Juris master program adds global health specialty
Emory Law offers a new concentration in its juris master program through a partnership with the Emory Global Health Institute.
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Turner Environmental Law Clinic: Students do real cases in real time
In this "live client clinic," students take part in all aspects of civil litigation.
Are patents getting in the way of innovation?
Executive, judicial and legislative branches are trying to untangle the web of technological innovation.
The summer issue of Emory Lawyer is online
Emory Lawyer is published twice annually by Emory University School of Law.
SCOTUS: Emory Law faculty analysis of the 2014 term
Members of the Emory Law faculty provide their analyses of the Supreme Court's 2014 term decisions.
What is an American Muslim?
Emory Law Professor Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im argues that Islam is protected by the establishment clause like all other religions.
Pursuing justice in context
Emory Law professor Paul Zwier advises to take actual conditions into account when establishing a rule of law.
Unraveling misconceptions about Chinese jurisprudence
Teemu Ruskola's latest book, Legal Orientalism: China, The United States, and Modern Law, is a comparative study about ideas of law.
The evolution of children's rights in the United States
Emory Law Professor Barbara Bennett Woodhouse viewed challenges to the Affordable Care Act in terms of harm to children.