LexisNexis Georgia Research Classes
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Georgia Lawyers for the Arts
Lupus Foundation of America – Georgia Chapter
March of Dimes, Georgia
Georgia Department Of Revenue
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Georgia Attorney General’s Office
Northern District of Georgia Federal Defender Program, Inc.
Georgia Public Defenders Standards Council – Metro Conflict Defender
Georgia Supreme Court Clerk’s Office
Georgia Association for Women Lawyers General Body Meeting
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia
Georgia Practice & Procedure
The Georgia Trust
The Nature Conservancy of Georgia
Georgia Bar Deadline for Receipt of Transcripts and MPRE Scores for February Exam
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF TRANSCRIPTS AND MPRE SCORES February Exam – January 31 July Exam – June 30 https://www.gabaradmissions.org/bar-examination-information
Georgia Bar Deadline for Receipt of Transcripts and MPRE Scores for July Exam
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF TRANSCRIPTS AND MPRE SCORES February Exam – January 31 July Exam – June 30 https://www.gabaradmissions.org/bar-examination-information
Honorable Jason J. Deal – Northeastern Judicial Circuit Superior Court of Georgia
Georgia Bar Deadline for Receipt of ADA or Administrative Accommodation for February Exam
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF ADA ACCOMMODATION OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMMODATION REQUEST February Exam – December 1 July Exam – May 1 https://www.gabaradmissions.org/bar-examination-information
Georgia Bar Deadline for Receipt of ADA or Administrative Accommodation for July Exam
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF ADA ACCOMMODATION OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOMMODATION REQUEST February Exam – December 1 July Exam – May 1 https://www.gabaradmissions.org/bar-examination-information
Georgia Attorney General’s Office
Georgia Association for Women Lawyers General Body Meeting
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.
Georgia Association for Women Lawyers General Body Meeting
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.
Office of the Georgia Capital Defender
Georgia Intra State Moot Court Competition
Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia
American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia
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Georgia Legal Services Program
Georgia Bar Deadline for Certification of Fitness for February 2020 Exam
https://www.gabaradmissions.org/deadlines-and-fees
Georgia Bar Deadline for Certification of Fitness for July 2020 Exam
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Georgia Bar Deadline for Certification of Fitness for February 2021 Exam
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Georgia Bar Deadline for Certification of Fitness for July 2021 Exam
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Georgia Bar Deadline for Application Filing for February 2019 Exam
https://www.gabaradmissions.org/deadlines-and-fees
Georgia Bar Deadline for Application Filing for July 2019 Exam
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Georgia Bar Deadline for Application Filing for February 2020 Exam
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Georgia Attorney General’s Office
Nancy J. Whaley, Standing Chapter 13 Trustee for the Northern District of Georgia
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia
Georgia Legal Services Program
Character & Fitness Presentation from the Georgia Board of Bar Examiners (3Ls Only)
In-Person, Room 1843
American Civil Liberties Union [ACLU] of Georgia
Justice Clarence Thomas is Keynote Speaker at John Marshall Commencement
United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas was the keynote speaker at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School’s Commencement, held Saturday, May 15, 2010, at the Georgia World Congress Center. During the ceremonies, the law school conferred more than 160 Juris Doctor degrees. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of… Read More
Justice Clarence Thomas is Keynote Speaker at John Marshall Commencement
United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas was the keynote speaker at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School’s Commencement, held Saturday, May 15, 2010, at the Georgia World Congress Center. During the ceremonies, the law school conferred more than 160 Juris Doctor degrees. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of… Read More
GAWL Presents: Wondering How To Pay Off Your Student Loans with Financial Coach Meagan Landress
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.
Atlanta’s John Marshall Alumni Are Sworn Into Practice at Mass Swearing-In Ceremony
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School hosted a mass swearing-in ceremony for its recent graduates and alumni on November 29, 2018 at the Blackburn Conference Center. The Law School was honored by Justice Carol Hunstein of the Georgia Supreme Court and Judge T. Jackson Bedford of the Fulton County Superior Court. Thank you to all who participated… Read More
John Marshall February 2008 Bar Exam: 100% passing
First-time takers on the February, 2008 bar exam passed at a 100% rate, equaled only by graduates of the University of Georgia. The overall passing rate for all John Marshall graduates (after ABA approval) was 64.2%, surpassing even Mercer University. The average score by John Marshall graduates on the multi-state portion of the exam was… Read More
John Marshall February 2008 Bar Exam: 100% passing
First-time takers on the February, 2008 bar exam passed at a 100% rate, equaled only by graduates of the University of Georgia. The overall passing rate for all John Marshall graduates (after ABA approval) was 64.2%, surpassing even Mercer University. The average score by John Marshall graduates on the multi-state portion of the exam was… Read More
Atlanta’s John Marshall Hosts 9th Annual Owl Classic Invitational Mock Trial Tournament
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School was pleased to host the 9th Annual Owl Classic Invitation Mock Trial Tournament for Kennesaw State University this past weekend. Over the course of two days, the competition welcomed 180 participants and 25 judges to Atlanta and the Law School. Thank you to this year’s coordinators: Dr. Elizabeth Gordon, Mary Loudermilk,… Read More
Atlanta’s John Marshall addresses recent events
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School joins the fight for justice and equality as we mourn the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and the countless others who have lost their lives due to racism, fear and police brutality that has plagued our society for far too long. Like many of you, our community… Read More
Finals Frenzy Week: John Marshall Proud
Finals Frenzy Week: John Marshall Proud Wear your favorite AJMLS apparel and be John Marshall Proud!
