Emory Law surpasses state average by 15 points on Georgia Bar Exam
Emory School of Law’s first-time taker pass rate climbed 4.2 percent to 89.5 percent — fifteen percentage points above the statewide average.
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Zhang: Losing tax-exempt status could hurt university fundraising
Levine: Proposal would make Clancy-type insanity defense harder
Nevitt on US strikes targeting Iranian oil tankers
Jacobi: New Supreme Court term may revise oral argument lengths
Das Acevedo: ‘academics are workers’
Goldstein on Emory’s new environmental law concentration
Nevitt on Emory Law’s environmental law concentration
Goldstein: How powering data centers is weakening Clean Air Act
Acevedo: Trump mail-in voting order could have broad consequences
Sag: Is Education Dept’s use of copyrighted characters fair use?
Lawrence: Automatic govt funding clause may be unconstitutional
Nevitt: Government shutdown reforms constitutional blind spot
Simon: Micro1 vs Google airline data case may come down to judge
Ajunwa: AI hiring tools can “algorithmically blackball” candidate
Lawrence: Meta settlement may not eliminate social media harms
Nevitt: Case against gas-powered leaf blowers has grown stronger
Simon: Corporate restructuring case may impact future PFAS suits
Das Acevedo: Recent tenure denials more “ideologically motivated”
Blank: Historical context shapes observance of US-Israel-Iran War
Barth on how courts may evaluate novel religious claims
Nevitt: Blocking of women military promotions “legally unclear”
Das Acevedo: Firing professors amid reorganization more common
Fagundes provides insights on GA will notarization dispute case
Acevedo: School shooter’s mom’s actions distasteful not criminal
Nash: Proposed mail-in voting changes may pose problems
Broyde: Why it doesn’t matter if Todd Blanche gets confirmed
Ajunwa on the failed promise of automated hiring
Ajunwa: When patients share everything with an AI chatbot
Goldstein on recent rollbacks to Endangered Species Act
Tulibacka on international open competition claims against Sony
Nevitt on Emory Law’s new environmental law concentration
Goldstein on Emory Law’s new environmental law concentration
Zdeb on Sen Graham’s death and Blanche confirmation hearing
Zdeb: Congressional subpoenas could reveal exec branch misconduct
Carter: Georgia’s foster care system deserves sustained attention
Acevedo: Tariff refund lawsuits may take several years to resolve
Acevedo on DOJ subpoena for Fulton County election workers info
Price explains Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship
Price: Redefining birthright citizenship would create legal mess
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
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
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
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