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West presents on U.S. Supreme Court's transparency Monday, March 24, 2014 Associate Professor Sonja R. West participated in a panel discussion about transparency at the U.S. Supreme Court at “Supreme Sunshine: Shining a Light on the High Court” held at New York University during March. |
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Baradaran presents on regulation Friday, March 21, 2014 Assistant Professor Mehrsa Baradaran presented "Regulation by Hypothetical" at the University of San Diego School of Law's Faculty Colloquium during March. |
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Deneen wins Georgia Law Review's Best Note Competition Friday, March 21, 2014 Congratulations to second-year student Lee A. Deneen who is the winner of the Georgia Law Review's 2014 Best Note Competition. |
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Georgia Law students participate in alternative spring break in New Orleans Friday, March 21, 2014 Earlier this month, 25 law students embarked on a volunteer trip to New Orleans, La., where they participated in a full week of unpaid legal work as part of an alternative spring break. Organized by the law student organization Public Interest Law Council, approximately 1,000 pro bono hours of assistance were provided in legal settings aiding underprivileged communities in the New Orleans area. Worksites included the Orleans Public Defenders, Southeast Louisiana Legal Services, the Louisiana Center for Children's Rights, the Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana and the Innocence Project New Orleans. |
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Hellerstein publishes book chapter on formulary apportionment in the EU and US Friday, March 21, 2014 Distinguished Research Professor & Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law Walter Hellerstein has published "Formulary Apportionment in the EU and the US: A Comparative Perspective on the Sharing Mechanism of the Proposed CCCTB" in Movement of Persons and Tax Mobility in the EU: Changing Winds (Ana Paul Dourado, ed.) (IBFD, 2013). |