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A Case for Judge-Made Law for the American Jurists from an English Perspective—Drawing Example from the Human Rights Act 1998, Samuel Kuo

Adequate Representation in Group Litigation, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

Amann presents at Oxford's All Souls College, Office of Communications and Public Relations

An Evidence-Based Approach to Fair Use, Clark D. Asay, Cree Jones, Cassidy McCleary, and Stephanie Plamondon

Applying Honeycutt: A New Paradigm for White-Collar Conspiracy, William T. Bowdoin

A Shareholder’s Guide to Blowing up 100 Years of Delaware Corporate Law: Intellectual Property and Corporate Governance After Delaware Senate Bill No. 313, Avery C. Hill

Bruner featured in Insurance Day, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Carlson’s book cited twice by the Georgia Court of Appeals, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Changing Climate, Changing Rights: How the UnitedStates Can Learn from the Emergence of the Right to a Healthy Environment in Colombia and India, Jasmine Furin

Courts’ Adjudications of Addicts Still Reflect a Fundamental Lack of Understanding on the Nature of Addiction: Why the Fentanyl Crisis Should Force Courts to Reevaluate Their Current Policies on Forced Sobriety and Rehabilitation, Cole T. Chisholm

Fight for Your Right: An Analysis of a Musician’s Ability to Terminate a Copyright Assignment of a Music Recording, Ian Waldron

Foohey featured in USA Today, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Gamesmanship in Civil Litigation, Edith Beerdsen

Georgia Constitution of 1983 as amended through 2024, State of Georgia

Gravitational Property Theory, Monika U. Ehrman

Harpaz featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Harpaz presents on international tax law, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Hellerstein publishes new edition of State and Local Taxation, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Land Use Zoning: The Answer to Housing Affordability? A Look at Aukland, New Zealand and Minneapolis, Minnesota, Charlsey Kelly

Lawyering in the Wake of Loper Bright: How Loper Bright Is Shifting Advocates' Argumentation Style, Russell Kiser

Modular Construction and the Building Blocks of Litigation: Navigating the Legal Framework Between the UCC and Common Law, Rilee White

No Patent Attorney in Their Right Mind: How Jepson Claims Clarify Subject Matter Eligibility Post-Mayo, Jared M. Brown

Not A Whodunnit, But Who The Jurors See, Autumne S. Fields

Parker selected for Rural Engagement Workshop, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Patents In Paradise: The Evolution of Patent Law in the Cayman Islands, Andrew W. Torrance, Andrew P. Morriss, and Lisa C. Friedman

Pet Shops and Preemption, Genevieve Schaaf

Pills, Powders, and Proprietary Blends: The IP and Regulatory Battle Over Dietary Supplement Transparency, Anna Marie Saunders

(RE)CONSTRUCTING THE ABUSE PROVISION: A NEGLECTED GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL PRO-VISION MAY BE THE NEXT PATH FOR CHALLENGING MASS INCARCERATION, Max Tinter

Ringhand's book selected as a Top 10 Choice Reviews 2024 Outstanding Academic Title, Office of Communications and Public Relations

Rutledge featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 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

Student Handbook 2025-2026, Office of the Registrar

Table of Contents, GJICL Journal

Table of Contents, Jared M. Brown

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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

Telling Secrets: Ending Torture, William W. Berry III

The Free Content Illusion, Jonathan M. Barnett

The Future of the Furman Challenge to the Death Penalty, Scott W. Howe

The Pain Brokers: How Con Men, Call Centers, and Rogue Doctors Fuel America's Lawsuit Factory, Elizabeth Chamblee Burch

The Right to a Fair Trial in International Law and African Experiences, John Mukum Mbaku

The Transatlantic Clinical Trial Transparency Gap, Gabriela Lenarczyk

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

Unplugging the Federal Right of Publicity: Why Existing Laws Can Protect Artists Without a Federal Right of Publicity, Ashley L. Burgess

Use Laws of Attraction: The Gravitational Pull of a U.S. Space Court, Caleb Zachary Morris

VAR Check: Visa Requirements for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Emory Kincaid

Victims’ Rights or the Public’s Right to Know: Rethinking the Boundaries of the Right of Publicity in True Crime, Millicent F. Dye

Weeks featured in Newsweek, Office of Communications and Public Relations

West featured in The Wall Street Journal, Office of Communications and Public Relations