Features
Deputy Attorney General Visits GSU
Law
By Kelly Kesner
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Within 60 seconds of opening its doors, Room 170 was packed for the
lecture by Larry Thompson, Deputy Attorney General of the United States.
The room was crowded with lawyers from the US Attorney General’s
office in Atlanta, members of the press, as well as numerous Georgia
State Law students and faculty... Click here for full story. |
Henry J. Miller Lecture: Randall L.
Kennedy
By David Ritter
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October 10, 2002, Harvard Law Professor Randall L. Kennedy delivered the
Henry J. Miller Lecture for the Fall 2002 semester. Earlier in the
afternoon, Prof. Kennedy held a dialogue on diversity. He began by
describing his teaching interests and his two books, Race, Crime, and
the Law (1997) and Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome
Word (2002)... Click here for full story. |
Deans Respond to Student Concerns
By Alicia Castillo
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On September 24th, Dean
Kaminshine and Dean Griffith hosted meetings at noon and at five. They
opened the floor to students for questions and concerns. This forum gave
the students an opportunity to be heard and the Deans a chance to
respond in an informal setting. For students not able to attend either
session, here is a summary of the evening meeting... |
David Dempsey: Turn Legalese Into
Legal Ease
By Samantha Imber
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September 25, 2002, Atlanta attorney and author David Dempsey conducted
an entertaining and informative program at the law school entitled, Turn
Legalese into Legal Ease. Mr. Dempsey spoke at the law school this
spring and he was back by popular demand. His program was based on his
recently released new book, Legally Speaking: 40 Powerful Presentation
Principles Lawyers Need to Know... Click here for full story. |