Content Posted in 2026
12 students participate in Global Governance Summer School, Office of Communications and Public Relations
19 students pursue global externships this summer, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Abandoning Press Freedom, RonNell Andersen Jones and Sonja R. West
A Bridge Too Far? Directive 1344.10 and the Military's Inroads on Core Political Speech in Campaign Media, Andrew A. Pinson
Absolutely Unnecessary Immunity, Eileen R. Prescott
Access to Intelligence and Counterintelligence Archives in the Post-agreement Framework, Ana Maria Ramirez, Maria P. Angel, Mauricio Albarracin, Rodrigo Uprimny Yepes, and Vivian Newman-Pont
Accountability of Google and other Businesses in Colombia: Personal Data Protection in the Digital Age, Maria P. Angel and Vivian Newman-Pont
A Dean's-Eye View of Thomas F. Green, Jr., Lindsey Cowen
Adequate Representation in Group Litigation, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch
Advancing DEIB in Our Communities: How to Gain Leadership Experience at Work in a Non-Supervisory Role: Advocacy, Conversations, and Creating Change, Jason Tubinis, Havilah Joy-Steinmen Bakken, Aamir Abdullah, and Valerie Horton
Afterword, Marshall S. Shapo
Aggregate-Plus Theory of Partnership Taxation, Bradley T. Borden
AI Artists on the Stand: Bias Against Artificial Intelligence-Generated Works in Copyright Law, W. Michael Schuster and Joseph J. Avery
Alive But Not Well: Manifest Disregard After Hall Street, Kevin P. Murphy
Alumnus Bill Gentry becomes State Bar of Georgia president, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Amann presents at Oxford's All Souls College, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Amann presents at Oxford's Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Amann publishes article in European Journal of International Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Amann publishes article in Temple International and Comparative Law Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
A Mystery of Motherhood: The Legal Consequences of Insufficient Research on Postpartum Illness, Lindsey C. Perry
An Alternative to the Georgia Claims Advisory Board: State Tort Liability, R. P. R.
An Appeal for Revision of the Georgia Securities Act, Michael H. Trotter and F. Dean Copeland
An Evidence-Based Approach to Fair Use, Clark D. Asay, Cree Jones, Cassidy McCleary, and Stephanie Plamondon
A New Era of Federal Sentencing: The Guidelines Provide District Court Judges a Cloak, but Is Gall Their Dagger?, Anna E. Papa
Antidumping Duties and Their Implications for International Trade, Masanori Kobayashi
Appellate Court Opinions and the Remand Process, Griffin B. Bell
Appellate Litigation Clinic argues before U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Appellate Litigation Clinic successful in Fourth Circuit, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Applying Honeycutt: A New Paradigm for White-Collar Conspiracy, William T. Bowdoin
A Prosecutor's Non-negotiables: Integrity and Independence, David C. Iglesias
A Reply to Professor Beck, Jason Carter
A Seat on the Sidelines: The Georgia Appellate Judiciary and the Public Forum, D. Grier Stephenson, Jr
A Student's Memories of Dr. Green, Emmet J. Bondurant II
A Theology of Justice: Some Reflections on Milner Ball's Non-Religious Practice of Belief, Stephen Wizner
A Tribute to Chief Judge Tuttle, Earl Warren
A Tribute to Milner S. Ball, Edward D. Spurgeon
A Tribute to Professor D. Meade Feild, R. Perry Sentell, Jr.
A Tribute to Thomas F. Green, Jr., Bond Almand
Attorneys and AI: How Lawyers Use Artificial Intelligence and Analyze Its Impacts, Matthew I. Hall, Christian Turner, Eddie A. Gomez Schieber, Nathaniel Kite, and Ari Schlesinger
Attorney's Fees as an Element of Costs: The Copyright Experience, E. K. II
A Uniform Domestic Partnership Act: Marrying Business Partnership and Family Law, Jennifer A. Drobac and Antony Page
Avery v. Midland County: Reapportionment and Local Government Revisited, R. Perry Sentell, Jr
BarChris: A Revaluation of Prospectus Liability?, Dom H. Wyant and Robert W. Smith
Basic Rules of Relevancy in the Proposed Federal Rules of Evidence, Jack B. Weinstein and Margaret A. Berger
Batchelor and Davis named Academic All-American Advocates, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Beck featured on Bloomberg Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Being There: Perils of Disembodied Mediation, Robert McNiff
Beyond the Verge of Religious Establishment: The Sunday Closing Laws, Emmett N. Young
Big Entertainment Needs a Sequel to the Highly Anticipated Flop: MGM v. Grokster, Anuj Desai
Bill of Lading Under Charter Parties, Mammen G. Kannanthanam
Bionormativity and the Construction of Parenthood, Katharine K. Baker
Black, White, Brown and Green: Color Consciousness in Public School Desegregation, FH. von U.
Blott awarded Law Student of the Year honors, Office of Communications and Public Relations
BOOK REVIEWS, Pasco M. Bowman II and E. Hunter Taylor, Jr.
