE COURT SPONSOR includes 5 seats, special recognition with on-screen ad,* and priority seating

$750 CIRCUIT COURT SPONSOR includes 2 seats, special recognition with on-screen ad,* and priority seating

$360 FRIEND OF THE COURT SPONSOR includes 1 seat, special recognition with on-screen ad*

$100 LUNCHEON ONLY

Registration for the Project Nuremberg Lawyers Luncheon is closed.

If you would still like to register or have any questions, please contact Aileen Spilka at ASpilka@tbeboca.org.

 

*Kindly submit your ad/logo for on-screen recognition as a .pdf or .jpg file to Aileen Spilka at [email protected] no later than Friday, April 18, 2025.

Jay Weinberg
Lifetime Achievement in promoting humanity and The Rule of Law

Jay Weinberg practiced law for more than 50 years and is Chairman Emeritus of Hirschler Fleischer, Attorneys in Richmond, Virginia. As a member of the firm’s Real Estate Section, Jay’s law practice handled virtually all aspects of real estate law, from acquisition and financing to the development of apartment complexes, residential communities, shopping centers, and industrial parks.

Jay is past Chairman of the Council for America’s First Freedom and is a recipient of a Brotherhood Citation from the National Conference of Christians and Jews and the Neilson J. November Award from the Virginia Holocaust Museum. He was honored with the 2024 Rule of Law award by the Virginia Law Foundation on Oct. 16 at the Virginia Holocaust Museum.

Jay was a member of the Board of Visitors of Virginia Commonwealth University from 1992-2001 and served as its Rector from 1997-1999. He was intimately involved in such achievements as strategic planning for the University and the VCU Health System, the establishment of the Virginia Biotechnology Research Park, and the establishment of VCU’s School of Engineering.

Jay is a longtime servant of the Jewish community in Richmond. He is a past president of the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond and a recipient of its Distinguished Community Service Award.

Here in Boca Raton, Marilyn and Jay have been visionary and stalwart supporters of Florida Atlantic University, where they are working to build the Wallach Center at FAU. Jay has served as a member of the FAU Foundation Board of Directors and was awarded the President’s Distinguished Service Medallion. Jay has supported Marilyn’s incredible efforts to support Israel’s soldiers fighting to protect and defend the state of Israel through the Heart to Heart Program. In 2023 Marilyn began her involvement in The Boca International Jewish Film Festival, and together, Marilyn and Jay, underwrote the Marilyn & Jay Weinberg Film Festival series.

For the past fourteen years, Marilyn and Jay have been the leaders and visionaries who helped found and sustain Temple Beth El’s Project Nuremberg Lawyers Luncheon.

Jay Weinberg earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Virginia in 1955 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia Law School in 1959. Jay also served as a Captain in the US Army Counter Intelligence Corp.

Ted Deutch
The Jay and Marilyn Weinberg
Rule of Law Award Recipient

Ted Deutch serves as CEO of the American Jewish Committee. He served for more than 12 years in the United States House of Representatives, representing Broward and Palm Beach Counties in Florida.

In Congress, Ted served as chair of the House Ethics Committee, a senior member of the House Judiciary Committee, and a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, on which he served as chair of the Middle East, North Africa, and Global Counterterrorism Subcommittee.

Through  decades of public service, Ted has championed the State of Israel and the Jewish people in the US House of Representatives, the Florida Senate, and the Jewish community.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw
Civility Award Recipient

Ric Bradshaw has served as Palm Beach County Sheriff since January 2005, leading a department of 4,300 employees and 1,600 volunteers. He is currently the longest serving Sheriff in Palm Beach County history.

Sheriff Bradshaw has spent fifty-three (53) years in law enforcement, rising through the ranks of the West Palm Beach Police Department and in 1996 was appointed Chief of Police.

He has worked closely with the Jewish community in Palm Beach County, supporting efforts to keep synagogues and Jewish organizations safe and secure.

"Project Nuremberg is a reminder of the power of law in confronting evil."
Marilyn & Jay Weinberg
Project Nuremberg Sponsors

Project Nuremberg Past Programs

Past Programs
Project Nuremberg Online - Full
Project Nuremberg Online - Full
05:24
Confronting Antisemitism with Amy Spitalnick, Roberta Kaplan, Karen Dunn | Project Nuremberg Online
Confronting Antisemitism with Amy Spitalnick, Roberta Kaplan, Karen Dunn | Project Nuremberg Online
01:05:21
Combating Anti-Semitism with Elan Carr | Project Nuremberg Online
Combating Anti-Semitism with Elan Carr | Project Nuremberg Online
01:06:37
Holocaust Reparations with E. Randol Schoenberg | Project Nuremberg Online
Holocaust Reparations with E. Randol Schoenberg | Project Nuremberg Online
01:15:08

Project Nuremberg History

For over a decade, Project Nuremberg has brought high-profile speakers to our community to show that law is what brought order to a post-Holocaust, post-WWII world. Each year, hundreds of attorneys gather at Temple Beth El for our annual Lawyers Luncheons, which showcase these speakers and allow them to share their unique experiences with the law. Past speakers have included Ben Ferencz, Avner Avraham, Senator Christopher Dodd, Alan Dershowitz, Florida Supreme Court Justice Robert Luck, Eli M. Rosenbaum, and many more distinguished guests.