Hensel Named Interim Dean for 2017-18 Academic Year
Hensel Named Interim Dean for 2017-18 Academic Year
Wendy F. Hensel, associate dean for faculty and research development and professor of law, has been selected to serve as […]
Alexander, Feizollahi Receive U.S. Labor Department Grant
Alexander, Feizollahi Receive U.S. Labor Department Grant
Charlotte S. Alexander, an assistant professor of legal studies in the department of Risk Management and Insurance at the J. […]
Georgia State Law Makes National Law Journal's 'Go-To Law Schools' List
Georgia State Law Makes National Law Journal's 'Go-To Law Schools' List
Georgia State Law made its debut at No. 50 on the National Law Journal’s “Go-To Law Schools.” The annual report […]
Justice System Should be Accessible and Attainable for All, Foster says
Justice System Should be Accessible and Attainable for All, Foster says
Quoting Robert F. Kennedy, Lisa Foster began the 59th Distinguished Miller Lecture Series with a question: “'Do minorities or people […]
Why Senate Democrats Should Reject Judge Neil Gorsuch
Why Senate Democrats Should Reject Judge Neil Gorsuch
Professor Fred Smith, in a Feb. 5 Atlanta Journal-Constitution opinion piece, says Democrats should give Judge Neil Gorsuch a respectful […]
Law, Politics and the Courts in Difficult Times
Law, Politics and the Courts in Difficult Times
Given President Trump's recent (and not so recent) attacks on the federal judiciary, it is not surprising that Justice Stephen […]
Heffley (J.D. '19) Volunteers with CARA Project over Winter Break
Heffley (J.D. '19) Volunteers with CARA Project over Winter Break
Adriana Heffley (J.D. ’19), an evening student and immigration paralegal at Elliott Immigration Law, spent the first week of January […]
From Atlanta to Hong Kong: Professors Explore Research Collaborations
From Atlanta to Hong Kong: Professors Explore Research Collaborations
The challenges facing cities around the world are not unique and different. Every city grapples with balancing urban growth issues […]
National Jurist Gives A- Diversity Rating to College
National Jurist Gives A- Diversity Rating to College
Georgia State Law received an A- rating in National Jurist's annual assessment of diversity in the nation's law schools, published […]
Wolf Lectures on HIV Exposure Statutes at Johns Hopkins University
Wolf Lectures on HIV Exposure Statutes at Johns Hopkins University
Leslie Wolf, professor and director of the Center for Law, Health & Society, recently presented, “Reconciling Criminal HIV Exposure Statutes […]