Content Posted in 2011

Faculty Research and Service p.8-9

FAIR TRIAL FOR EVERYONE?

"FAMILY IS FAMILY," GAY MARRIAGE PLAINTIFFS SAY

False or Suppressed Evidence: Why a Need for the Prosecutorial Tie, Ronald L. Carlson

Family Law: Cases, Text, Problems (4th edition), Ira M. Ellman, Paul M. Kurtz, and Elizabeth S. Scott

Family Law: Cases, Text, Problems (5th edition), Ira M. Ellman, Paul M. Kurtz, Lois A. Weithorn, Brian Bix, and Karen Czapanskiy

FATAL TREND FOR CYCLISTS, PEDESTRIANS

Fantastic Facts about the 50 States: Websites for State Legal Research, Wendy E. Moore

FATHER GOES AFTER MAN BEHIND 'PREDATOR'

Fazal Kahn publishes article in the Indiana Health Law Review

FBI COUNSEL TALKS SECURITY, PRIVACY

FEB. BAR RESULTS CONSISTENT WITH 61 PERCENT PASSING

FEDERAL INDICTMENT POSSIBLE IN SHOOTING CASE

Federalism in Environmental Protection, Peter A. Appel

Federal Postconviction Remedies and Relief Handbook, Donald E. Wilkes Jr.

Fell Short in 1980, But Then Rose

Federal Tax Practice and Procedure: Cases, Materials, and Problems, Camilla E. Watson and Brookes D. Billman

FEELING GRAVITY'S PULL

FEES ON BUILDERS WEIGHED

Feminist legal theory expert to deliver annual House lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Feminist legal theory expert to deliver rescheduled House lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Fiduciary Duties of Bidder Directors in the Context of Tender Offers - Fair Play in a War, Henning Bernd C. Lowe

Fiduciary Duty of Directors in Takeover Setting, Ladda Woravitlikit

Fifteen curious facts about The Federalist Papers pp. 2-6, Dan T. Coenen

Fifteen Famous Supreme Court Cases from Georgia pp.10-15, Dan Coenen

Fifth Georgia Law Alumnus Chosen for Prestigious U.S. Supreme Court Clerkship p.9

Fifth U.S. Supreme Court clerk in seven years p. 14

FILM TO TACKLE IMMIGRATION RIGHTS

Fig Leaves, Fairytales, and Constitutional Foundations: Debating Judicial Review in Britain, Lori A. Ringhand

FINANCE CLASS TO BE HELD AT LIBRARY

FIRM ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP AT GEORGIA LAW

Financial Aid p.13

FIRST LADIES OF LAW

FIRST PREMPRO SUIT GOES TO TRIAL IN ARK

Fla. Appeal Court Hears Save Our Homes Case

Fiscal Federalism in the United States, Walter Hellerstein

FLA. STUDENTS FILE SUIT OVER BOOK PRICES

FLORIDA PROPERTY TAX VOTE ON TUESDAY COULD BE CLOSE

FLY-FISHING IS MORE THAN JUST A HOBBY

Flying the Freedom Bird pp.10-11

FOOTBALL STARS' CHARITY: LOTS OF QUESTIONS, NO CASH

FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE AND ALUMNUS SUFFERS FROM HEART ATTACK

FORMER FACULTY MEMBER DIES

FORMER GOVERNOR HONORED

Former Hong Kong solicitor general discusses U.S.-China relations, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former Secretaries of State Kissinger, Baker, Christopher and Albright to discuss current foreign policy issues at roundtable, Office of Communications and Public Relations

FORMER SENATOR TO 'SHARE EXPERTISE, INSIGHT'

FORMER SENATOR TO TEACH

Former solicitor general of Hong Kong to discuss U.S.-China relationship, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former solicitor general of Hong Kong to speak at Dean Rusk Center, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich to teach at Georgia Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell speaks on DOJ p. 17

Former U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell to speak on Justice Department and U.S. attorney hiring practices, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. career diplomats offer perspectives on Obama's foreign policy, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Department of Commerce deputy secretary to teach course at Georgia Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Secretary of Education questions use of Guantanamo Bay p. 18

