Law

Upcoming Rothschild Memorial Lecture features Rachel Kranson of the University of Pittsburgh

AI.Humanity adds 19 new faculty, launches AI ethics and policy hiring focus

March 24 webinar explores artificial intelligence and the future of higher education

Shaping the future of artificial intelligence to serve society: Emory’s AI.Humanity initiative

Emory Law juris master degree program expands with new concentrations

Nevertheless, they persisted: Emory scholars examine history of women’s suffrage

Emory's Center for the Study of Law and Religion launches Canopy Forum

Schapiro: Under Stevens, 'No institution and no person was above the law'

Emory University names Mary Anne Bobinski dean of Emory Law

Researcher offers new look at how the Western won its way into modern law

Provost announces search for next dean of Emory Law

What the Declaration of Independence really means by 'pursuit of happiness'

Immigration policy course tackles complex questions of citizenship

100 percent of Emory pre-law students admitted to top law schools in 2017

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visits Emory Law

Emory hosts community conversation on America's opioid crisis

Emory Law launches LGBTQ Legal Services

Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor discussion rescheduled at Emory Law

Hughes appointed interim dean of Emory Law

Event Canceled: Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor to participate in discussion at Emory Law

Graves appointed interim dean of Emory Law

Emory Law marks 100th anniversary with Clinton, Nunn

Emory law, global health professor named Carnegie Fellow

Emory Law Dean Robert Schapiro to return to faculty

Myers named first black Emory Law Journal editor-in-chief

From immigrant health to disability law, faculty exchanges broaden perspectives

Emory Law students learn the theater of the courtroom

Volunteer law clinic aids veterans with disability benefits claims

Skewed justice: Verdicts for sale?

Colombian ambassador to deliver Emory Law's inaugural Global Leaders Lecture

U.S. to end federal use of private prisons

Emory Law student travels the world to find his calling at home

Governor signs bill about officers' use of force, grand jury

To catch a bomber

Eyes on a prize: The courageous life of John Lewis

Nicole Schladt: Dedicated to advocacy

John Lewis documentary to screen at Emory Law

Justice Antonin Scalia: More quotable than influential

Human rights expert Koh to speak at Emory Law

NAACP Legal Defense Fund president to speak at Emory Law

Emory employees invited to enroll in course on higher education law

Emory Law's Volunteer Clinic for Veterans builds on success

Emory Law announces Kang as new Bederman Scholar

Emory Law workshop explores vulnerability, resilience

Symposium to explore the 'war' on the civil justice system

Teaching the law of war

Mastering law to serve the global good

Emory Law hosts historic voting rights conversation

Emory Law hosts Supreme Court justices from Mozambique

Court's direction shows importance of past battles, says Schapiro

Now no question about fundamental right of marriage, Emory expert says

Emory experts weigh impact of Supreme Court marriage ruling

Emory professor explains the varied views on Sharia law

Islam, human rights debates invited on new Emory blog

Alumnus gives baseball's historic 'Dowd Report' to Emory Law

Russian lawyers visit Emory's Trial Techniques Program

Supreme Court likely to rule in favor of same-sex marriage, say Emory experts

Are gay marriage opponents being bullied?

Emory professor invites human rights debate through new website

Emory teams win national transactional law negotiation contest

Emory to establish John Lewis Chair in Civil Rights, Social Justice

Emory Law panel to explore the business case for diversity

A year after Oso landslide, fight over building curbs goes on

Constitution experts on Obama mandatory voting idea: Never gonna happen

In Atlanta housing recovery, the neighborhood matters

General talks rule of law, Ebola and PTSD during Emory visit

Emory Law students perfect the art of the deal

EPA head visits Emory WaterHub, School of Law

New book series on law and Christianity established

Supreme Court likely to rule for same-sex marriage, says expert

Emory Law creates new deanship for public service

Why many 'eyewitnesses' in the Darren Wilson investigation were wrong

Judicial elections getting more political with new campaign spending

States will benefit from Obama action, says Emory expert

A question of authority: President Obama and immigration

What same-sex marriage has to do with gun control

U.N. committee chair on international child law to speak at Emory

Cheating trial judge changes stance on news report ban

State Supreme Court to hold Nov. 7 session at Emory Law

Why is Peter Kassig still alive?

Why black voters didn't help GOP win

'Soft on crime' TV ads affect judges' decisions, not just elections

Federal Elections Commission to hold public event at Emory Law

Ebola in the U.S.: Legal issues related to health care and epidemic disease

Examining the court's reasoning on same-sex marriage

Emory Law explores how to make 'diversity a reality every day'

Marriage equality is not like abortion

Panel to explore 'new-age diversity' in the legal field

Immigration, religion to be focus of public forum

Neuro-Interventions and the Law: Experts to explore ethics and efficacy

New License & Patent Strategy Director starts for Emory's Office of Technology Transfer

How Ferguson's citizens can take back power

Same-sex marriage will be legal nationwide as early as next year, Emory expert predicts

Tuberculosis, a rising immigration concern on the border

President Obama limited without Congress on immigration reform, says Price

Legal precedent supports NBA's decision on Donald Sterling, Emory professor says

Salary gaps affect even those on top

Half of child abuse probes taking too long

Emory Law's student-run committee raises the profile of the legal profession

Transactional law professionals gather for national conference