Bringing an End to Warrantless Cell Phone Searches, Bryan A. Stillwagon
Bruner featured in Insurance Day, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Bruner presents on corporate sustainability reform at Bucerius Law School, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Burch featured in Georgia Magazine, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Business Risk, Capital Markets, and Sustainable Companies, Christopher Bruner
Cade and his Yale Law Journal Forum article featured in MinnPost, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Cade featured by NBC News, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Cade featured by Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Cade featured by Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Callaway Chair Elizabeth Chamblee Burch was featured by The New York Times regarding government statements concerning Tylenol. The article “Kennedy’s Ties to Ally Leading Vaccine Lawsuits Raise Ethical Concerns” was written by Christina Jewett and published 10/3/25., Office of Communications and Public Relations
Carlson’s book cited twice by the Georgia Court of Appeals, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Casey featured on Juris Education, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Challenges to Humanitarian Legal Approaches for Eliminating the Hazards of Drunk Alcoholic Drivers, Joseph W. Little
Charities, Endowments, and Donor Intent: The Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act, Susan N. Gary
Charting New Frontiers: A Legal Literature Review of Social Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing 2018–2023, Anne M. Tucker
Chicken Little Revisited: NAFTA Regulatory Expropriations After Methanex, Jessica C. Lawrence
Chief Judge Tuttle and the Fifth Circuit, John M. Wisdom
Child Welfare and Future Persons, Carter Dillard
China and WTO: The Impact of International Norms on China’s Foreign Trade Legal Reform, Yun Zeng
Choice-of-Law Problems in Wrongful Death Actions Arising from Aircraft Accidents, Rolf-Peter Hoenen
Christian Faith and Political Life: A Dialogue, Randy Beck
Chronic Alcoholic Court Offenders: An Alternative to the Drunk Tank, Jack H. Watson, Jr
Civil Disobedience: A New Credo?, Robert B. McKay
Civil Disobedience: Is It Justified?, W. T. Blackstone
Civil Fraud Liability and Iraq Reconstruction: A Return to the False Claims Act's War-Profiteering Roots?, Jessica C. Morris
Class of 2023 posts Ultimate Bar Passage rate of 97.62%, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Cliff Running, William Ortman and Dov Fox
Collateralizing Intellectual Property, Xuan-Thao Nguyen
College Searches and Seizures: Privacy and Due Process Problems on Campus, T. J. A.
Colvin wins Beaird 1L Closing Argument Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Common Problems and Uncommon Solutions in the Law of TORT: A Comparative Study, Ferdinand F. Stone
Comparative Analysis of Concurrent Powers in the United States and in the European Community, Sandrine N. Darrouzet
Compulsory Jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice: A Study of Its Acceptance by Nations, Harold J. Owen
Confronting Myths and Myopia on the Road from Doha, Daniel R. Cahoy
Consent Decrees and Treble Damages: More Effective Antitrust Enforcement, J. E. S.
Constitutional Torts, Michael L. Wells, Sheldon H. Nahmod, Fred Smith Jr., and Noah Smith-Drelich
Contemporary Issues in Purchase Money Security Interests - Applications to Israeli Law?, Eyal S. Price
Corporate Finance Under the Georgia Business Corporation Code of 1968, Pasco M. Bowman, II
Corporate Personhood, Corporate Rights, and the Contingency of Corporate Law, Christopher Bruner
Corrective Justice and Constitutional Torts, Bernard P. Dauenhauer and Michael L. Wells
Countries as Laboratories: Reflections on Sierra Leone’s Amended Anti-Human Trafficking Law, Andrea L. Dennis
Creating and Supporting the Proxy-Decider: The Lawyer-Proxy Relationship, Nancy N. Dubler
Criminal Enforcement of U.S. Environmental Laws, Ramasamy Krishnan
Current Problems in the Administration of Wage-Hour Laws, Harold C. Nystrom
Custody Disputes and the Proposed Model Act, Carroll Leavell
Dare to Compare: Determining What "Other Available Methods" Can be Considered Under Federal Rule 23(b)(3)'s Superiority Requirement, Andrea J. Parker
David Meade Feild - A Personal Reminiscence, Edward E. Dorsey
Day finishes as semifinalist at Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Debt’s Grip: Risk and Consumer Bankruptcy, Pamela Foohey, Robert M. Lawless, and Deborah Thorne
Decisionmaking at the End of Life: Patients with Alzheimer's or Other Dementias, Leslie P. Francis
Deepfakes, Deep Trouble: Navigating Legal Boundaries for Child Pornography Prosecution in the Age of AI, Alexandra Hoffman
Deficits and the Dividend Tax Cut: Tax Policy as the Handmaiden of Budget Policy, Katherine Pratt
Deliberately Different: Bullying as a Denial of a Free Appropriate Public Education under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, David E. Ferster
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease: An Overview, Peter V. Rabins
Dementia Research: Ethics and Policy for the Twenty-First Century, Rebecca Dresser
Dennis’ book featured on Augusta’s WRDW, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Designating Health Care Decisionmakers for Patients Without Advance Directives: A Psychological Critique, Nina A. Kohn and Jeremy A. Blumenthal
Detainee Transfers After Munaf: Executive Deference and the Convention Against Torture, Jeffrey H. Fisher
Discretionary Justice: A Preliminary Inquiry, Henry W. McGee, Jr.
Dispute Resolution and Dementia: Seeking Solutions, Erica F. Wood
Distinguishing Privacy Law: A Critique of Privacy as Social Taxonomy, Maria P. Angel and Ryan Calo
Distorting Due Process for Noble Purposes: The Emasculation of America's Material Witness Laws, Ronald L. Carlson
D. Meade Feild, Sidney 0. Smith, Jr.
Dockside Injuries Under the Longshoremen's and Harbor Worker's Compensation Act, E. D. R., Jr.