Former U.S. Secretary of Education to deliver Edith House Lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Senator Max Cleland to lead course at Georgia Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards to deliver keynote address at inaugural public interest law conference, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. Sen. Wyche Fowler to teach at law school, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Former U.S. solicitor general to deliver commencement address, Office of Communications and Public Relations

FORUM: LEGISLATION ONLY WAY TO GET EYEWITNESS ID REFORM

FOUR ALUMNI MAKE GEORGIA'S SUPERSTAR ROSTER

Fourth graduate in five years to serve as U.S. Supreme Court clerk p. 16

Fowler receives EEA Outstanding Service Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Fox Hunting, Pheasant Shooting and Comparative Law, Alan Watson and Khaled Abou El Fadl

FRIENDSHIP WITH VICTIM DOGGING NICHOLAS JUDGE

Friedman on Contracts and Conveyances of Real Property (7th edition), Milton R. Friedman and James C. Smith

From Legal Transplants to Legal Formats, Alan Watson

FSU COACH HELPS HAND OFF AWARDS

From Oglethorpe to the Overthrow of the Confederacy: Habeas Corpus in Georgia, 1733-1865, Donald E. Wilkes Jr.

FULLER QUITS

FUNDING ISSUES IN NICHOLS CASE RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT ADEQUATE DEFENSE

FUNDRAISING TIGHTENS FOR LAW SCHOOLS

FUNERAL FOR HABEAS CORPUS

GAINESVILLE 'S ERIN BROCKOVICH

GA. JUDGE DENIES BID TO HALT EXECUTION

GA. JURIES RARELY BUY INSANITY

GA. PUBLIC DEFENDERS RELUCTANTLY AGREE TO CUTS

GA. PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM BACKS OFF BUDGET REVOLT

GAY MARRIAGE AMENDMENT ASKS TWO DIFFERENT QUESTIONS

Gateways to Legal Information: Best-Bet Internet Portals, Suzanne R. Graham

GAY MARRIAGE AMENDMENT IS NOT CLEAR ENOUGH

GENARLOW WILSON CASE: WAS THURBERT BAKER RIGHT TO APPEAL? NO: CORRECT THIS INJUSTICE NOW

GENARLOW WILSON CASE: WAS THURBERT BAKER RIGHT TO APPEAL? YES: LET SUPREME COURT DECIDE

GENARLOW WILSON WAITS IN PRISON AS HIS RELEASE IS CHALLENGED

GENDER MAY AFFECT FACULTY PAY

George T. Smith Has Grown Accustomed to Standing Out in a Crowd pp.14-16

Georgia Court of Appeals to hear cases at Georgia Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA DELEGATION TO VISIT CHINA TO GROW BUSINESS, CULTURAL TIES

Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law Editorial Board, 2009-2010, Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law

Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law Editorial Board, 2011-2012, Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law

GEORGIA LANDS CHINESE FACTORY

Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law Managing Board, 2011-2012, Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law

Georgia Law advances to moot court national competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law advances to national tier of National Moot Court Tournament, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law advances to the nationals in ABA competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law advances to three national competitions, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law advocacy team heads to nationals, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law alumna Dorinda Dallmeyer to speak at University of Georgia's fall commencement ceremony, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law alumnus aids in bringing UNESCO designation to Chile’s Cape Horn, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Alumnus Bart Newman (J.D. '03) to Receive Blue Key Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law announces appointment of Bodansky to associate dean, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law announces appointment of new associate dean and the addition of four assistant professors, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Captures Finalist and Best Oralist Trophies, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Class of 2010 is one of the most academically gifted in school history, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law creates public interest fellowship for practitioners, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law dominates regional mock trial tournament; advances to nationals, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law embarks on training program for Middle Eastern judges, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law enrolls academically talented and diverse first-year class, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law enrolls accomplished and majority-female first-year class, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law enrolls talented and diverse first-year class, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Expands to Oxford p.19

Georgia Law grads boast a 91.1 percent pass rate for bar exam, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW GRAD TO HEAD GAMING FACILITY

