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Georgiev comments on JP Morgan clawback attempt
Bagley: Who owns the phrase 'Are you a Grady baby?'
Levine: Prosecutors have always used discretion in filing cases
Hutchinson on Selma: Freedom requires continuous action
Romig: For final legal docs, ChatGPT isn’t the answer
Smith explains high bar set for qualified immunity challenge
Georgiev explains Carter's presidential blind trust
Cloud: Grand juror interviews don't make for happy prosecutors
Sag: Apple's use of narrators' voices to train AI likely legal
Sag: ChatGPT has no concept of truth and 'will totally lie to you'
Smith: Creating separate white police force anti-democratic
Johnson: FTX collapse highlights need for crypto regulation
Nevitt on gas leaf blowers: loud, dirty, plus 'horrific’' climate impact
Farley: Russian conscription in occupied Ukraine is a war crime
Sag: ChatGPT cannot give you Shakespeare
UN group endorses creating global fund that reflects Bagley’s research
The UN Convention on Biological Diversity also recommended creating a multilateral benefit-sharing fund for digital sequence information (DSI) on genetic resources, something Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law Margo A. Bagley advocates.
Levine: Why mandatory minimum sentences don't work
SEC commissioner cites Georgiev research on public-private markets
Sag: Fair use, style, transformation affect AI art copyright
New scholarship will diversify environmental study, practice
Smith: Other state's rulings on abortion may influence Georgia's
Smith: DA's investigative powers may trump state legislative rules
Smith: Georgia’s fetus tax credit contains a lot of unknowns
New Emory scholarship aims to diversify environmental practice
Bobinski: New scholarship starts path to diversify environmental law
Sag on Malibu Media's legal woes: 'I welcome their demise.'
Presidential Fellow Dudziak focuses on new book: 'Going to War'
Jacobi: SCOTUS judges should avoid appearance of partisanship
Holbrook: Respect for Marriage Act a bipartisan backstop if Obergefell falls
Holbrook: Bill would protect same-sex marriage if Obergefell falls
Georgiev on Tesla's shareholder lawsuit trial regarding Musk's compensation package
Smith: Judge's abortion ruling aligns with Georgia's constitution
Smith comments on challenge to remove Confederate monument
Nash comments on standing issue in challenge to federal greenhouse metric
Georgiev: Regulators should finally require some transparency of large private firms
Barron: Biden pardon applies only to federal marijuana misdemeanors
Nash comments on 11th circuit case that languished for 7 years
Holbrook: Murphy's trial experience supports his federal nomination
Smith on SCOTUS and midterm elections
Georgiev discusses research in human capital management in US corporate law
Green group cites Georgiev’s support of proposed SEC climate disclosure rule
Georgiev: Recent Supreme Court decision has little effect on SEC climate disclosure proposal
Jacobi: Alito/Dobbs opinion ‘elides the most difficult questions’
Smith: The legality of reducing student debt
Jacobi: How abortion rights affect gender equality
Bedzow: To stop burnout, create a culture that values purpose, empowers employees
What We Can Learn from America's Pandemic Responses
Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law Polly Price, author of Plagues in the Nation: How Epidemics Shaped America, sheds light on how the US has handled major outbreaks throughout history—from smallpox to COVID-19—and how we can use these lessons to prepare for the next one.
Georgiev in The Guardian: SEC climate disclosure rule is central to capital markets
Barron: Kemp's attempts to avoid grand jury will likely fail
Bedzow: The best job candidate may not be the the right one
Smith: Georgia's abortion law says fetus is a dependent
Smith explains potential damages in Sandy Hook defamation trial
Dudziak: For most Americans, our wars are abstractions
Cloud: Georgia RICO laws friendlier to prosecutors, including Trump's
Holbrook: SCOTUS should correct Fed. Circuit on patent disclosures
Price: Why the U.S. struggles with health emergencies
Smith: Expect 'case-by-case' litigation of new Georgia abortion law
Nevitt: National emergency allows a 'broad delegation' of power
Smith: New heartbeat law will require Georgia to consider tax implications
Nevitt: The impact of declaring a national climate emergency
Smith: For now, Georgia abortion law doesn’t affect Plan B contraception
Volokh: With 11th circuit decision, Georgia heartbeat law takes effect
Smith: What constitutes 'personhood' now goes to the state courts
Volokh: In Georgia, the unborn are now persons
Holbrook brief says new patent requirement could slow medical research
Hutchinson: Expect a quick appellate decision on heartbeat law
Bedzow: How to navigate uncertainty
Volokh: Biden’s abortion order reflects existing HIPPA privacy rules
Georgiev: SEC climate proposal doesn't implicate major questions doctrine
Broyde, Holbrook: Amend the Constitution to protect marriage equality
Dudziak: If Obergefell falls, states can govern gay marriage
Bedzow: What it takes to create and implement ethical artificial intelligence
Smith: Heartbeat law could see privacy challenge in GA Supreme Court
Smith: Dobbs will likely put Georgia heartbeat law in effect
Pill: What Dobbs ruling could mean for the future
Hutchinson: Expect more litigation on medication abortions
Georgiev: Proposed SEC climate rule doesn't violate 1st Amendment
Georgiev’s research on materiality discussed at SEC Investor Advisory Committee Meeting
Senate unanimously confirms Johnson as CFTC commissioner
Emory Law’s Kristin N. Johnson, Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law, was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve a three-year term as a commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Carson: New bill would greatly benefit vets exposed to burn pits
Smith: SCOTUS gun case ruling will affect Georgia less
Lawrence: What reversing Roe would mean for the rule of law
COVID and the Future of Plague Response
Blank: Strict rules govern treatment of POWs
Interview with Emory Law’s Polly Price
Georgiev on the Voices of Corporate Governance podcast
Holbrook: SCOTUS may test extraterritorial waters for first time in decades
Morris: Young female attorneys don't get credit for their work
Georgiev on the public-private divide
Volokh on Roe v. Wade, state trigger laws
Smith: A SCOTUS draft is just that
Blank: War reparations for Ukraine
Blank: War reparations for Ukraine
Fineman elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Lawrence: Why the CDC is fighting ruling on mask mandate
Brown: How tax code's racial bias affects generational wealth
Lawrence: The Trump move Democrats want Biden to use
Brown: How the tax code preserves white wealth
Brown: Options for struggling taxpayers
Georgiev: SEC's proposed climate disclosure has social, financial relevance