John Marshall Advocacy Board
Purpose Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School’s (AJMLS) Advocacy Board is a student academic organization dedicated to advancing the advocacy skills of its members and representing the academic excellence that AJMLS is committed to in assorted advocacy competitions across the nation. The Advocacy Board is the governing authority of Moot Court and Mock Trial. The Advocacy… Read More
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Town Hall Meeting – Activism During Social Unrest: A conversation with the Atlanta’s John Marshall Community
Please register for the event below. You will receive an event confirmation email with a Zoom meeting link prior to Thursday’s event. The deadline to RSVP is by Thursday, June 11 at 12:00 p.m. (noon).
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Alumni Awards and Honors
Distinguished Alumni Award The Distinguished Alumni Award is presented to alumni who have obtained distinction in their professional careers. Those honored share the same characteristics of leadership, progressive thinking, high standards, uncompromising integrity, commitment, courage, and confidence. Their careers serve as models for Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School students and alumni. Lifetime Achievement Award The… Read More
Master Course List 2013-2014 Academic Year
*Master Course List 2013-2014 updated 6/14/13 First Year Required Courses 105, 106 Civil Procedure I, II (3, 3) Examination of questions of procedure including: jurisdiction and venue; federal subject matter jurisdiction such as diversity and federal question jurisdiction; notice and code pleading; Federal Rules of Civil Procedure governing joinder of claims and parties; discovery; summary… Read More
Thank you for your contributions to PILS Auction 2022
The Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Public Interest Law Society (PILS) hosted its annual “PILS Auction” on March 11, 2022 at Atlanta Tech Village. The event was a success with more than 100 people in attendance and over 65 live and silent auction items. Notable auction items included an Atlanta United Jersey signed by… Read More
Transnational Conference on the Future of Legal Education, the Practice of Law, and the Judiciary
Disruption in the Legal Sector: How Technology Can Enable Educators, Students, Lawyers, and Judges Around the Globe to Stabilize the Sector and Provide Access to Justice February 9-12, 15-18, 2021, via Zoom The Institute for Global Understanding of Rule of Law at Bahçeşehir Üniversitesi (IGUL), in partnership with Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School and Mitchell… Read More
Preparing for Law School
There is no single path that best prepares an individual for success in law school or the practice of law. Successful law students come from many walks of life and educational backgrounds. Some enter law school directly from undergraduate school without any work experience while others begin their legal education significantly later in life and… Read More
Wondering If You “Belong” in Law School? Feeling Like an Imposter? Part 2
Don’t worry. It’s completely normal. Part 2 Written by: Scot Goins, Director of Academic Achievement and Bar Success Introduction: Law Students and Impostor Syndrome In Part 1 of this post, we discussed how students here at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) or any law school, can fall victim to negative self-talk and doubts. The… Read More
CLEO and AJMLS recently presented Road to Law School, a prelaw seminar
In conjunction with The Council on Legal Education Opportunity (“CLEO”), Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (“AJMLS”) recently presented Road to Law School, a prelaw seminar. CLEO is a national organization that was founded in 1968 to expand opportunities for minority and low-income students to attend law school.* The Road To Law School seminar aims to provide Freshmen… Read More
Professor Van Detta Named the John E. Ryan Professor of International Business & Workplace Law
Dean Richardson Lynn is pleased to announce that the Board of Directors of Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, in recognition of Professor Jeffrey Van Detta’s distinguished service to the law school, his excellence as a teacher, and the breadth and depth of his scholarship, has conferred upon him a named Chair in Law: The John… Read More
New Savannah Law School Begins Accepting Applications for Fall 2012
Savannah Law School (SLS), a branch of ABA-accredited Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS), yesterday began accepting applications for its inaugural Fall 2012 class. Prospective students can apply to SLS via their smart phone or tablet atm.savannahlawschool.org or on their laptop or personal computer at www.savannahlawschool.org/apply. SLS is only the second law school enabling students to apply… Read More
Wondering If You “Belong” in Law School? Feeling Like an Imposter? Part 1
Don’t worry. It’s completely normal. Part 1 Written by: Scot Goins, Director of Academic Achievement and Bar Success Introduction: Law Students and Impostor Syndrome If you are like many law students over the years here at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (‘AJMLS’), you can probably relate, at least in part, to the following quote: “I… Read More
Professor Rapping Gives Keynote Address at University of Iowa Law School
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Professor Jon Rapping was recently the keynote speaker at the University of Iowa Law School’s “Fifty Years of Gideon” symposium. Professor Rapping was chosen based to his work with Gideon’s Promise, his nonprofit organization that works to inspire, mobilize and train legal professionals to provide the highest quality defense representation… Read More
Professor Rapping Receives the INSPIRE Award from Cardozo School of Law
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School professor Jonathan Rapping was recently awarded the INSPIRE Award from Cardozo School of Law in New York City. The award was given to Professor Rapping, President and Founder of Gideon’s Promise, because of his work with an organization that inspires, mobilizes and trains legal professionals to provide the highest quality… Read More
