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Emory Law honors 40 years of Fineman's Feminism and Legal Theory Project
Jennings explains Trump's NYC criminal trial involving hush money, falsified business records
Shepherd: How GA legislation could affect plaintiffs in trucking, landowner cases
Acevedo: McAfee's ruling doesn't exclude speech-based defense at trial
Carter: DFACS housing requirements keep kids in foster care longer
Ajunwa: New federal AI standards may inspire more agencies to use it
Acevedo: 1st amendment defense in Trump cases will likely fail
Ajunwa: Don't let AI's 'seeming efficiency' take over human dignity
Acevedo: McAfee's ruling a partial victory for both sides
Acevedo expects quick action on both defense appeal, new prosecutor, in GA Trump case
Levine explains Ibarra's request for jury trial in UGA murder case
Smith: McAfee's ruling finds no evidence of actual conflict but the appearance of one
Smith on the subtext of McAfee's measured, lengthy ruling in Trump case
Pinder: McAfee's ruling casts shadow on Willis' career
Acevedo: Trump team exploited an 'unforced error' from Willis
Acevedo: 'Middle of the road' ruling in GA Trump case may cause delays
Broyde: Fund private education through direct aid, not tax credits
Jacobi: SCOTUS sidestepped Constitution in ruling for Trump
Hutchinson: GA will likely try to distance itself from IVF ruling
Jacobi: The dead, embryos, now have more control over their bodies than women
Jacobi: SCOTUS statement on insulating Trump 'unusually frank'
Acevedo: McAfee's ruling on phone records depends on defense burden
Simon: Prison bankruptcy case will test 'Texas Two-Step'
Acevedo: Trump lawyer's cell phone evidence represents 'gold standard'
Simon comments on unusual SCOTUS stay in Boy Scouts bankruptcy settlement
Acevedo thinks it’s unlikely McAfee will recuse Willis
Pinder: Willis' behavior 'dubious and unethical'
Acevedo on Willis' possible recusal in GA Trump case
Acevedo: It's possible Willis may be removed from Trump case
Acevedo: Judge in GA Trump case may weigh even perceived impropriety
Nash: Effort to keep Trump off Colorado ballot will likely fail
Nash: Will timing of Willis, Wade relationship matter in Trump case?
Nash: Lots of SCOTUS skepticism on states banning candidates
Volokh on GA bill to ban use of artistic expression as evidence at trial
Dudziak discusses legacy of Korean War
Ajunwa: Integrate experiential AI, data analysis skills across higher ed
Smith on how allegations against Willis emboldened GOP critics
Jennings: Delaware Court ruling could affect Musk's control of Tesla
Georgiev: 1st Amendment claims in California climate suit 'speculative'
Georgiev: SEC climate rule would benefit investors, markets
Acevedo: Why Trump's defense wants to disqualify Willis
Hughes comments on Texas AG request for gender-affirming clinic records
Georgiev comments on mandatory retirement policies for GCs
Morris on what IP issues could emerge if computers become inventors
Jacobi: Overturning Chevron would further ultraconservatives' deregulation agenda
Acevedo: How Wade divorce trial affects GA Trump prosecution
Georgiev: No court has invalidated an SEC rule for exceeding disclosure authority
Montague on affordable housing, Atlanta Land Trust
Sag: OpenAI gets sued, now what?
Georgiev testifies at US House committee in support of SEC climate disclosure rule
Georgiev: All federal agencies, not just EPA and NOAA, have to make allowances for climate change
Georgiev: Due to existing laws, compliance with SEC’s climate disclosure will have few additional costs
Georgiev: Proposed SEC climate disclosure rule will better inform investors
Watch video of Georgiev's testimony at House Committee hearing
Georgiev: SEC haș authority to implement climate disclosure rule
Georgiev rebuts GOP stance that SEC climate rule exceeds agency authority
Georgiev testifies in House clash over SEC climate rule
Broyde: Trump's immunity is an open question
Acevedo: Judiciary committee can subpoena records in GA Trump trial
Sag: NYTimes ChatGPT complaint 'impressive'
Sag: The flaw that could ruin generative AI
Sag: Big Tech's IP indemnity clauses may fall short
Sag: NYTimes OpenAI suit shows evidence of memorization
Levine: How your DMV photo could wind up in a lineup
Hughes says SCOTUS will ultimately decide Georgia's voting districts
Sag: That ChatGPT bedtime story probably violates trademark law
Levine: Poll workers will be powerful witnesses at Trump's GA trial
Nevitt: Can we move away from fossil fuels?
Simon: Giuliani likely can’t discharge $148 million jury award
Jacobi: SCOTUS is failing us in 3 essential ways
Volokh on impact of Colorado's ruling on Trump candidacy
Volokh, former clerk, remembers Sandra Day O’Connor
Acevedo on whether Trump's speech is protected or criminal
Nevitt: An assessment of the UN Climate Conference
Acevedo on how Giuliani will pay $148 million judgment
Hughes: New GOP voting map doesn't reflect Georgia population
Hughes on DEA threat to GA medical marijuana law
Ajunwa: Biden’s AI executive order needs teeth
Emory Law professor, students file brief in closely watched tax case
Assistant Professor Alex Zhang filed an amicus brief in support of the United States in collaboration with ELSSCAP, which is the only student-run Supreme Court litigation program in the United States.
Simon: Purdue case spotlights corporate bankruptcy legal dodge
Volokh reflects on O'Connor's legacy, impact at SCOTUS
Hughes on Georgia's new court-ordered voting districts
Hughes on how new voting districts may affect Georgia's Black voters
Carter: GA ranks #12 for most children in foster care
Volokh on use of Young Thug's lyrics as evidence
Hughes comments on court-ordered redistricting in GA, AL
Levine discusses limits of free speech for Trump, codefendants
Meier on hostages, possible truce in Middle East
Broyde on new SCOTUS code of conduct
Jacobi on Trump trials, gag orders, free speech
Carter: Most states, unlike Georgia, ban life without parole for teens
Emory Law's Veterans Clinic grows to aid Georgia veterans
As Veterans Day approaches, Emory Law’s Volunteer Clinic for Veterans (VCV) expects to add new staff to expand its work to get Georgia’s former service personnel the benefits they have earned
Carter: Ossoff's DFACS investigation is sincere
Smith on scope and pleas in GAG elections RICO case
Meier comments on Israel's pursuit of Hamas
Bagley on benefit sharing principles for DSI
Richard D. Freer named next dean of Emory University School of Law
Succeeding Dean Mary Anne Bobinski in summer 2024, Freer will bring deep experience as a university and school administrator, expert scholarship and dedication to legal education—as well as an impressive 40-year tenure as a member of the Emory community.
Barth discusses church autonomy doctrine in Oklahoma case
Ajunwa: AI's power and bias need governing