Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will be in Cincinnati Monday to present the John H. Burlingame distinguished lecture at the Phoenix.

        Hosted by the University of Cincinnati College of Law and the local Baker & Hostetler law firm, Justice Scalia will become the fourth speaker in the endowed series, an invitation-only event.

        As part of Justice Scalia's visit, the former professor will teach a class at UC's law school Tuesday.

        President Reagan nominated Justic Scalia as an associate justice of the Supreme Court and he took his seat in September 1986.

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