Drug Treatment Courts in the Twenty-first Century: The Evolution of the Revolution in Problem-solving Courts, The Honorable Peggy F. Hora and Theodore Stalcup
E. Burch featured by Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured by Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured by Reuters, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured by The New York Times, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured on Bloomberg, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured on Bloomberg Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured on Bloomberg Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured on Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
E. Burch featured on Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Environmental Law, Eleventh Circuit Survey, Travis M. Trimble
Ethics, Ethnicity, and Dementia: A "Culture-Fair" Approach to Bioethical Advocacy in Dementing Illness, Ramon Valle
Evaluating and Extending Techniques for Fine-Grained Text-Topic Prediction for Digital Forensic Data, Thomas E. Kadri, Khan Mohammad Al Farabi, Gagan Agrawal, Gokila Dorai, Rajon Bardhan, and Hoda Maleki
Expert in the Box: Keeping The Lid on Unchallenged Testimony, Derek L. Busch
Faculty and students participate in local pop-up legal clinics, Office of Communications and Public Relations
False and Misleading Proxy Statements, J. B. B.
Favro named Merit Distinction Finalist for Pro Bono Publico Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Federal Contract Compliance in Phase II- The Dawning of the Age of Enforcement of Equal Employment Obligations, James E. Jones, Jr.
Fight for Your Right: An Analysis of a Musician’s Ability to Terminate a Copyright Assignment of a Music Recording, Ian Waldron
Finding a Balance: Creating an International Exhaustion Requirement for the Alien Tort Statute, Lauren E. Holtzclaw
Five alums honored during 2025 Southeastern Legal Awards, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Five alums honored with 2026 Southeastern Legal Awards, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured by CNN, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured by Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured by USA Today, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured in Tablet, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured in USA Today, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured in USA Today, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on CBS News, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on CNN, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on Law360, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on Law360, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on Law360, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Foohey featured on PBS’ Next Avenue, Office of Communications and Public Relations
FOREWORD, Lonnie T. Brown, Jr.
Foreword, Edward D. Spurgeon, Charles P. Sabatino, Nancy M. Coleman, Stephen R. McConnell, and Rebecca C. Morgan
Foreword, Thomas A. Eaton
Foreword, James R. Beaird
Foreword-A Labor Court of Appeals?, William B. Spann, Jr.
Foreword: Introducing the Law of Nonprofit Organizations and Philanthropy, David A. Brennen
Fourteen Law Dawgs and their businesses named to Bulldog 100, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Freedom Fading: On Dementia, Best Interests, and Public Safety, Bruce Jennings
Freedom of the Press 2.0, Edward Lee
From Privacy to the Data Economy: The FTC’s Reframing of Its Regulatory Priorities, Maria P. Angel
From the Dead Hand to the Living Dead: The Conundrum of Charitable-Donor Standing, Evelyn Brody
Gamesmanship in Civil Litigation, Edith Beerdsen
GATT and Environmental Protection, Kristina Haverkamp
GATT and the Developing Countries Problems and Prospects After Uruguay, Arifuddin Ahmed
Gender, Race, and Interruptions at Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings, Lori A. Ringhand; Christina L. Boyd; and Paul M. Collins, Jr.
Georgia Constitution of 1983 as amended through 2024, State of Georgia
Georgia Has a New Habitability Protection for Tenants, but What Does It Mean?, Elizabeth Grant and Gordon Wayne
Georgia Municipal Tort Liability: Ante Litem Notice, R. Perry Sentell, Jr.
Georgia's New Statutory Liability for Manufacturers: An Inadequate Legislative Response, E. Hunter Taylor, Jr.
Georgia's Proposed Dynasty Trust: Giving the Dead Too Much Control, Verner F. Chaffin
Georgia's Remedies for Creditors Secured by Personal Property - Descent into the Maelstrom, D. M. G.
Gibbs and Motley named Equal Justice Works Fellows, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Gibbs receives Law School Student Excellence in Access to Justice Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Giving Unconscionability More Muscle: Attorney's Fees as a Remedy for Contractual Overreaching, Stephen E. Friedman
Government Liability When Cyclists Hit the Road: Same Roads, Same Rights, Different Rules, Emily Hammond
Gravitational Property Theory, Monika U. Ehrman
Green-Lighting Brown: A Cumulative-Process Conception of Judicial Impact, Vincent J. Strickler
Hall Street Associates, LLC v. Mattel, Inc. (2008): The Scope and Limits of Party Autonomy: Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards, Peter B. Rutledge
Haneman and her Boston College Law Review Article featured in The Register, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Haneman featured by BBC Radio, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harnessing the Power of Community Through Pop-Up Legal Clinics, Elizabeth Grant and Christine M. Scartz
Harpaz featured by Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured by Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz presents at Seattle University School of Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Harpaz presents on international tax law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hear Today, God Tomorrow?: To Be in but Not of the Law with Moses, and Milner Ball, Aviam Soifer
Hellerstein presents at Vienna University of Economics and Business, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hellerstein publishes new edition of State and Local Taxation, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hellerstein publishes revised edition of State Taxation, Office of Communications and Public Relations
''Here Comes Da Judge", Ernest van den Haag
Hetherington featured in Capital B News, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hetherington featured in The Imprint, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hetherington featured on Atlanta’s 11Alive, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hetherington featured on WSB-TV, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Highlights of the Proposed Federal Rules of Evidence, Thomas F. Green, Jr.
