Legal Scholarship of the Highest Caliber
Students at Georgia Law publish three highly-regarded legal journals:
the Georgia Law Review, the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative
Law, and the Journal of Intellectual Property Law. The journals which are
frequently cited by federal and state courts, textbooks, treatises, and
other law reviews, follow the customary format with articles from leading
scholars and practitioners comprising the bulk of the contents and another
section consisting of student notes.
The journals address the
legal profession's need for legal treatises of the highest caliber, and
provide selected students the opportunity to develop their legal analysis
and writing skills beyond the classroom experience. Membership on the journals
is limited to second and third-year students who have demonstrated outstanding
writing and academic abilities.
Georgia Law's Acclaimed Legal Journals:
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