Director of Annual Giving Phyllis R. Cooke was featured in Columns regarding her continuous efforts to raise money for the law school's annual fund. The article was written by Sara Freeland and appeared on 10/15/12.
Hosch Professor Julian A. Cook III has published Inside Investigative Criminal Procedure: What Matters and Why (Aspen Publishers, 2012).
Georgia Law was featured in The Daily Record for their upcoming "Florida/Georgia-Hulsey/Gambrell" moot court competition. This will be the 32nd time the two teams have competed in what is considered "one of the grand traditions in the Jacksonville legal community." The article was written by Ray Driver and appeared on 10/8/12.
Hosch Professor Thomas A. Eaton was quoted in Columns regarding the Athens Justice Program, where he serves as the vice president of the board of directors. The program aims to provide assistance for people accused of a crime and to help them stay out of jail. The article was written by Aaron Hale and appeared on 10/8/12.
Congratulations to third-year law student Emily A. Cook for being named the Best Oralist at this year's Emory National Civil Rights and Liberties Moot Court Competition. Additionally, third-year students Kelly A. Blair and Emir Sehic placed as finalists in the competition and had the 5th best brief while Cook and her teammate, J. Walker Rick, finished in the top eight out of a field of 30 teams.