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DeKalb County is set to host a Missing Persons & DNA Event on May 17, 2025, at the Cochran Building in Legacy Park, Decatur.

Court reviews progress in Camp Lejeune water litigation

The ongoing Camp Lejeune Water Litigation saw significant developments as reported in the April 8, 2025, status update from the Plaintiffs’ Leadership Counsel.

Stone Mountain man sentenced for murder of pregnant girlfriend and infant

A Stone Mountain man has been convicted of murder in the case involving the shooting death of his pregnant girlfriend and their baby.

Rutledge discusses arbitration and international law at AtlAS lecture

Talmadge Chair Peter B. "Bo" Rutledge delivered a keynote address titled "Perpetual Peace Reconsidered: Arbitration and International Law in the 21st Century" at the 10th Annual Atlanta International Arbitration Society Lecture held in May

Emma M. Hetherington comments on Diddy trial in Capital B News

Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the Wilbanks Child Endangerment and Sexual Exploitation Clinic, Emma M. Hetherington, has been featured in an article by Capital B News.

John B. Meixner Jr. speaks at LSU law center

By GA News Gazette | May 9, 2025

Assistant Professor John B. Meixner Jr. recently participated in the Spring Faculty Speaker Series at the Louisiana State University Hebert Law Center.

International fugitive faces firearm charge after capture in Atlanta

By GA News Gazette | May 9, 2025

Orville Andrew Pernell, also known as "Oneil Christopher Reid," was arraigned in Atlanta on a federal charge of possession of a firearm by an alien illegally present in the United States.

Six sentenced for roles in Atlanta drug trafficking network

By GA News Gazette | May 8, 2025

Six individuals have been sentenced for their involvement in a drug trafficking organization that distributed fentanyl and methamphetamine across the metro-Atlanta area.

Oregon Tax Court cites Hellerstein’s treatise in Microsoft tax case

By GA News Gazette | May 8, 2025

Distinguished Research Professor and Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law Emeritus Walter Hellerstein's treatise, "State Taxation," was cited by the Oregon Tax Court in the case of Microsoft, Inc. v. Department of Revenue on April...

Divya Kishore receives Digumarthi Public Interest Scholarship

By GA News Gazette | May 7, 2025

First-year law student Divya Kishore has been awarded the 2025 Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association Digumarthi Public Interest Scholarship.

Court joins national virtual event promoting pro bono legal services

By GA News Gazette | May 7, 2025

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia will join district courts nationwide to present the 2025 Virtual POWER Act Event on June 24 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

John Marshall Law School renames donor society in honor of Dean Jace C. Gatewood

By GA News Gazette | May 7, 2025

Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) has renamed its Consecutive Giving Society to The Gatewood Society in honor of Dean and CEO Jace C. Gatewood.

AJMLS announces new editorial board for 2025-2026 law journal

The Atlanta John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) has announced the new Editorial Board for its Law Journal's 2025-2026 term.

Two men sentenced to life for murder at Decatur gas station

Two men have been sentenced to life imprisonment following their convictions for the murder of a man at a gas station in Decatur in 2023.

PACER to require multifactor authentication by end of 2025

The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts has announced that it will start implementing multifactor authentication (MFA) for CM/ECF and PACER systems on May 11.

Georgia court cites legal text in rape trial evidence decision

Callaway Chair of Law Emeritus Ronald L. Carlson's book, "Carlson on Evidence" (co-authored with M. Carlson), has been referenced by the Georgia Court of Appeals in a recent case, Martinez-Gaspar v. State.

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Former Trump domestic policy director: Nonprofit hospitals exploit 340B as ‘get rich quick scheme’

Joe Grogan, former Director of the Domestic Policy Council under the Trump Administration, has expressed concerns about the misuse of the 340B drug discount program by nonprofit hospitals and pharmacy benefit managers.

Maine bar exam's top essay scorer receives Laurie A. Gibson Award

Aiden Meister, a recent graduate of the School of Law, has been recognized by the Maine Board of Bar Examiners.

Athens Free Clinic opens permanent facility at Clarke Middle School

School of Law Dean Usha R. Rodrigues was recently featured in the Athens Banner-Herald concerning a collaboration between the School of Law and the Athens Free Clinic.

Tony Waller featured in Columns for career development work