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We're back. Season 2 of True North: Navigating Law is almost here! Dean Rich Freer returns with more conversations featuring members of the #EmoryLaw community. New episodes begin October 28. Subscribe now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

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A Foundation and a Frontier: Andrew Jennings on the Carney Center's Future Dean Richard Freer sits down with Andrew Jennings, director of the Carney Center at Emory Law, to discuss his remarkable journey from practicing corporate lawyer and litigat...

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We’re pleased to share reflections from three members of our Emory Law LALSA community. Their perspectives offer an opportunity to recognize their experiences and the significance of Hispanic Heritage Month.

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Season 2 of True North: Navigating Law with Dan Rich Freer, a podcast from Emory School of Law, is coming soon. Join Dean Rich Freer for conversations with students, faculty, alumni and leaders from across Emory University about the ideas, experienc...

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Environmental law is one of the fastest-growing areas of legal practice, influencing decisions involving climate, energy, natural resources, land use, environmental justice, and regulatory policy. In this video, Mindy Goldstein, director of Emory La...

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Some of the most valuable lessons in law school happen when classroom learning meets real-world experience. In Episode 3 of "Closing Arguments: The Final Year," recent #EmoryLaw graduate Yuelin Guo 26L reflects on how the TI:GER® Program helped him...

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The law is shaped not only by judges and courts, but also by the attorneys who advocate for change. In Episode 2 of "Closing Arguments: The Final Year," recent #EmoryLaw graduate Greear Webb 26L reflects on a classroom experience that expanded his u...

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On March 26, 2026, Emory University School of Law held its annual Carney Lecture. The lecture series is hosted by the William and Jane Carney Center for Business and Transactional Law. Jeffrey N. Gordon of Columbia Law provided the key lecture entitl...

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How does law school prepare students for a legal career? In Episode 3 of Closing Arguments: The Final Year, three recent Emory Law graduates reflect on the experiences that helped them build practical skills, gain confidence, and prepare for what co...

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How does law school change the way students understand the law? In Episode 2 of Closing Arguments: The Final Year, three recent Emory Law graduates reflect on the experiences that expanded their understanding of the legal profession and the impact l...

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When does law school start to feel real? It's not always a grade or a milestone. Sometimes, it's the moment you begin to see yourself as the lawyer you hope to become. In Episode 1 of "Closing Arguments: The Final Year", recent #EmoryLaw graduate S...

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How does law school shape the lawyer you want to become? In Episode 1 of Closing Arguments: The Final Year, three recent #EmoryLaw graduates reflect on the moments that helped them recognize their path in the legal profession. Greear Webb 26L share...

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Recent Emory Law graduates reflect on the moments that shaped their law school experience and prepared them for what comes next. Through personal stories from classrooms, clinics, internships, mentorship, friendships, and the Diploma Ceremony, this ...

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At #EmoryLaw, leadership is shaped through mentorship, professional relationships, and a commitment to service. In the Season 1 finale of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” featured guest Emily Baker 98C 01L, litigation partner at Jon...

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Welcome to Episode 6 of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard Freer, the series explores the values, leadership, and shared commitments that guide Emory La...

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On May 10, 2026, the #EmoryLaw Class of 2026 celebrated a milestone moment during this year’s Diploma Ceremony. Student of the Year Greear Webb delivered remarks on leadership, service, and the responsibility of using the law to serve others. Read...

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#EmoryLaw Associate Teaching Professor Whittney Barth, executive director and Charlotte McDaniel Scholar at the Center for the Study of Law and Religion, examines how artificial intelligence and religion are beginning to intersect, raising questions ...

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As graduation approaches, the focus shifts. In Episode 5 of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” Emily Bramer, a director in the Center for Professional Development and Career Strategy at #EmoryLaw, discusses what comes next and how stu...

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Welcome to Episode 5 of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard D. Freer, the series explores the values, leadership, and shared commitments that guide Emory...

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Myles McCants 26L recognizes that not every study method works for every student. He shares his strategies, including moving away from traditional, lengthy outlines toward a more streamlined approach suited to exams. He discusses how he engages with ...

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A new episode of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer” is now available. Episode 4, “The Case for Tenure: The Future of Legal Education,” features Professor Deepa Das Acevedo examining one of the most debated topics in higher educatio...

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Welcome to Episode 4 of “True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard D. Freer, the series explores the values, leadership, and shared commitments that guide Emory...

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Welcome to Episode 3 of "True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer,” a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard D. Freer, the series explores the values, leadership, and shared commitments that guide Emo...

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The Emory Public Interest Committee (EPIC) Inspiration Awards are one of Emory University School of Law's signature annual events, celebrating individuals whose careers reflect extraordinary commitment to public interest and public service. This vid...

