CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The University of New Hampshire School of Law is hosting a symposium on how the U.S. Constitution keeps up with modern-day developments.

The symposium is part of an ongoing series of civics discussions titled Constitutionally Speaking.

The pilot project is a collaborative effort of the New Hampshire Humanities Council, the New Hampshire Supreme Court Society the law school and the newly formed New Hampshire Institute for Civic Education — spearheaded by retired U.S. Justice David Souter.

The series launched in September with a conversation between Souter and PBS newswoman Margaret Warner, after which the public had a rare opportunity to question Souter about the high court and its cases.

Saturday’s symposium features nine constitutional scholars.