Hines featured by The Moultrie Observer, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Hines featured in Athens Banner-Herald, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Holmes earns America’s Next Top Trial Lawyer honor, Office of Communications and Public Relations
"How Can You Represent That Man?": Ethics, the Rule of Law, and Defending the Indefensible, Ramsey Clark
Human Rights: A Tide in the Affairs of Men, Paul G. Kauper
Illegitimacy: Equal Protection and How to Enjoy It, H. G. G. III
Immortal Fame: Publicity Rights, Taxation, and the Power of Testation, Joshua C. Tate
"I'm Not Gay, M'kay?": Should Falsely Calling Someone a Homosexual Be Defamatory?, Haven Ward
Implications of Discovering Unreported Income, Improper Deductions, and Hidden Assets upon a Taxpayer's Death, Jay A. Soled
Improving Georgia's Probate Code, Verner F. Chaffin
Incorporation Choice, Uniformity, and the Reform of Nonprofit State Law, Garry W. Jenkins
In Defense of Making Government Pay: The Deterrent Effect of Constitutional Tort Remedies, Myriam E. Gilles
In Honor of Milner Ball, J. Ralph Beaird
International Franchising, Divyang K. Chhaya
Is Capital Punishment Unconstitutional? And Even If We Think It Is, Should We Want the Supreme Court to So Rule?, Michael J. Perry
Issues and Practical Problems Caused by Fleetwood Trailer and Laidlaw Manufacturing, Guy Farmer
Is Violence an "American" Nightmare?, Morris D. Forkosch
It Takes a Village: Considering the Other Interests at Stake when Extending Inheritance Rights to Posthumously Conceived Children, Morgan K. Wood
James v. Headley: Right to Counsel for Petty Offenses
Judicial Decisionmaking, Paul V. Niemeyer
Kadri featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri publishes article in Lawfare, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri receives Haub Law Emerging Scholar Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri’s California Law Review article reviewed in the California Law Review Online, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Kadri’s Harvard Journal of Law & Technology article reviewed in JOTWELL, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Keeping Them Down on the Farm: The Possibility of a Class Action by Former Minor League Baseball Players Against Major League Baseball for Allowing Steroid Abuse, Patrick S. Baldwin
Kilby receives Terrell Distinguished Employee Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Killing, Letting Die, and the Case for Mildly Punishing Bad Samaritanism, Ken Levy
Labor Law Reform-The NLRB and a Labor Court, Florian Bartosic
Labor-Management Relations in the Federal Service and the New Executive Order 11491, W. J. Usery, Jr.
Labor Relations Policy for Public Employees: A Legal Perspective, James R. Beaird
Laidlaw-The Mackay Legacy, Peter W. Hirsch
Land Use Zoning: The Answer to Housing Affordability? A Look at Aukland, New Zealand and Minneapolis, Minnesota, Charlsey Kelly
Last Ditch Options: An Assessment of Independent Director Liability and a Proposal for Congressional Action in Light of the Employee Stock Option Backdating Scandal, Matthew S. Chambers
Law library’s Perras selected as one of UGA’s Top 100 student employees, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Law school and free legal clinic featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Law school once again named among the best for quality of life, classroom and professors, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Law School Veterans Clinics: Helping Veterans, Training Students, Improving the System, Alexander W. Scherr
Lawyering in the Wake of Loper Bright: How Loper Bright Is Shifting Advocates' Argumentation Style, Russell Kiser
Lawyers' Ethical Dilemmas: A "Normal" Relationship When Representing Demented Clients and Their Families, Robert B. Fleming and Rebecca C. Morgan
LeClercq elected to International Labor Rights Case Law Editorial Board, Office of Communications and Public Relations
LeClercq featured by CNBC, Office of Communications and Public Relations
LeClercq featured by Foreign Policy, Office of Communications and Public Relations
LeClercq featured by Inside U.S. Trade, Office of Communications and Public Relations
LeClercq featured on Inside U.S. Trade, Office of Communications and Public Relations
LeClercq presents at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Legal Questions of Successorship, H. Stephan Gordon
Legislating Clear-Statement Regimes in National-Security Law, Jonathan F. Mitchell
Local Government and Contracts That Bind, R. Perry Sentell, Jr.
Locked and Unloaded: The Constitutional and Empirical Case for Firearm Safe Storage Advisories, Hillel Y. Levin and Kay L. Levine
Maintaining Trade Secrecy: The Significance of Water Services v. Tesco Chemicals, Ian S. Forrester
Manipulation Leading to Criminalization: The Need to Expand Georgia’s Survivors First Act, Taylor Hoying
Medical Tourism: Symptom or Cure?, Kerrie S. Howze
Meeting of the Minds, Part II: A Dark and Angry God Arises, Paul J. Heald
Meixner publishes article in the Indiana Law Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Milner Ball: Mentor, Teacher, and Friend, Rebecca H. White
Milner Ball: My Student, My Teacher, C. Ronald Ellington
Milner S. Ball: Proof That One Professor Can Make a Difference, David E. Shipley
Milot featured on Atlanta News First, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. Colemon: Broad Reading of Innovative Clinical Leads to General Personal Jurisdiction Under Georgia's Long-Arm Statute, Benn C. Wilson
Modern Slavery Thriving in the Shadows of West Africa: Why Coubaly v. Cargill Furthers Legal Barriers to Labor Rights Accountability, Desiree LeClercq and N'guessan Clément Kouamé
Monitoring for Quality Assurance: Employer Regulation of Off-Duty Behavior, James A. Sonne
Moore elected AALL Academic Law Libraries Special Interest Section Executive Board secretary/treasurer, Office of Communications and Public Relations
More Than a Call: Why the Martha Wright-Reed Act Falls Short in Reforming Prison Communication, Carrington Wilkes