Georgia Law graduates lead state in bar exam passage rate, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law has been named the sixth best value among law schools across the nation, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law hosts Brazilian judicial officials, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law launches new learning initiative backed by accomplished alumni, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law launches study abroad opportunity in the Far East, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Library Director and Professor to receive Gallagher award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law moot court team takes first place in regional competition, advances to nationals, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law moves up two spots in U.S. News rankings, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law named best value, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Officially Welcomes New Professors, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW PROFS WEIGH IN ON NEXT JUSTICE NOMINEE

Georgia Law Ranks 11th Among the Nation's Top Public Law Schools p.16

Georgia Law ranks high on list for enrollment of African Americans, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law ranks high on minority enrollment in National Jurist magazine, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law ranks well in Super Lawyers U.S. Law School Rankings

Georgia Law recently ranked in the top 25 percent of law schools for where law firms choose to interview on campus, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW RECOGNIZED FOR DIVERSITY

Georgia Law remains highly ranked by U.S. News, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law remains strong in U.S. News Rankings, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Review Editorial Board, 2005-2006, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Editorial Board, 2006-2007, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Editorial Board, 2007-2008, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Editorial Board, 2008-2009, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Managing Board, 2006-2007, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Managing Board, 2007-2008, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law Review Managing Board, 2011-2012, Georgia Law Review

Georgia Law's Associate Dean Paul Kurtz receives national award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law says farewell to two alumni and professors pp. 22-23

Georgia Law seeks applicants for new public interest fellowship, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law's Global Internship Program Summer 2007 Final Report, María Eugenia Giménez

Georgia Law's Global Internship Program Summer 2008 Final Report, María Eugenia Giménez

Georgia Law's Global Internship Program Summer 2009 Final Report, María Eugenia Giménez

Georgia Law's Global Internship Program Summer 2010 Final Report, María Eugenia Giménez

GEORGIA LAW'S LOAN REPAYMENT PROGRAM HELPS ALUMNI WITH DEBT

Georgia Law's Global Internship Program Summer 2011 Final Report, María Eugenia Giménez

GEORGIA LAW'S PAUL M. KURTZ RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD

Georgia Law's Public Interest Project provides legal counsel to local artists, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law students featured in The Christian Science Monitor for political work, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW STUDENTS GET INVOLVED IN UPPER ALTAMAHA WATERSHED

GEORGIA LAW STUDENTS HELP LATINO COMMUNITY

Georgia Law Students Provide Free Income Tax Filing Assistance, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law students to present education law research, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW STUDENT TAKES SECOND IN ABA WRITING CONTEST

Georgia Law student takes second in ABA writing contest, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA LAW STUDENT WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Georgia Law sweeps Intrastate Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law Sweeps Regional Round of National Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law sweeps state advocacy tournament; finishes strong in nationals, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law takes regional championship at ABA moot court competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law takes second at the ABA National Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law takes third national advocacy title, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law teachers to be recognized at UGA Honors Day April 25, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law to host International Commercial Arbitration conference, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law to host legal ethics & professionalism symposium, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law to host public interest weekend focusing on social injustice, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law welcomes four new professors, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law welcomes members of the Brazilian and Liberian judiciary, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law wins its third national advocacy title of the season, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law wins national civil rights moot court competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law wins national mock trial tournament, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Georgia Law wins national moot court competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GEORGIA MOVES A LITTLE CLOSER TO CHINA

Georgia's chief justice to teach at Georgia Law p. 18

Georgia's New Battleground pp.14-18

Getting Confirmed as a Federal Judge, Susan Oki Mollway

Getting Personal: Tax Code Lags Growing Body-Parts Market

Getting to Know Interim Dean Rebecca H. White pp.2-4

Giménez Receives Fulbright Scholarship p.25

Gingrich serves as Sanders Scholar p. 17

Glannon Guide to Property: Learning Property Through Multiple-choice Questions and Analysis, James C. Smith

Glannon Guide to Property: Learning Property Through Multiple-choice Questions and Analysis (2nd edition), James C. Smith

