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  • Kaitlin Ball participates in international law conference
    April 15, 2014

    Congratulations to third-year student Kaitlin M. Ball who, in her role as president of the International Law Students Association, recently served as moderator for a panel titled “Emerging Trends and Challenges in International Legal Education and Scholarship” at the joint American Society of International Law/International Law Association conference held in Washington, D.C., during April.

  • Mize elected vice chair of UGA Staff Council
    April 15, 2014

    Law Library Circulation Manager Marie Mize was elected vice chair of the UGA Staff Council, which contributes to the overall mission of the university by advising the president, providing a sounding board for staff to communicate to the administration and electing representatives to the University Council. Her term begins July 1.

  • Dominican Republic and Brazilian students study at Georgia Law
    April 14, 2014

    Georgia Law welcomes 11 law students from the countries of Brazil and the Dominican Republic. As part of the law school's Transnational Law Program, they will study international law, human rights law, environmental law, U.S. constitutional law and U.S. criminal law in Athens for one week.

  • Shackleford named to NALP publication advisory group
    April 10, 2014

    Student Professional Development Director Beth Shackleford was selected to be an advisory group member for the National Association of Law Placement's Professional Development Quarterly publication. She joins this seven-member panel of representatives from national law firms, Harvard Law School and Armstrong Talent Development to provide editorial guidance and support to the staff of the journal, which covers attorney professional development as well as legal career development and talent management.

  • Students gain victory in U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
    April 9, 2014

    Congratulations to third-year Appellate Litigation Clinic students Victoria A. Cuneo and Steven L. Strasberg, who earned a victory for their client in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in the case of Austin v. Plumley. After full briefing and oral argument, the court vacated the judgment of the district court and remanded for the district court to issue a conditional writ of habeas corpus.


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