Munger and Favro receive Pro Bono Publico honors, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Munger receives Pro Bono Publico Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Murphy awarded American Bankruptcy Law Journal Prize, Office of Communications and Public Relations
National Emergency Disputes-The Considerations Behind a Legislative Proposal, Laurence H. Silberman
New and Novel Remedies for Unfair Labor Practices, John H. Fanning
New faces at UGA Law, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Nine firms led by Law Dawgs named to the 2026 Bulldog 100, including one in the top five, Office of Communications and Public Relations
No Names, Please: The Virtual Victimization of Children, Crime Victims, the Mentally Ill, and Others in Appellate Court Opinions, Joel M. Schumm
No Patent Attorney in Their Right Mind: How Jepson Claims Clarify Subject Matter Eligibility Post-Mayo, Jared M. Brown
Norins facilitates panel at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Norins featured by the Gainesville Times, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Norins featured by The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Norins featured by USA Today, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Norins featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Norins featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Not A Whodunnit, But Who The Jurors See, Autumne S. Fields
Not Just for Kids: Why Georgia's Statutory Disinheritance of Deadbeat Parents Should Extend to Intestate Adults, Theresa L. Davis
Obligations of Successor Employers: Recent Variations on the John Wiley Theme, R. F. M., Jr
Obligation To Bargain On Basis Of A Card Majority: Recognition of Unions through Authorization Cards, Jacob Sheinkman
Obligation to Bargain on Basis of Card Majority: Some Thoughts On the Board's "Decision" in Levi Strauss, or New Straws in Support of Cumberland Shoe, Harry L. Browne
Officer-Created Jeopardy in Corrections: Rethinking Use-Of-Force Review After Barnes v. Felix, Dr. Hayden Smith
Of Frivolous Litigation and Runaway Juries: A View from the Bench, Thomas A. Eaton
On Corruption in Colombia: Conceptual Framework, Diagnosis and Policy Proposals, Vivian Newman-Pont and Maria P. Angel
Open Government and Smart Cities: Towards a Model of Public Administration that Goes Beyond Current Models of Governance, Maria P. Angel
Open Space Legislation: Suggestions for a Model Act, A. D. B.
Ortman presents at the University of Chicago, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Pakootas v. Teck Cominco Metals, Ltd.: Finding a Sustainable Solution to Transboundary Pollution, Kate McDonald
Parker presents at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Parker selected for Rural Engagement Workshop, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Parker selected for Rural Engagement Workshop, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Patel receives Digumarthi Public Interest Scholarship, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Patents and Technology Evolution: Altering Innovations and Innovators via Patent Influences, Richard Gruner
Patents In Paradise: The Evolution of Patent Law in the Cayman Islands, Andrew W. Torrance, Andrew P. Morriss, and Lisa C. Friedman
Pedophilia, Exhibitionism, and Voyeurism: Legal Problems in the Deviant Society, E. C. B., Jr.
Perfecting Our Submission? Mann and Trump, Ruffin and Roberts, Joseph S. Miller
Pet Shops and Preemption, Genevieve Schaaf
Phase Six Pandemic: A Call to Re-evaluate Federal Quarantine Authority Before the Next Catastrophic Outbreak, John T. Clarkson
Phillips-Sawyer featured on BBC News, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Phillips-Sawyer featured on BBC News, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Phillips-Sawyer featured on Bloomberg, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Phillips-Sawyer publishes article in Concurrences, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Pills, Powders, and Proprietary Blends: The IP and Regulatory Battle Over Dietary Supplement Transparency, Anna Marie Saunders
Plea Bargaining and Procedural Justice, Michael M. O'Hear
Portraits of the Undocumented Immigrant: A Dialogue, Stephen H. Legomsky
Posts, Not Personae: Why Influencer Personae Fall Outside the Doctrine of Character Copyright, Abbey Brantley
Powers named Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Fellow, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Practical Problems in the Handling of Grievances and Labor Arbitrations, R. A. Levitt
Predictive Genetic Testing for Alzheimer's Disease in Long-Term Care Insurance, Mark A. Rothstein
Privacy's Algorithmic Turn, Maria P. Angel
Privatization: A Way to Rethinking the Role of Government, Abdelsamie E. Elfadil
Products Liability: Foreseeability of Unusual Uses of a Product Which Are Accompanied by Injury, G. F. E.
Prosecuting Political Defendants, Anthony S. Barkow and Beth George
Prosecutorial Sound Bites: When Do They Cross the Line?, Laurie L. Levenson
Protecting the Inner Environment: What Privacy Regulation Can Learn from Environmental Law, Dennis D. Hirsch
Publications by Thomas F. Green, Jr.
Public Policy Implications of Liability Regimes for Injuries Caused by Persons with Alzheimer's Disease, Edward P. Richards
Pure Conglomerate Mergers and Section 7 of the Clayton Act, R. C. C.
Putting the Brakes on Drugs: The Impact of KSR v. Teleflex on Pharmaceutical Patenting Strategies, Diane C. Renbarger
Putting the Community Back into the "Community Benefit" Standard, Jessica Berg
Qui Tam Legislation and Article II: State Constitutional Precursors to the “Take Care” Clause, Randy Beck
"Rabbit" Hunting in the Supreme Court: The Constitutionality of State Prohibitions of Sex Toy Sales Following Lawrence v. Texas, William C. Hayes
Recommendations of the Joint Conference
Recommendations to Investigate and Sanction Corruption, Vivian Newman-Pont, Maria P. Angel, and Maria Ximena Davila
Reconsidering the Americans with Disabilities Act, Miranda McGowan
Reconstruction, and the Unfulfilled Promise of Antitrust, Greg Day and Bennett Capers
Redmon featured in Columns, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Reflections on Hope, Erica J. Hashimoto
Representing Saddam Hussein: The Importance of Being Ramsey Clark, Lonnie T. Brown, Jr.