Global issues expert to discuss morality in armed conflict, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GOING FOR THE GOLD

GOVERNOR-ELECT HIRES ALUMNUS

Gonzales, Casey and the Viability Rule, Randy Beck

Governor Hopeful Pushes No Income Tax

Grade Distribution - 2010 - 2011 Academic Year, Office of Registrar

GRADS DRAWN TO URBAN AREAS

Grade Distribution - Fall Semester 2010, Office of Registrar

GRAD'S FAMILY FOLLOWS THE LAW

Grad's family follows the law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Graduation 2002 - A Day to Remember p.7

Great Britain Law Reports Pre-1865

Green and Singleton capture Talmadge trophy, McAlister named best oralist, Office of Communications and Public Relations

GROWING UP?

GROWTH OF ANTI-EVOLUTION MOVEMENT

GUEST WORKERS LABOR HERE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES BACK HOME

Guantánamo, Diane Marie Amann

GWINNETT COUNTY’S BULLDOG

Guide for First Year Law Students (current version, revised July 2011), Maureen Cahill

HABEAS CORPSE

Habeas Corpus and Freedom of Speech, Michael Wells

Handling of grant in question, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Happy 75th Anniversary, Helen! pp.26-28

Harlan Cohen publishes article in the Berkeley Journal of International Law

Harlan G. Cohen named co-chair of international law organization

Harlan G. Cohen publishes article in the American Journal of International Law

Harlan G. Cohen's article listed on SSRN's top 10 download list

Health Care Debate Reminds Some of '94 GOP Landslide

Harmonic Convergence? Constitutional Criminal Procedure in an International Context, Diane Marie Amann

Hawkins and Blakely win England Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Hawkins wins Beaird Closing Argument Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Heald finds no overall loss of vegetable diversity in the 20th century, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Health care forum planned Thursday

Health law scholar to address presidential DNA and the public's right to know, Office of Communications and Public Relations

HEART OF DARNKESS

HE DESERVES REPRIEVE AFTER SEX LAW IS FIXED

Hellerstein named an American Tax Policy Institute trustee, Office of Communications and Public Relations

HELLERSTEIN RECEIVES 2007 LATCHAM AWARD

Hellerstein receives Latcham Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Hellerstein receives National Tax Association's highest honor, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Hellerstein's leadership in tax law recognized pp. 2-3

HIGH COURT MAY LOOK FAVORABLY ON MUNICIPAL BOND TAX BREAKS

Helsinki Committee for Human Rights -Budapest, Hungary, Karen Bemis

HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH

HIGH COURT TO CONSIDER SELF-REPRESENTATION

HIKER'S PARENTS BLAST HER KILLER

Hillel Y. Levin elected secretary of AALS section

Hillel Y. Levin publishes article in Green Bag magazine

Hillel Y. Levin publishes article in the Villanova Law Review

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.15-17

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 15-18

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 17-21

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.18-20

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 18-21

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.19-20

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 19-21

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 19-23

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 20-24

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.22-23

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp. 23-26

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.4-6

Hirsch Hall Highlights pp.6-8

HISTORIC DESK BACK HOME

HISTORY PROFESSORS STUDY OUR GREATEST MURDER MYSTERY

History of the Western Judicial Circuit, Donald E. Wilkes Jr.

HOLLY SPRINGS NATIVE GETS HIGH COURT NOD

Homecoming 2002/JHL Members Treated to Pre-Game Receptions pp.22-23

Homecoming and Reunion Weekend 2004 pp.32-33

Homecoming/Reunion Weekend 2003 pp.5-7

Homecoming Weekend 2006 pp. 28-29

Homecoming Week packed with activities for students, alumni and fans, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Homeland Security General Counsel to Speak at Georgia Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Hosch Professor Anne Dupre selected as Senior Fellow at UGA Institute of Higher Education, Office of Communications and Public Relations

HOUSE TO REVIEW NICHOLS CASE JUDGE'S ACTIONS

Howard Wins J. Ralph Beaird Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

HOW DOES YOUR SCHOOL RANK ON DIVERSITY?

