Just over two miles south of our previous location, we cannot wait to share our beautiful upgraded Downtown campus with you!
MacArthur Foundation Genius Fellow
Learn criminal law and criminal justice from a national expert.
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Criminal Justice Certificate Program
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Teaching the Law
The AJMLS faculty combines excellent academic credentials with years of practical experience.
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John Marshall Law Journal
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Emphasis on experiential learning
The law school boasts over 350 field placements in its externship program.
Proudly educating attorneys for 88 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.
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) is delighted to announce its recent move to One Marquis Tower in Downtown Atlanta. After a multi-floor construction project, designed by Stevens & Wilkinson, the Law School took possession of its pristine new campus …
Wednesday, December 8, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. – At Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, our students come for law school but find a community. The Office of Admissions invites all students interested in pursuing a law degree to “attend” an …
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School gave me the opportunity to pursue my education in a very small, close-knit, environment. I attended a small school for my undergraduate degree, and I wanted to experience the same environment for law school. During my time at John Marshall, I was very involved in …
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School gave me the opportunity to attend a close-knit, diverse institution where professors, faculty, and staff truly care about the students and their success. As a Criminal Justice Honors Program graduate, I was afforded the opportunity to follow my passion and learn from prominent, well-respected attorneys …
The Criminal Justice Honors Program allowed me to follow my passion while being taught by faculty that not only has decades of experience in the field, but also helped me thrive and reach my goals. I graduated from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School with the utmost confidence that I can …
