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West presents at University of North Carolina School of Law Tuesday, October 31, 2017 Brumby Distinguished Professor in First Amendment Law Sonja R. West participated in a panel titled "Arbiters of Truth: Journalists, Social Media, and the Role of Technology" at the First Amendment Law Review symposium at the University of North Carolina School of Law during October. |
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Amann presents at 36th Annual Course of the International Association of Law Libraries Monday, October 30, 2017 Woodruff Chair in International Law Diane Marie Amann presented "The United States and Security Governance (rev. ed. 2017)" at the 36th Annual Course of the International Association of Law Libraries in Atlanta during October. |
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UGA School of Law leads July state bar exam passage rates for fourth year Monday, October 30, 2017 Results for the July 2017 state bar exam have been released and we are excited to share that for the fourth consecutive year, graduates of the University of Georgia School of Law had the highest passage rate both overall and for first-time test takers on the July exam. We are especially proud to report that our passage rate for first-time test takers was 89.3 percent. These results are the direct outcome of both the tremendous effort these young lawyers put into their preparation for this challenging test and the first-rate preparation and training they receive in the classroom and through real-world experiential opportunities. |
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Weeks presents at American University's Washington College of Law Monday, October 30, 2017 Hosch Professor Elizabeth Weeks participated in a panel titled "Regulating the Nongroup Market: Preexisting Conditions, Health-Status Underwriting, and Essential Health Benefits" at the Next Steps in Health Reform 2017 conference at the American University's Washington College of Law during October. |
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Bradley presents on the court's role in how laws are made for the Federal Depository Library Program Friday, October 27, 2017 Special Collections Librarian Sharon Bradley presented "How Laws are Made: The Courts" for the Federal Depository Library Program, which seeks to "provide free, ready, and permanent public access to Federal Government information, now and for future generations." |