HOW OLD IS OLD ENOUGH?

How to Improve Legal Education

Human rights perspective adds value to climate change discussion p. 27

ICLE's Shannon Scott elected university Staff Council president, Office of Communications and Public Relations

IDEAS VARY ON DEATH PENALTY REFORM

ILLEGAL SEARCH VOIDS EVIDENCE

I Do Know How She Does It (But Sometimes I Wish I Didn't), Rebecca White

Indian Supreme Court Justice to speak on individual rights, Office of Communications and Public Relations

INDIA'S CHIEF JUSTICE LECTURES ON HUMAN RIGHTS

INDIGENT DEFENSE REFORM

Influencing International Law & Policy, The University of Georgia School of Law

INFLUENTIAL ALUMNI

In Memoriam (inside back cover)

In Memoriam (inside back cover)

In Memoriam (inside back cover)

Inn of Court Pupils 2008, Kellie R. Monk

Institutional Repositories: A Plethora of Possibilities, Carol A. Watson and James M. Donovan

International Affairs and the Implausibility of Democracy, R. Lea Brilmayer

International Civil Litigation in United States Courts (4th edition), Gary B. Born and Peter B. Rutledge

International Civil Litigation in United States Courts (5th edition), Peter B. Rutledge and Gary B. Born

International Insights p.25

International Insights pp.17-18

International Insights pp.25-26

International Insights pp.8-9

INTERNATIONAL LAW OVERRIDING U.S. LAW?

International Law and Rehnquist-Era Reversals, Diane Marie Amann

International Law Colloquia, Spring 2010 Series, Anu Bradford, Jutta Brunnée, Tom Ginsburg, Barbara Koromenos, Julian Ku, Christiana Ochoa, and Robert D. Sloane

Internet Ethics: Complications of the Digital Age and Web Sites to Help You Untangle Them, Maureen Cahill

Internet Governance and the Open Source Software Movement, Lawrence Lessig

Intervention in Public Law Litigation: The Environmental Paradigm, Peter A. Appel

Interview with John B. Rees, John B. Rees and Ann Puckett

IN THE TRENCHES

Int'l Journal to Host the Limits of International Law Conference, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Introducing the 1859 Club (back cover)

Inviting Judicial Activism: A 'Liberal' or 'Conservative' Technique, Ruth Bader Ginsburg

IS CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DEAD?

IS INTERNATIONAL LAW IMPACTING U.S. COURTS?

IS VIDEO SURVEILLANCE GOING TOO FAR?

Is it Worth the Trouble? The New Policy on Dissemination of Information on Off-Label Use Under the Food And Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997, Elizabeth Weeks Leonard

JAILTIME FOR GEORGIA POLITCIAN?

James C. Smith delivers talk on public housing exclusionary rules

James C. Smith delivers talk on the law of neighbors

James C. Smith publishes chapter in book on property law

James F. Ponsoldt publishes article in the Southern Methodist University Law Review

James F. Ponsoldt publishes chapter in book on antitrust

Jamie Baker Roskie named co-editor of blog

Jamie Baker Roskie presented Trailblazer Award

Jason M. Solomon delivers talk on civil juries

Jason M. Solomon delivers talk on regulatory theory and practice

Jason M. Solomon delivers talk on the Palsgraf case

JOHNSON ATTENDS CONFERENCE IN CHINA

John Paul Stevens, Human Rights Judge, Diane Marie Amann

JOINING CLUBS MAY REQUIRE PARENTAL OKAY

Joint Defense or Research Joint Venture? Reassessing the Patent-Challenge-Bloc's Antitrust Status, Joseph S. Miller

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Editorial Board, 2007_2008, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Editorial Board, 2009-2010, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Editorial Board, 2011-2012, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Managing Board, 2006-2007, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Managing Board, 2009-2010, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

J. Randy Beck publishes article in the Northwestern University Law Review

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Managing Board, 2011-2012, Journal of Intellectual Property Law

JUDGE'S CASE HEADS TO STATE COURT

Judge Friendly and the Law of Securities Regulation: The Creation of a Judicial Reputation, Margaret V. Sachs