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The 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Lecture theme was "Beyond Service Hours: From Transactional to Transformative Engagement.” Watch the replay to see the keynote by Jasmine Burton 22MBA, CEO, Executive Director, and Founder of Wish for WASH...

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Welcome to Episode 2 of True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer, a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard D. Freer, the series explores the values and vision guiding Emory Law's direction, including academ...

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As the semester winds down, our halls grow quieter and faculty and staff across Emory Law close down shop, turn out the lights, and embrace a well-earned moment of rest. The holidays are a time to pause, recharge, and reflect before the next chapter...

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Welcome to the first episode of True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer, a storytelling podcast from Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard D. Freer, a nationally recognized scholar and award-winning teacher, the series explores th...

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What sticks with a law student decades after they leave the classroom? In this official trailer, Dean Richard Freer shares one of his favorite discoveries: alumni remember everything–from the disciplined "keep it mechanical” approach to the s...

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True North: Navigating Law with Dean Freer explores the values and vision guiding Emory University School of Law. Hosted by Dean Richard Freer, the podcast is a storytelling platform featuring conversations with faculty, alumni, students, scholars, a...

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Rethinking Capital Punishment Saturday, October 4, 2025 Rethinking Capital Punishment will explore the impact that the death penalty has had and continues to have on individuals in the United States. The conference will feature: - A keynote addre...

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Associate Dean of Faculty and Professor of Law Matt Lawrence on "Checks and Balances and the Power of the Purse.” In conversation afterward with Edward L. Queen of the D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership on the ethical per...

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Professor of Law and John Lewis Chair for Civil Rights and Social Justice Darren Hutchinson and Professor of Law Sasha Volokh discuss the US Constitution and its evolution. Moderated by Dr. Ed Lee III of the Alben W. Barkley Forum for ...

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A tribute to retired Court of Appeals of Georgia Chief Judge Dorothy Toth Beasley 08L from the Emory Public Interest Committee.

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"The Injustice of Poverty: King's Fight for Economic Equality.” The keynote speaker for this event is Crystal McElrath 10L 10T, Senior Supervising Attorney, Economic Justice, Southern Poverty Law Center, Atlanta. Panelists include Tolton Pace ...

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However you celebrate, do it with gusto!

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The 2024 Conference was held on Friday, September 20, 2024 in Tull Auditorium at Emory University School of Law. In the US, women represent over 50% of the workforce and 27% of STEM workers, but only 13% of inventors. A growing number of companies, ...

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Rich Freer, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law, presents the John F. Morgan Sr. Distinguished Faculty Lecture "The State of American Civil Justice: A Story of Exodus and Transformation.”

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May the light of knowledge guide us all toward a better understanding of each other and the world in the coming year.

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Emory Law students talk about their summer internships made possible by Emory Public Interest Committee (EPIC) Summer Grants.

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One of the law school's signature annual events, the Inspiration Awards celebrate members of our community who demonstrate extraordinary commitment to public interest and public service. 2024 HONOREES Unsung Devotion to Those Most in Need • A...

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Emory Law Professor Kevin Quinn discusses his scholarship on election law, and his Martin–Quinn scores. View Prof. Quinn's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/quinn-kevin-profile.html

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Emory Law Professor Kevin Quinn discusses his scholarship on election law, and his Martin–Quinn scores. View Prof. Quinn's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/quinn-kevin-profile.html

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Emory Laws John Acevedo discusses her scholarship on criminal obscenity law and alcohol regulation. View Prof. Acevedo's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-visiting/acevedo-profile.html

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Emory Laws John Acevedo discusses her scholarship on criminal obscenity law and alcohol regulation. View Prof. Acevedo's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-visiting/acevedo-profile.html

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Emory Law Professor Deepa Acevedo discusses her scholarship on legal anthropology. View Prof. Acevedo's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/acevedo-profile.html

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Emory Law Professor Deepa Acevedo discusses her scholarship on legal anthropology. View Prof. Acevedo's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/acevedo-profile.html

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Emory Law Professor Andrew Jennings discusses his scholarship on corporate and business law, and his passion for podcasts. View Prof. Jenning's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/jennings-profile.html

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Emory Law Professor Andrew Jennings discusses his scholarship on corporate and business law, and his passion for podcasts. View Prof. Jenning's profile at: https://law.emory.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/jennings-profile.html

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Captain Robert Jones speaks about his time at Emory Law, how he ended up in military law, and things to know if you are interested in the U.S. Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) Music by https://www.free-stock-music.com

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Part 1 of the 2023 Emory Public Interest Committee Conference Mental health is an integral and universal aspect of well-being, affecting individuals of all walks of life. "Balancing the Scales: Mental Health Awareness in the Law” will explore ...