Resisting Federal Preemption, Desiree LeClercq
Restrictions on Cartels in Japan Comparing with Those on Horizontal Price-Fixing in the United States, Shinobu Obata
Retaliatory Action in United States and European Union Trade Law and It's Compatibility with GATT, Wolfgang W. Leirer
Revising the Model Nonprofit Corporation Act: Plus Qa Change, Plus C'est La M~me Chose, Lizabeth A. Moody
Ringhand featured by NPR, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand featured by Raw Story, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand featured on Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand publishes article in American Political Science Review, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand publishes article in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand publishes book titled “We the Voters”, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ringhand's book selected as a Top 10 Choice Reviews 2024 Outstanding Academic Title, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Ritual, Emotion, and Political Belief: The Search for the Constitutional Limit to Patriotic Education in Public Schools, Brent T. White
Rodrigues featured in Marietta Daily Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Rodrigues featured in the Athens Banner-Herald, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Rodrigues featured on Law360, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Rodrigues selected as one of 40 leading women in higher education, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Role of Jaffee v. Redmonds "Course of Diagnosis or Treatment" Condition in Preventing Abuse of the Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege, Lynda W. Kenney
Rutledge and Bradford publish article in the Daily Report, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Rutledge featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Sales Transactions and Income in Respect of a Decedent, G. S. T.
Sanctioning Hard Bargaining: A Critique of State Offer-of- Settlement Rules, Philip M. Thompson
"Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting": Congressman William Jefferson, the Saturday Night Raid, and the Speech or Debate Clause, James W. McPhillips
School awards $1.6M+ in summer fellowships over five years, Office of Communications and Public Relations
School of Law celebrates students and faculty with Awards Day, Office of Communications and Public Relations
School of Law initiatives to help address the legal needs of rural Georgians featured in National Jurist, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Second Class Delivery: The Elimination of Birthright Citizenship As a Repeal of "the pursuit of Happiness", Sara C. Barnhart
Section 1983, The First Amendment, and Public Employee Speech: Shaping the Right to Fit the Remedy (and Vice Versa), Michael L. Wells
Securities Class Actions as Pragmatic Ex Post Regulation, Elizabeth C. Burch
Security Transfers by Secured Parties, David G. Epstein
Selecting and Certifying National Political Convention Delegates-A Party or a State Right?, G. L. C.
Service of Process Abroad: A Study of The Adequate Notice Requirement, Jan H.F. Schamp
Seven faculty awarded seed grants, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Should a Statement of Interest Matter?: Judging Executive Branch Foreign Policy Concerns, Catherine H. Curlet
Sino-American Equity Joint Ventures in the People's Republic China, Lu Wang
Sit, Stay, Overturn: How New Canine Science Is Challenging Courtroom Convictions, Kerolls Gadelrab
Skin in the Game: The Case for Statutorily Excluding Tattoos from Copyright Protection, Emily Gamble
Slinger presents as part of ASIL Conference, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Some Aspects of the LMRDA Reporting Requirements, James R. Beaird
Some Personal Observations About Professor David Meade Feild, Edward W. Killorin
Some Things Are Better Left Said: Pleading Practice after Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, Matthew A. Josephson
SONIC BOOMS-BREAKING THE TORT BARRIER?
Specific Barriers to Central American Development, Evelyn Urtecho Ruiz
Stand-In Standing, Matthew I. Hall
State-Created Property and Due Process of Law: Filling the Void Left by Engquist v. Oregon Department of Agriculture, Michael L. Wells and Alice E. Snedeker
Student Handbook, 2020-2021, Office of the Registrar
Student Handbook 2025-2026, Office of the Registrar
Students argue before the 4th and 11th U.S. Courts of Appeals, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Students provide legal information as part of the Community HeLP Clinic, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Students recognize faculty and staff, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Studies in Georgia Local Government Law, R. Perry Sentell, Jr, L. Clifford Adams, Jr.
Substantive Due Process and Felony Treatment of Pot Smokers: The Current Conflict, F.H. von U.
Survey of Capital Cases in Georgia, Jessica Heywood
Syringes in the Sea: Why Federal Regulation of Medical Waste Is Long Overdue, Chryssa V. Deliganis and Steve P. Calandrillo
Table of Contents, GJICL Journal
Table of Contents, Jared M. Brown
Table of Contents, Jared Brown
Table of Contents, Georgia Criminal Law Review
Table of Contents Volume 2 Issue 1 Fall 1967
Taking from Trailblazers: Learning from Those Who Have Gone Before when Approving Biosimilars, John A. Little, Jr.
Taking It Easier on Women? Why Jurors’ Implicit Biases on Gender Must be Addressed Through Jury Instructions to Reduce Negative Effects for Male Defendants, Addison C. Workman
Taxel featured by The Current, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Taxing AI, Assaf Harpaz
Tax Sheltering Death Care, Victoria J. Haneman
Tax Significance of Payments in Satisfaction of Liabilities Arising Under Section 16(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Lawrence Lokken
Techno-legal Solutionism: Regulating Children's Online Safety in the United States, Maria P. Angel and danah boyd
Telling Secrets: Ending Torture, William W. Berry III
Terry and Werbel win intramural moot court competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Terry, McMillian and Smith to be honored with awards, Office of Communications and Public Relations
The Appellate Judiciary of Georgia and Contempt Out of Court, D. Greir Stephenson, Jr.