JUDGES, JOURNALISTS UNEASY BEDFELLOWS

Judging Sotomayor

Judicial Review and Judicial Restraint, James R. Browning

Judicial training program celebrates 10th anniversary, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Juliet M. Moringiello delivers talk on targeting individuals online

Juliet M. Moringiello publishes article in The Business Lawyer

Justice and Juror, Shirley S. Abrahamson

JUSTICE BENHAM RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

JUSTICE GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE

JUSTICE ON HOLD IN GA. MURDER TRIAL

JUSTICES DEAL BUSH SETBACK ON EMISSIONS

JUSTICES REJECT FULTON ORDER, CITE LACK OF FACTS, LAW

JUSTICE: 'STAND UP'

KAFKA (AND GRISHAM) IN OKLAHOMA

Keenan's Kids Foundation announces winners of the 7th Annual Law Student Closing Argument Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

KEY FIGURES HONORED

KILPATRICK STOCKTON ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH GEORGIA LAW

KIRCH COMMENTS ON FALL RECRUITMENT

Kirch wins national service award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

KURTZ GIVES FAILING GRADE

Kurtz named Disability Resource Center's Outstanding Faculty Member, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LAND USE CLINIC HELPS DETERMINE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

Land Use Clinic Study cited in article, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LARSON'S NEW BOOK EXPLORES THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION

Larson to appear on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" Tonight, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Larson to Receive Honorary Degree, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LARSON TO TEACH IN ITALY

Law and governance in the 21st-century regulatory state pp. 7-14, Jason Solomon

Law and Intelligence: Thoughts on Its Past, Present and Future (Part 1), Elizabeth Rindskopf

Law and Intelligence: Thoughts on Its Past, Present and Future (Part 2), Elizabeth Rindskopf

LAW AND ORDER

Law conference to focus on poverty, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Law Day 1970, University of Georgia School of Law

Law Day 1971, University of Georgia School of Law

Law Day 1974, Edward M. Kennedy

Law Day 1975, Lowell Weicker

Law Day 1976, University of Georgia School of Law

Law Day 1977, George D. Busbee and Cyrus R. Vance

Law Day 1978 - Moot Court Banquet, Sam Nunn

Law Day 1979, Griffin Bell

Law Day 1980, Benjamin R. Civiletti

Law Day 1981, Harry A. Blackmun

Law Day 1984, Sam Nunn

Law Day 1985, Mack Mattingly

Law Day 1986, Edgar L. Jenkins

Law Day 1987, Elizabeth H. Dole

Law Day 1988, Howell Heflin

Law Day 1990, William S. Sessions

Law Day 1991, Pierre Howard

Law Day 1994, Alexander D. Forger

Law Day 1999, Jan R. Schlichtmann and Alexander W. Scherr

Law Day Address, Jimmy Carter

Law Day Feature p.24

Law library chief retires p. 31

Law Library honored with AALL Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Law Lore, Spring 1965, Vol. 1, No. 1

LAW PROFESSORS ENTER PROP. 8 FRAY ON CHURCH'S TAX-EXEMPT STATUS

Law Out of Context, Alan Watson

LAW PROFS: LAW TO STRIP HABEAS IS OUT OF BOUNDS

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Law & Reference: Answering Legal Reference Questions, Wendy Moore and Maureen Cahill

LAW SCHOOL ALUMNA NOMINATED FOR U.S. ATTORNEY

Law School Association presents service awards to Bowers and Painter p. 26

Law School Directory 1997-98, University of Georgia School of Law

Law School Renovation p. 16

LAW SCHOOLS ADOPT INTERNATIONAL FOCUS

LAW SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE SEEKING FUNDS

Law school to host legal ethics & professionalism symposium, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LAW STUDENT REMEMBERED

LAW STUDENT SERVES AS UGA'S "BACHELOR"