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Part 2 of the 2023 Emory Public Interest Committee Conference Trauma Informed Care, Secondary Trauma, and Attorney Wellness Mental health is an integral and universal aspect of well-being, affecting individuals of all walks of life. "Balancing the S...

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Emory Law Professor Tonja Jacobi discusses the real-world impact her scholarship on SCOTUS has made on how women are treated in the courtroom.

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Emory Law Professor Mark Nevitt explains how his scholarship is at the intersection of environmental law and national security.

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Emory Law Professor Nevitt briefly explains how his scholarship is at the intersection of environmental law and national security.

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Watch Professor Nicole Morris briefly talk about the law school's new legal tech initiative and the TI:GER® (Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results) program.

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Dean Patel explains the Emory Law Center for Professional Development & Career Strategy's unique plan to prepare students for practice.

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Emory Law Professor Tonja Jacobi briefly discusses the real-world impact her scholarship on SCOTUS has made on how women are treated in the courtroom.

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Emory Law Professor Matt Lawrence briefly discusses his scholarship on health law, administrative law, and addiction.

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Emory Law Professor Matt Lawrence discusses his scholarship on health law, administrative law, and addiction.

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Emory Law Professor Matthew Sag discusses his connection to the Emory AI.Humanity Initiative and his research.

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Watch Professor Nicole Morris talk about the law school's new legal tech initiative and the TI:GER® (Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results) program.

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Emory Law Professor Matthew Sag briefly discusses his research and his connection to Emory University's AI.Humanity Initiative.

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Dean Patel briefly explains the Emory Law Center for Professional Development & Career Strategy's unique plan to prepare students for practice.

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Discovery and proclamation of knowledge in the service of humanity.

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CICL SERIES: THE CONSTITUTION OF EVERYDAY LIFE A Discussion of the Book Data Cartels: The Companies that Control and Monopolize Our Information with Author Sarah Lamdan, Professor of Law, CUNY School of Law featuring Jennifer Romig (Emory) and Profes...

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The 2023 Thrower Symposium, held on Thursday, February 2, 2023 from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m., explored "The Future of America's Efforts to Promote the Rule of Law Abroad". Though the rule of law is perennially a critical subject, recent challenges have br...

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One of Emory Law's signature events, the Inspiration Awards celebrate members of our community who do extraordinary work in the public interest and provide funding for public interest summer grants. The event raises funds to provide stipends for stud...

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The 8th Annual TI:GER Innovation Conference, "What's Next for Crypto?," was held on Thursday, January 26, 2022 . The conference, featured keynote speaker CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson, addressed the future for cryptocurrencies in light of recent...

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In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Emory University School of Law presented its annual MLK Jr. Day lecture Thursday, January 19, at 6 p.m. The speaker was Janai Nelson, president and director-counsel of the Legal Defense Fund (LDF).

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The Annual Bederman Lecture, "Destroying Democracy by Law" featuring Kim Lane Scheppele, was held at Emory University School of Law on January 11, 2023. Thank you to the Center for International and Comparative Law for hosting this event.

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Emory's Master of Laws (LLM) is a highly customizable 24-credit-hour program designed for individuals with a first degree in law who are seeking to build upon their legal background for professional and scholarly advancement.

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Charlotte Kacprowicz 24L tells us about her time working at the Volunteer Clinic for Veterans, finding her community at #EmoryLaw and her plans for the future.

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Get to know more about Associate Professor Mark Nevitt as speaks about the intersection of national security and climate change and what he hopes students will learn in his classes, his military service and his impression of Emory University School o...

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The Seventh Annual AtlAS Hybrid Lecture was held on the evening of April 28th 2022 with featured speaker Sternford Moyo, President of the International Bar Association (IBA). The Lecture will consider "The Importance of International Dispute Resolut...

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu.

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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Explore Emory Law Visiting Day 2022 Virtual Sessions Learn more about Emory Law at http://law.emory.edu

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"Anti-Anti-Racism: Fighting Backlash, Building Justice"

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First Amendment: Gateway to Social Justice Thursday, February 3, 2022 9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Emory University School of Law via Zoom Keynote: Darren Hutchinson, Professor of Law and John Lewis Chair for Civil Rights and Social Justice, Emory Univ...

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2022 TI:GER Innovation Conference – What You Need to Know about NFTs, Digital Assets and the Metaverse This year's theme is NFTs, Digital Assets and the Metaverse and will address the exploding interest in NFTs and the use of digital assets in the...