The Burden of Knowledge, Christian Turner
The Changing American Family: A Reevaluation of the Rights of Foster Parents When Biological Parental Rights Have Been Terminated, Cassandra S. Haury
The City of God and the Cities of Men: A Response to Jason Carter, Randy Beck
The Clifford Shadow Over the Federal Estate Tax, Richard B. Stephens
The Complete Periodical Literature of Law Librarianship, Sarah C. Slinger and Michael J. Slinger
The Concept and the Rule of Law, Jeremy Waldron
The Constitutionality of Regional Interstate Banking Laws, Patricia Matton
The Continuing Challenge of the Fourteenth Amendment, Thurgood Marshall
The Effect (Or Noneffect) of the 2005 Amendments to O.C.G.A. Sections 51-12-31 and 51-12-33 on Joint Liability in Georgia, Emily R. Boness
The Eleventh Amendment: Adoption and Interpretation, Doyle Mathis
The Expanding Patent Document: Fewer Claims, More Words, and the Drivers of Growth, Dennis D. Crouch
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Legal Realism as a Jurisprudence of Law Reform, David Marcus
The Free Content Illusion, Jonathan M. Barnett
The Future of Footnote Four, Dan T. Coenen
The Future of Press Freedom: Democracy, Law, and the News in Changing Times, RonNell Andersen Jones and Sonja R. West
The Future of the Furman Challenge to the Death Penalty, Scott W. Howe
The Georgia Eavesdropping Statute: A Critical Examination in Light of Berger v. New York, R. W. S., Jr.
The Gift of Milner Ball, Thomas L. Shaffer
The Impact of Tides I-VI of the Landrum-Griffin Act, Frank M. Kleiler
The Law of Digital Resurrection, Victoria J. Haneman
The Law of Municipal Annexation in Georgia: Evolution of a Concept?, R. Perry Sentell, Jr.
The Law of Neighbors, James Smith and Donald Kochan
The Law's Precarious Hold on Life, Lon L. Fuller
The Obligation to Bargain on the Basis of a Card Majority, Melvin J. Welles
The Ongoing Royalty: What Remedy Should a Patent Holder Receive When a Permanent Injunction Is Denied?, Tim Carlton
The Original Meaning of the Privileges and Immunities Clause, Robert G. Natelson
The Origins and Application of the Military Deference Doctrine, John F. O'Connor
The Pain Brokers: How Con Men, Call Centers, and Rogue Doctors Fuel America's Lawsuit Factory, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch
The Parity Cure: Solving Unequal Treatment of Mental Illness Health Insurance Through Federal Legislation, Christopher J. Churchill
The Periphery of Bankruptcy Law: The Importance of Non-Bankruptcy Issues in Consumer Bankruptcy, Pamela Foohey
The Plan B for Plan B: The New Dual Over-the-Counter and Prescription Status of Plan B and Its Impact upon Pharmacists, Consumers, and Conscience Clauses, Brittany L. Grimes
The Politics of God in the Maturation of the Law, M. S. B.
The Power of District Judges and the Responsibility of Courts of Appeals, Paul D. Carrington
The Practice of Law in the Peaceable Kingdom, Robert P. Burns
The Privacy Implications of Deep Packet Inspection Technology: Why the Next Wave in Online Advertising Shouldn't Rock the Self-Regulatory Boat, Robert T. G. Collins
The Problem of Market Power in Postwar America: Antitrust Law, Regulatory Discourse, and Changing Ideas of Market Power, Laura Phillips-Sawyer
The Programa de Alimentación Escolar (PAE) in Colombia: From Corruption to Violation of Human Rights, Vivian Newman-Pont and Maria P. Angel
The Public's Domain in Trademark Law: A First Amendment Theory of the Consumer, Laura A. Heymann
The "Rebellion" of William 0. Douglas, Morris D. Forkosch
There Is a South of Union and Freedom, Hugo L. Black
The Relationship Between Arbitration and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Harry H. Platt
The Right to a Fair Trial in International Law and African Experiences, John Mukum Mbaku
The Riot Act of 1968: Congress Rides a Trojan Horse, D. S. G.
The Role of Market Power in Vertical-Agreement Doctrine: U.S. Antitrust and EC Competition Law Compared, Jens H. Quellmalz
The "Scope of a Student": How to Analyze Student Speech in the Age of the Internet, Erin Reeves
The Scottish Law Commission, Lord Kilbrandon
The Section 301 Surge Continues: Investigating the Adoption/Enforcement/Administration of Forced Labor Import Bans, Desiree LeClercq
The Supreme Court Looks at Bargaining Orders Based on Authorization Cards, Elihu Platt
The Texas Gulf Sulphur Opinion in the Appellate Court: An Open Door to Federal Control of Corporations, Robert N. Leavell
The Three Faces of Meade, Wylie H. Davis
The Transatlantic Clinical Trial Transparency Gap, Gabriela Lenarczyk
The Unconscionability Offense, Michael H. Terry and John C. Fauvre
The Word and the Law, James B. White
Thinking About Life-Sustaining Treatment Late in the Life of a Demented Person, Thomas Finucane
Think Twice Before You Type: Blogging Your Way to Unemployment, Scott R. Grubman
Third consecutive Troup County pop-up legal clinic assists over 20 locals, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Thomas F. Green, Jr.: An Appreciation, Edward W. Cleary
Tillman wins Morehead Best Oralist Award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Toward a Transformative Fair Use Standard After Warhol, Sangwook Park
Toxic Chemicals Lurking in Our Personal Care Products: States’ Proactive Approach to a Pressing Problem, Savannah Stanley
Trade Agreements Have Helped Prohibit Forced Labor, Desiree LeClercq
Trademarks: Prestige, Practice and Protection, Julius R. Lunsford, Jr.