LAW STUDENTS HELP AT BIG FIRMS: ON TRIAL FOR A SUMMER

LAW STUDENTS TO CONTINUE DEFENDING INDIGENT

LAW STUDENTS TO REVEAL ARTISTIC SIDES IN SHOW

LAWSUIT TARGETS 'DEADLY' STORE

LEARNING FROM THE PROS

Leavell Leaves Behind a Legacy at Georgia Law p.23

Lee Hamilton: "A balanced view of American power" p. 19

Lee Hamilton, co-chair of Iraq Study Group, to deliver 102nd Sibley Lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LEGAL AID CLINIC SHINES

LEGAL AID CLINIC TO FACE MAJOR CHANGES

Legal and human welfare scholar to deliver 104th Sibley Lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Legal and political philosophy scholar Jeremy Waldron to deliver 103rd Sibley Lecture, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Legal and political philosophy scholar speaks on the concept and the Rule of Law p. 17

LEGAL DOUBTS SHROUD LOANS

Legal Citation without Fear, Maureen Cahill

LEGAL EXPERTS QUESTION JUDGE'S ACTION

"LEGAL RESEARCH MATCH" LAUNCHED

Legal History and a Common Law for Europe: Mystery, Reality, Imagination, Alan Watson

LEGAL LEGEND

Library and Placement p.12

Life in the shadow of industry

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON

LIKE ONE FAMOUS BABY, MORE CLAIM TWO LANDS

LIMITING LAWSUITS: IS BUSINESS PUSHING TOO HARD TO RESTRICT LITIGATION?

LINCOLN'S MURDER A CONFEDERATE CONSPIRACY?

Lisa Milot delivers talk on the tax treatment of transfers of body parts and products

Litigating Groups, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Litigating Together: Social, Moral, and Legal Obligations, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

LIVE AND LET DIE?

LOCAL JUDGE IN CNN SERIES

Living the Law at Georgia, Alton Brooks Parker

LOCAL APPOINTMENT

LOCAL MUSUEM RAID THE RESULT OF FIVE YEAR FEDERAL INVESTIGATION

Local service organizations to provide legal counsel and advice to artists, Office of Communications and Public Relations

LONG WAIT, HIGH COST PLAGUE NICHOLS TRIAL

Lonnie T. Brown delivers talk on Model Rule 3.3

Lonnie T. Brown Jr. delivers talk on legal ethics

Lonnie T. Brown publishes chapter in biographical dictionary

Lonnie T. Brown publishes chapter in book on legal ethics

Lori A. Ringhand publishes article in the William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal

Lori A. Ringhand's research featured in The New York Times

LUMPKIN JOINS THE MOST INFLUENTIAL JUDGES

Machiavelli and the Politics of Welfare, National Health, and Old Age: A Comparative Perspective of the Policies of the United States and Canada, Camilla Watson

MACON'S HANDLING OF FEDERAL GRANT IN QUESTION

MAGILL: LUMPKINS LEAVE LEGACY

MAKE DOCUMENTS ACCESSIBLE

MAKE IT LONGER TO MAKE IT SHORTER

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Making the Grade : The Law Library Sports "A+" Furnishings pp.10-11

MAN FIGHTS TO CLEAR HIS NAME

Maria E. Gimenez delivers talk on continuing judicial education

Maps of the Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law Library

María Eugenia Giménez honored for work with IJTP

MARYLAND HOUSE PANEL CHAIR: NO COMBINED REPORTING NEXT SESSION

Massachusetts Loses Bid to Collect Taxes on New Hampshire Sales

MASS. TAX CASE COULD IMPACT DEALERS

Mass Torts and Litigious Disaster, Alvin B. Rubin

Material Witness and Material Injustice, Ronald L. Carlson and Mark S. Voelpel

MATRIX V. PRIVACY

MCGUIRE SHOWS POOR JUDGMENT

May it Please the Senate: An Empirical Analysis of the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings of Supreme Court Nominees, 1939-2009, Lori A. Ringhand and Paul M. Collins Jr.

