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Continuing Legal Education seminars by Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson presents credited CLE seminars either in solo presentations or in debate with contemporaries such as Chief Justice John Marshall, Alexander Hamilton, or John Adams.

 Continuing Legal Education Seminars and other Law Events

"The Conference of County Bar Leaders invited Steve Edenbo to present an (American Historical Theatre) program on Thomas Jefferson at the annual conference held in February 2026.  Not only did he present a program, he brought Thomas Jefferson to life in a way that was both historically accurate and genuinely entertaining at the same time. The presentation left a lasting impression on the attendees, who are still talking about it, and helped to define the conference as not only historically significant but entertaining as well.  We were honored to have Steve as a presenter at the Conference of County Bar Leaders."

—Mark A. Primrose, Esq., President of the Pennsylvania Conference of County Bar Leaders 

Thomas Jefferson CLE speaker for Bar Association conference

Steve Edenbo as Thomas Jefferson is joined by The Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Conference of County Bar Leaders President Mark A. Primrose during the 2026 convention.

"Your presentation at our Law Week Luncheon was brilliant and honestly life-changing. You truly made the event epic! Thank you!" –Iris Bellen, Collier County, Florida Bar Association

A heated exchange in a debate between John Adams (Peyton Dixon) and Thomas Jefferson during a CLE for the New Jersey Bar Association.

During a debate over McCulloch v. Maryland, Chief Justice John Marshall (Doug Thomas) and President Jefferson disagree on the Constitutionality of the National Bank. This took place during a CLE for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute.

Thomas Jefferson reflects on how the political and social changes he observed in France from 1784-1789 affected his perspective on political philosophy. This was excerpted from a debate between Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall for a Pennsylvania Bar Institute Continuing Legal Education seminar presented by American Historical Theatre.

Thomas Jefferson answers a question about the “natural born citizen” clause in Article II, Section I of the US Constitution.

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Steve Edenbo PO Box 3260 Philadelphia PA 19130 Phone: 215.514.1927 Email: steve@yourthomasjefferson.com