Trade Regulations in International Transfer of Technology Agreements: A Comparative View of National and International Legal Provisions, Franz-Martin Wolff
Trans Fat: Can New York City Save Its Citizens From This "Metabolic Poison"?, Elizabeth Y. Spivey
Transunion, Vermont Agency, and Statutory Damages under Article III, Randy Beck
Trimble publishes article in the Mercer Law Review, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Truth That Lies: How Literal Falsity Lost the Consumer and How to Restore It, Porter Alexander Tynes, III
Tucker inducted as American Bar Foundation Fellow, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Turner selected for AI and Society Fellowship, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Tynes awarded second place in national writing competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA advances to international rounds of the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA among best law schools for salary-to-debt ratio, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Athens Campus to Reopen on Monday, February 2, 2026, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA continues to lead the state in bar passage rates, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as national semifinalists at the William Daniel Mock Trial Championship, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as quarterfinalists at Merhige Environmental Law Negotiations Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as quarterfinalists at Michigan State University National Online Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as semifinalists and quarterfinalists at Spong Moot Court Tournament, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as semifinalists at ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as semifinalists at Tulane International Fútbol Negotiation Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes as semifinalists in ABA Law Student Tax Challenge, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA finishes in the top 10 percent globally at the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Foundation elects three new trustees and elevates others to new positions, including four law school members, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA hosts special session of the Supreme Court of Georgia, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law captures 30 national/regional titles over five years, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law captures two national advocacy titles, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law ranked #9 for mock trial and moot court, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law ranks #9 for mock trial, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law ranks #9 for moot court, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law ranks among the best sports law programs, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law students provide legal expertise benefiting Georgia’s coast, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law students win prestigious national brief writing award, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law wins Intrastate Moot Court Competition, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA Law wins South Texas Mock Trial Challenge, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA leads the state with highest percentage increase in law school applications, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA School of Law receives $2-million-plus commitment for first-gen scholarships, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA to open on a delayed schedule on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA wins National Moot Court Competition regional, Office of Communications and Public Relations
UGA wins Student Trial Advocacy Competition regional, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Unearthly Microbes and the Laws Designed to Resist Them, Jeb Butler
Union Trusteeship Provisions of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, James R. Beaird
United We Stand: The Interstate Compact as a Tool for Effecting Climate Change, Claire Carothers
Unplugging the Cable Franchise: A Regulatory Framework to Promote the IPTV Cable Alternative, Thomas Hildebrand
Unplugging the Federal Right of Publicity: Why Existing Laws Can Protect Artists Without a Federal Right of Publicity, Ashley L. Burgess
Untangling the Right to Self-Representation in the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Rachel K. Jones
Use Laws of Attraction: The Gravitational Pull of a U.S. Space Court, Caleb Zachary Morris
Using the INFORM Consumers Act to Combat China’s Online Counterfeiters, Daniel C.K. Chow
Using the Uniform for Views: How the Department of Defense Can Better Protect Its Brand and Image, Maddox Rose
Values-Ambiguous Clinics, Willow Tracy
VAR Check: Visa Requirements for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Emory Kincaid
Vendrell named NAWL Outstanding Law Student, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Victims and Press After War: Tensions Between Privacy, Historical Truth and Freedom of Expression, Vivian Newman-Pont, Maria P. Angel, and Maria Ximena Davila
Victims’ Rights or the Public’s Right to Know: Rethinking the Boundaries of the Right of Publicity in True Crime, Millicent F. Dye
Volume 59, Issue 1 (2025), University of Georgia School of Law
Volume 60, Issue 1 (2026), University of Georgia School of Law
Waller featured by Law.com, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Waller featured in Columns, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Weeks featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Weeks featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Weeks moderates panel at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Weeks named UGA’s vice provost for academic affairs, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Welfare Due Process: The Maximum Grant Limitation on the Right to Survive, H. S. C.
Wells presents at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Wells publishes article in the Houston Law Review, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in The New York Times, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in The Washington Post, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured in Vanity Fair, Office of Communications and Public Relations
West featured on Axios, Office of Communications and Public Relations
We the Voters: The Constitutional Choices That Shape America's Elections, Lori A. Ringhand
What Does "Green" Mean?: Anthropogenic Climate Change, Geoengineering, and International Environmental Law, William D. Davis
What Do We Have Against Parents?: An Assessment of Judicial Bypass Procedures and Parental Involvement in Abortions by Minors, Wade Schueneman
What Should We Celebrate on Constitution Day?, Alan E. Garfield
What's Wrong with Wireless?: An Argument for a Liability Approach to Electromagnetic Spectrum Regulation, Daniel Sineway
Wheel of Fortune: A Critique of the "Manifest Imbalance" Requirement for Race-Conscious Affirmative Action Under Title VII, Kenneth R. Davis
When and How (If at All) Does Law Constrain Official Action?, Frederick Schauer
Where Do We Draw the Line?: The Justiciability of Political Gerrymandering Claims in Light of League of United Latin American Citizens v. Perry, Matthew M. Weiss
Which is Figure, Which is Ground, and the Rule-of-Law Gestalt, Joseph S. Miller
White presents at AALS Annual Meeting, Office of Communications and Public Relations
Whither Leviathan? The Seepage of Constitutional Law into Public-Private Arbitration in the United States, Peter B. Rutledge