Medellin, Delegation and Conflicts (of Law), Peter B. Rutledge

Memories of a Time When Young Men and Women Were Asked to Serve Their Country pp.8-9

MENTOR 'S INSPIRATION: HIS MENTOR

MERCK STRATEGY STILL MURKY AS JURY MULLS VIOXX CLAIMS

Michael L. Wells delivers talk on punitive damages

Michael L. Wells publishes article in the Georgia Law Review

Michael L. Wells publishes article in the St. Louis University Law Journal

Michael L. Wells publishes supplement

MICHAEL VICK CASE UPDATE

MICHAEL VICK'S FORMER FRIENDS PLEAD GUILTY

"MICRO-COURTS" AID OVERLOADED HIGHER COURTS

Milner S. Ball publishes article in the Journal of Law and Religion

Miriam A. Cherry delivers talk on comparative law

Mock Trial Executive Board 2005-2006, Kellie R. Monk

Mock Trial Executive Board 2009-2010, Kellie R. Monk

MONTANA - THE NEW R.V. SALES CAPITAL OF THE U.S.

Money Laundering: Business Beware, Larry D. Thompson

"MONKEY TRIAL" REVISITED

MORE LAWYERS HELP IMPORT WORKERS

Moot Court Teams, 2012-13, Kellie R. Monk

Moot court to explore right to counsel in civil cases, Office of Communications and Public Relations

MOST INFLUENTIAL GEORGIANS OF THE YEAR

MUNI'S STATUS: QUO OR QUAKE?

MURDER TRIAL GRABS ATTENTION

MUSIC BATTLE REACHES ATHENS

National Law Group Begins Work on New Act

National Science Foundation awards Scherr $100,000 grant, Office of Communications and Public Relations

NEW ADDITION TO GEORGIA PUBLIC DEFENDER PANEL

Nation Building pp.2-5

Negotiation team finishes strong in regional competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations

NETWORKS OF PLUNDER

NEW BREED OF LAW FIRM TOUTS A SHIFT FROM BIG-FIRM TRADITION

NEW FACTOR "CRIPPLING" CORBIN CASE

NEW FELLOWS PROGRAM GIVES FACULTY EXPERIENCE IN ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP

NEW LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH FROM UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA OUTLINED

NEW PARTNERS 2009

News @ Georgia Law, February 2011, Office of Communications and Public Relations

News @ Georgia Law, May 2011, Office of Communications and Public Relations

News @ Georgia Law, November 2011, Office of Communications and Public Relations

NEWSMAKER OF THE YEAR: IMPOSSIBLE VICTORY

News @ Georgia Law, September 2011, Office of Communications and Public Relations

NEW TORT LEGISLATION TO BE REWRITTEN

Newtown needs a compromise to clear the air

NEWTOWN RESIDENTS BATTLE AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION

NEXT VENUE FOR JAIL FLAP LIKELY COURT

NextGen Technology: From Metaphysical Perfection to Complete Failure, Anne E. Burnett

NINE WOMEN JURORS KEY TO VERDICT

No. 5 - International Trade under the Rule of Law: An American Society of International Law Centennial Regional Meeting, Dencho Georgiev, Stephen Kho, Peter J. Spiro, Amy S. Dwyer, C. Donald Johnson, Raj Bhala, Eduardo Perez Motta, Gabriel M. Wilner, William J. Davey, Kim Van der Borght, Nikolaos Zaimis, Daniel Bodansky, Charles Owen Verrill Jr., Marsha A. Echols, Donald M. McRae, and Rebecca H. White

NO ACTION YET IN BOE RACE

No. 6 - 30th Anniversary Issue, Henry Kissinger, James Baker, Warren Christopher, Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell, Lee Hamilton, Daniel R. Fung, and Diana Wallis

"No Comment" or "Anything Goes" -- A retrospective view on the regulation of public commentary by lawyers pp. 2-6

NORMAN FLETCHER ELECTED CHAIR OF ARCH FOUNDATION TRUSTEES

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA'S NEW CHIEF JUDGE REFLECTS ON HER CAREER

Obama-hate is getting scary

Obama Nominates Univ. Alum for Court Post

OBAMA'S JOB NO. 1 IS HALT COURT'S RIGHTWARD SWING

OFFICIAL: HILTON MAY PLEAD GUILTY TO KILLING HIKER