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Price on Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling

Price explains Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship

Acevedo: Mail-in ballots issue will see shift in battleground

Acevedo: Mail-in ballots issue is a pro-states case

Zdeb: Recent DOJ disclosures may chill whistleblowing

Jennings selected for Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum
Andrew Jennings is one of nine junior faculty members selected to present his research at the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum in May 2026.

Acevedo reviews recent and upcoming Supreme Court decisions

Broyde: Why a judge’s misconduct became Congress’ business

Ajunwa discusses confusion on Trump administration AI regulation

Ajunwa: When patients share everything with an AI chatbot

LSA Member Spotlight: Deepa Das Acevedo

Nevitt: Can defense secretary pull admirals from promotion list?

Barth on whether employees can refuse AI on religious grounds

Broyde: Supreme Court Term Limits are Not a Cure-All

Das Acevedo: Threats to tenure may drive talented professors away

Nevitt on international commitment to maritime protections

Jacobi on whether longer oral arguments impact Court transparency

Koster receives Fulbright Specialist Award to India
Paul Koster 26T, professsor of practice, has received a Fulbright Specialist Program award.

Broyde: Term Limits Won’t Fix Supreme Court Confirmation Process

Barth on Trump administration efforts to end EEOC data collection

Barth on what happens when AI clashes with religious beliefs

Ajunwa: AI exclusion clauses highlight blind spot for businesses

The regalia and the regaled: Celebrating 300 new ‘Emory Lawyers’
More than 300 students donned regalia like this on Mother’s Day as Emory University School of Law held its Diploma Ceremony recognizing the law school’s 108th graduating class.

Goldstein remembers Turner as visionary in environment protection

Nevitt on naval enforcement in the US-Iran conflict

Nevitt on disputed US reports of ships breaching blockade

Das Acevedo on the unwritten rules of tenure

Nevitt explains who legally controls the Strait of Hormuz

Nevitt on US plans to board Iran-linked ships

Nevitt: The Constitution’s forgotten term limit on military power

Lawrence: Constitution’s forgotten term limit on military power

Nevitt on how US Navy will enforce blockade of Iran’s ports

Nevitt on international law before Iran War

Strong: Trump’s narcissistic tendencies raise alarm about war

Nevitt: Until Iran removes mines, the Strait of Hormuz is closed

Nevitt: Blockade is wartime action, not a law enforcement action

Nevitt: Iran’s unlawful mining and the US port blockade

Nevitt: Continuing crisis in Strait of Hormuz

Blank: Trump rhetoric is alarming from moral, legal perspectives

Barth on evolving workplace accommodations related to AI

Das Acevedo: Academia’s troubling new MO

Zdeb: Anti-stonewalling playbook for congressional investigations

Acevedo provides updates in Trump’s birthright citizenship case

Nash unpacks Court proceedings in birthright citizenship case

Fagundes on creating and updating your estate plan

Nevitt on Trump’s pipeline order in California

Ajunwa on the ethics of AI workplace surveillance

Blank: Hegseth’s ‘No Quarter’ comments against honor, good faith

Ajunwa: Forcing employees to adopt tools usually backfires

Nevitt on US’ wartime rules of engagement

Blank on Iranian school bombing: “clearly a significant failure”

Blank: Geneva Conventions also apply to submarines

Nevitt: US duty to rescue shipwrecked under Geneva Conventions

Sag on how AI may change copyright law

Acevedo on whether school shooters’ parents should be prosecuted

Acevedo explains Colin Gray verdict

Acevedo discusses Colin Gray verdict

Das Acevedo: We haven’t seen the end of “fire first, ask later”

Blank on the president’s power to declare war

Lawrence on how Trump withholds money after 198 lawsuits

Carter: How federal changes impact child welfare funds

Ajunwa on using AI to cut government benefit fraud

Das Acevedo on labor contracts in higher ed

Volokh: Supreme Court reining in presidential power

Zdeb: Trump admin. undermined public confidence in judiciary

Volokh: President not granted power to tax

Das Acevedo on paid protesting

Goldstein on possible impact of environment protections rollbacks

Levine: Apalachee school shooting trial could set new precedent

Carter: Lost motion exposes problems in how GA punishes youths

Das Acevedo on whether academic tenure needs a new defense

Das Acevedo: Fallacy to assume tenure encourages lazy academics

Das Acevedo discusses her book The War on Tenure

Volokh on whether employers applying DEI violate antitrust law

Broyde: Lawyer’s religion rarely interferes with legal obligation

Barth named expert with AI and Faith

Das Acevedo shares authors insights on academic tenure

Levine on whether judge in Baker murder trial should be recused

Nevitt: A court challenge likely if Trump uses Insurrection Act

Nevitt: Immigration assignments taking JAGs from military justice

Blank on how US case against Maduro may take shape

Blank: Trump’s Latin American policies may violate law

Nevitt: US lacks legal authority to board Russian-flagged vessels

Nevitt on the legal basis for blockades and seizures

Blank explains complexity of Trump’s actions in Venezuela

Blank: Trump’s Venezuelan attacks violate UN charter

Blank on Trump’s actions in Venezuela

Nevitt: “No legal basis” to enter Venezuela without treaty

Nash: Supreme Ct playing big role in determining executive power

Acevedo on Meredith Emerson Memorial Privacy Act

Marcovitch: Trump administration can upturn life for US attorneys

Nevitt: Trump trying to assert wartime legal tool with blockade

Acevedo on what’s next after Fulton DA Fani Willis’ testimony

Church on what constitutes emergency in child removal cases

Nevitt on the law targeting shipwrecked drug traffickers

Nevitt on international law and boarding foreign vessels

Blank explains international rules of war in boat strikes

Price on whether stripping dual citizenship is constitutional

Das Acevedo: Is any professor safe from being fired anymore?