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AJMLS Announces 11th Dean
AJMLS is delighted to announce that Martin L. Ellin has been named the next Dean and CEO of Atlanta's John Marshall Law School.
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AJMLS Announces Historic Partnership and Launch of the Criminal and Civil Justice Institute
An unprecedented collaboration between legal education and frontline advocacy to prepare the next generation of legal advocates – developing compassionate lawyers for everyday people.
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Welcome to the New Campus Expansion!
AJMLS celebrates the grand opening of its new lecture hall, student lounge, and study center.
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Fall 2025
Apply now for Fall 2025 J.D. programs: full-time, part-time day, part-time evening. No application fee!
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AJMLS Welcomed the Department of Justice to Campus
Defending People, Families, and Communities, a day of events inspired by AJMLS’ selection as the final stop in a year-long national law school tour by the Department of Justice, Office for Access to Justice (ATJ).
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Homeless Veterans Legal Assistance Program
AJMLS was chosen to receive funds from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to provide legal services to veterans in order to address homelessness. Learn more here.
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90+ Years of Excellence in Legal Education
Learn about our history and how we celebrated!
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Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
Welcome to the AJMLS Alumni Association.
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State-of-the-Art New Facilities, Now Open
Just over two miles south of our previous location, our beautiful upgraded Downtown campus is world-class.
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MacArthur Foundation Genius Fellow
Learn criminal law and criminal justice from a national expert.
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Attend a Virtual Open House
Familiarize yourself with the admissions process - RSVP today!
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Criminal Justice Certificate Program
Apply to the program after your second year, click for more information.
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John Marshall Law Journal
Browse current and past volumes of the John Marshall Law Journal.
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Proudly educating attorneys for 90+ years
Atlanta's John Marshall was founded in 1933 as an institution dedicated to providing a quality educational opportunity to both traditional and non-traditional students.