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In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2022, Emory University School of Law held an "Ali's Comeback - The Untold Story” online panel discussion on Tuesday, January 18, 7 p.m., about the unlikely group of people who helped Muhammed Ali, the "G...

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Professor Mindy Goldstein talks new grant from the EPA and "equity by design."

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A lecture by Martha A. Fineman, Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Law and founding director of the Vulnerability and Human Condition Initiative at Emory University School of Law

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National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has always relied on academic partnerships for scientific research and to find future members of the Nuclear Security Enterprise. The latest partnership, with the Technological Innovation: Generating Ec...

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An overview of Emory Law's Master of Laws (LLM) degree with Professor Richard Feer, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law

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This event was held on Thursday, February 4, 2021. Morgan Cloud, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law, Emory University School of Law (Moderator) Anita L. Allen, Vice Provost for Faculty, Henry R. Silverman Professor of Law and Professor of Phi...

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This event was held on Thursday, February 4, 2021. Panel II. Technology and the Fourth Amendment: Surveillance and Security in the Digital Age Kay L. Levine, Professor of Law, Emory University School of Law (Moderator) Chaz Arnett, Associate Pro...

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This event was held on Thursday, February 4, 2021. Panel III: Antitrust & Big Tech: Consolidation and the Resulting Tension Lawrence (Larry) A. Reicher, Chief, Office of Decree Enforcement and Compliance (Antitrust Division), United States Depart...

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Electoral Reform: The Challenges and Successes of Ranked Choice Voting

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Voter Suppression, Civic Engagement, and Coalition Building

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Keynote Address on the History of Voting Rights and the Current Efforts to Defend Them. Followed by: Supreme Court Trends on Voting Rights and COVID-Related Litigation

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This event was held on Tuesday, February 2, 2021.

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Jenny Hernandez 12L and Kristen Tullos Olive 12L describe their experiences with the EPIC grant and public service work.

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Claire Scavone 22L, Nancy Jin 22L, and Alli Golisch 22L discuss their summer internships during pandemic restrictions.

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The conference explored issues concerning gender and racial gaps in the innovation system such as access to resources for entrepreneurs who are women and people of color and the underrepresentation of diverse inventors in the patent system.

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The conference explored issues concerning gender and racial gaps in the innovation system such as access to resources for entrepreneurs who are women and people of color and the underrepresentation of diverse inventors in the patent system.

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Emory Law alumni came together for a panel discussion about working in-house as general counsel at a Fortune 500 company. These talented women discussed their professional and personal journeys and the opportunities and challenges they encountered al...

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Thursday, October 1, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences Kimberly Jacob Arriola discussed racial disparities in healthcare. After graduating from Spelman College in 1994, Arriola earned an MA in 1996 ...

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Thursday, September 3, Associate Professor of Law Fred Smith Jr. discussed policing and qualified immunity. Professor Smith, a native Georgian, received his BA from Harvard College, JD from Stanford Law School, clerked for Justice Sotomayor of the U....

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Learn more about Emory Law's Juris Master program.

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Learn more about Emory Law's Juris Master program.

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Learn more about Emory Law's Juris Master Program

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Learn more about Emory Law's Juris Master program.

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Emory Law Journal presents THE 2020 RANDOLPH W. THROWER SYMPOSIUM Election Law in a Changing Political Landscape: Voter Access, Enforcement After Violations, and Innovative State Approaches February 6, 2020

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Emory Law Journal presents THE 2020 RANDOLPH W. THROWER SYMPOSIUM Election Law in a Changing Political Landscape: Voter Access, Enforcement After Violations, and Innovative State Approaches February 6, 2020

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Emory Law Journal presents THE 2020 RANDOLPH W. THROWER SYMPOSIUM Election Law in a Changing Political Landscape: Voter Access, Enforcement After Violations, and Innovative State Approaches February 6, 2020

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Emory Law Journal presents THE 2020 RANDOLPH W. THROWER SYMPOSIUM Election Law in a Changing Political Landscape: Voter Access, Enforcement After Violations, and Innovative State Approaches February 6, 2020

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TI:GER is a nationally recognized collaboration between Emory Law and the Georgia Institute of Technology that brings together graduate students in law, business, science, and engineering to work on start-up projects to transform highly promising res...

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Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal presents the 17th Annual EBDJ Symposium February 20, 2020

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Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal presents the 17th Annual EBDJ Symposium February 20, 2020

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The full-length video profiling three EPIC students' experience with public interest work and the EPIC grant. The student-led Emory Public Interest Committee (EPIC) promotes public interest law, facilitates the employment of Emory students in public ...

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Emory University School of Law MLK Lecture 2020 Dorothy Roberts, George A. Weiss University Professor of Law and Sociology Raymond Pace & Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

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