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• One Legal Voice for Those Unheard
• Law Prof Explores the Art of the Law
• A Legal First Aid
• Read up on what Georgia State Law faculty are researching and writing about
• Student Sam Nicholson takes best advocate honors at National Trial Advocacy Competition
• Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant of How Stuff Works to speak at Georgia State Law
• Law student Melissa Rice tells of her summer as a legal intern in Southeast Asia
• Georgia State Law featured in Princeton Review's Best Law Schools
• Julian Juergensmeyer writes about the pros and cons of wind energy in new book
• Jessica Gabel comments on rise in Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings in north Georgia
• Mary Radford earns prestigious Verner F. Chaffin Career Service Award
• Legal Scholars Favor Appointment of Judge Sonia Sotomayor as next Supreme Court Justice
• Jack Williams comments on GM seeking bankruptcy court's approval to become 'new' company
• Paul Lombardo wins Georgia Author of the Year Award and is featured in USA Today
• Colin Crawford awarded three-year grant to do environmental law capacity-building in Central America
• Mark Budnitz consults on project to provide rights for Maldivians using mobile phone banking
• Benham Law Camp building pipeline to legal education for African-American students
• Law student Christina Rupp receives Leeza Cherniak Memorial Scholarship to the Georgia Innocence Project
• Eric Segall comments on nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Record number of students headed for Brazil this summer
• College confers Juris Doctor degrees on more than 180 new graduates
• Fairweather and McNeill advance to national finals of moot court competition in Washington, D.C.
• Noelle Whitmire selected as American College of Bankruptcy Distinguished Law Student for 11th Circuit
• Jonathan Todres comments on debate surrounding UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
• Nancy Johnson to receive Frederick Charles Hicks Award for Outstanding Contributions to Academic Law Librarianship
• Flying into a hurricane all in a day's work for law student Nicole Mitchell
• Georgia State Law surpasses anniversary pledge of 25,000 pro bono hours
• U.S. News rankings propel Georgia State University College of Law higher in several categories
• Georgia State student Emily Turner receives research award to study public housing
• Externships provide invaluable experience for law students
• Leslie M. Turner, general counsel for Coca-Cola North America, to deliver keynote address at commencement
• Harold Franklin (JD '99), partner at King & Spalding, kicks off Law Week with speech on "Lincoln's Legacy of Liberty" April 6
• Integration of cognitive, ethical and practical in legal education focus of 44th Miller Lecture
• Jimmy Faircloth (JD '90), executive counsel to Louisiana governor, to speak April 7
• Health Law Program Ranked No. 6 by U.S. News
• Georgia State Law students win regional moot court competition
• Leslie Wolf studies conflicts of interest in clinical research
• Practitioner in residence brings wealth of experience to College of Law
• Nancy Johnson's article on what first-years should learn in legal research a top 10 download on SSRN
• Paul Lombardo speaks on history of eugenics at Vatican conference
• Atlanta Legal Aid's Steven Gottlieb to receive Ben F. Johnson Jr. Public Service Award
• Law alumni well represented among this year's new partners, "Super Lawyers"
• Neil Kinkopf among former DOJ lawyers discussing department's recent past, future
• Peggy Cooper Davis to deliver 44th Miller Lecture March 26
• Leslie Wolf publishes study on conflicts of interest in clinical research
• Symposium explores Baby Doe Rules 25 years later
• Georgia State to launch national resource for restorative justice
• Visiting judge from Japan studies U.S. courts
• Georgia State Law alumnus Rep. Matt Ramsey named floor leader by Gov. Perdue
• Jack Williams speaks with national media on rise in bankruptcies