Ten Questions for Judge Neil Gorsuch
Ten Questions for Judge Neil Gorsuch
On March 20, the Senate will begin the confirmation hearings for Judge Neil Gorsuch. Based on his meetings with a […]
Panel Provides Overview of Transgender Rights Litigation
Panel Provides Overview of Transgender Rights Litigation
Giving an overview of the litigation landscape for transgender rights, Georgia State University College of Law’s Center for Access to […]
Part-Time Program Ranked No. 11 in Annual U.S. News Rankings
Part-Time Program Ranked No. 11 in Annual U.S. News Rankings
ATLANTA — Georgia State University College of Law’s part-time program jumped three spaces to No. 11 in a three-school tie in […]
Hopkins Named New Director of Development
Hopkins Named New Director of Development
Anne Hopkins has joined Georgia State University College of Law as director of development. Hopkins has worked in the political […]
Timm to Receive University's 2017 Sparks Award
Timm to Receive University's 2017 Sparks Award
Bill Timm (A.B. ’65), associate director of the Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, will receive a Sparks Award in recognition of […]
Second Chairing a Trial: A Third-Year Experience
Second Chairing a Trial: A Third-Year Experience
Although I didn’t know it, I had waited my entire academic career for this moment. Coming into law school, I […]
In Their Words: Trey Kelley (J.D. ’14)
In Their Words: Trey Kelley (J.D. ’14)
Why did you decide to pursue a career in politics? From an early age, my parents, both public school teachers, […]
Tips for Practitioners | Tax Tips for Small Businesses
Tips for Practitioners | Tax Tips for Small Businesses
What business wouldn’t like to save a little on its expenses? A good cost-saving measure can be achieved by minimizing […]
Two Sides: Professors on the Supreme Court
Two Sides: Professors on the Supreme Court
Constitutional scholars, Supreme Court commentators and judges and lawyers have long debated whether the Supreme Court is more of a […]
How Bias Can Weaken Legislation
How Bias Can Weaken Legislation
When it comes to law, ignorance isn’t bliss. It’s bias. Prejudicial policy continues to find its way into law despite […]