ATLANTA—Timothy D. Lytton, associate dean for research and faculty development, Distinguished University Professor and professor of law at Georgia State […]
Lauren Sudeall Lucas, associate professor of law and faculty director of the Center for Access to Justice, testified Thursday, Feb. […]
There are different kinds of violence. Some, like war and terrorism, are fundamentally political, aimed at masses of people more or less indiscriminately.
Atlanta’s City Council, under the leadership of the newly elected Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (J.D. ’94), has unanimously adopted an […]
Two Georgia State Law Moot Court teams won the Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, South East Regionals, which took place […]
Georgia State University Law Review has announced its 2018-19 board members. Matthew Haan (J.D. ’19) will serve as editor-in-chief, and […]
What makes lawyers — and law students — happy? “Lawyer happiness is not correlated with extrinsic factors,” said Charity Scott, the Catherine C. Henson Professor of Law. “Income, class rank, whether you made Law Review—those things don’t correlate with happiness for lawyers in practice. Ironically, these factors are probably the very things that are causing you stress while in law school."
By Stacey L. Evans (B.A.'02) Six arrests, four overdoses, four detoxes, three inpatient rehabs, three outpatient rehabs and countless halfway […]
Actually providing a stable home is not something Jessica Hunt (J.D. '19) and fellow volunteer Monica Bai (J.D. ’18) can do for the renters facing eviction they serve at the Housing Court Assistance Center.
The many facets of the health care system can be as varied as the types of ailments that exist and […]
