Juvenile Defender Clinic court case featured in Daily Report
The Fulton County (Atlanta) Daily Report featured a winning decision in the case of an Emory Law Juvenile Defender Clinic client.
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Mock Trial team advances in regional competitions
The Emory Law Mock Trial Team has scored early achievements in regional competitions.
Volunteer Clinic for Veterans receives special recognition
The Volunteer Clinic for Veterans has received the Law Group Excellence in Award to Justice award from the Pro Bono Section of the State Bar of Georgia.
Emory Law announces Bederman Research Professorship, Fellowships
Emory Law has announced the establishment of the David J. Bederman Research Professorship and its first recipient, Jonathan Nash.
Professor Price, Emory attorneys: "Ebola in the U. S.: A Discussion of Legal Issues" (video)
Emory experts provided insights into the legal ramifications of potential medical emergencies
Dual identity: On being Muslim and American
It's probably not a book that a young man could write, and that is to its credit. The volume is boldly titled What Is an American Muslim? Embracing Faith and Citizenship, and the "old soul" behind it is Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law, associate professor in Emory College, and senior fellow of the Center for the Study of Law and Religion.
Ebola and the law: a discussion of public health authority and its practical limits
An important part of preparedness for public health emergencies is legal preparedness.
Turner Environmental Law Clinic: Atlanta Public School Board Presentation
Turner Environmental Law Clinic students, Jennifer Lamb and Michael Arwood, presented the Atlanta Public School Board with a toolkit they prepared on behalf of Georgia Organics and Atlanta Farm to Schoo
Supreme Court opens door to same-sex marriage in more states
The Supreme Court's decision to decline to hear the marriage equality cases was quite surprising.
CSLR student wins national writing award
Audra Savage, an LLM student, won first place in the Religious Liberty Student Writing Competition, hosted by the Washington, D.C., chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society and the International Center for Law and Religion Studies.