GABWA Features AJMLS Office of Financial Aid in a Law School 101 Interview
The Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys (GABWA) recently interviewed former AJMLS Financial Aid Counselor, Montre Everett on their talk show “Legally Speaking”. The segment titled “Law School 101” featured Everett alongside a Georgia State University College of Law Admissions Coordinator. As always, Everett provided current, relevant and insightful financial aid information and advice. The… Read More
AJMLS Director of Admissions Tells the AJC ‘It’s Never Too Late for Law School’
In a recent interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, AJMLS Director of Admissions Rebecca Stafford spoke with Martha Foster about the why nontraditional students thrive at our law school. “We take a very holistic approach, taking into account the applicant’s experience and ability to overcome life’s obstacles,” Stafford said. “When students apply, we encourage them to… Read More
CLEO Road to Law School
The Council on Legal Education Opportunity (“CLEO”) is a national organization that was founded in 1968 to expand opportunities for minority and low-income students to attend law school. CLEO is hosting Road to Law School seminar at AJMLS. In order to participate in the Seminar, you must be either a low-income, minority, or otherwise disadvantaged student. This… Read More
LL.M. Graduate Speaks at Northeastern University School of Law Symposium
Christina Harris Schwinn is a recent graduate from the inaugural cohort of the LL.M. in Employment Law program at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. As a final project, Schwinn and her classmates presented a Thesis Presentation at the law school. As a result of the thesis, which has been submitted for publication, Northeastern University School… Read More
Alumnus David Lee Windecher Publishes Book, Credits Law School
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Alumnus, David Lee Windecher (’12), has chronicled his extraordinary life journey of going from defendant to defense attorney in his soon to be released book* “AmerIcan Dream: HisStory in the Making”. He hopes to utilize his personal story to inspire others to overcome challenges and pursue their dreams. “John Marshall gave me… Read More
AJMLS Street Law Program Educates and Inspires Local High School Students
January 2014 For the second year, Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School is partnering with the Northern District of Georgia’s United States Attorney’s Office to host a Street Law Program at Booker T. Washington high school. The first year’s program was such as success that a second program was met with universal enthusiasm. This year’s program… Read More
Professor Rapping Named the 2013 Public Interest Scholar in Residence at Touro Law School
Professor Jon Rapping was recently selected as the 2013 Public Interest Scholar in Residence at Touro Law School. Through the Distinguished Public Interest Lawyer in Residence Program, Touro Law Center recognizes attorneys who have made significant contributions to society by representation of individuals or groups historically denied access to justice. Honorees visit the Law Center… Read More
Three Factors to Consider When Choosing a Law School
The Lawyerist.com recently posted an article geared toward helping prospective law students choose the right school to attend. Author Tyler White recalls his journey to becoming a 1L and provides important advice for those looking to pursue a legal education. According to White, there are three key factors to consider when shopping for the right… Read More
Are You Making the Most of Your Law School Visit?
This is the time of year when students are planning visits to various law schools across the country. Whether you’re a prospective student or admitted student, US News & World Report strongly suggest visiting schools in order to make a well-informed decision. Author, Shawn O’Connor, details how to make the most of your law school visit and… Read More
Understanding Loan Repayment Plans
Student borrowers may repay their student loans through one of several repayment plans. Below is a list of each type of plan. Click on each type of plan to read about how each type differs and decide which one is best for you: Standard Repayment Plan Graduated Repayment Plan Extended Repayment Plan Income-Based Repayment (IBR)… Read More
Law School Students Help Adopt a Family for the Holidays
On behalf of the AJMLS Department of Recruitment and Marketing and its Student Ambassadors, we would like to thank everyone for your generous donations and candy gram purchases. We collected more than $700 for the family. Your commitment to helping our Adopt-A-Family program is sincerely appreciated. Because of your generosity, we were able to further… Read More
Pre Law Advisor and Graduate School Counselor Outreach
Welcome! Thank you for your interest in Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. Pre-law advisors and graduate school counselors play such an important role in student success, before and after the law school admissions process. The Office of Admissions created this page specifically for those that advise students and recent graduates with their law school options…. Read More
Savannah Law School Announces First Faculty Appointments
Savannah Law School (SLS), a branch of the ABA-accredited Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS), today announced the first faculty appointments to the school that will open later this year. Marc Roark, currently an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of LaVerne College of Law in Ontario, CA, was named Associate Professor to teach… Read More
Professor Jonathan Rapping Helps Facilitate Trial Advocacy Workshop at Harvard Law School
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Professor and Director of the Criminal Justice Certificate Program, Jonathan A. Rapping, helped to facilitate the Trial Advocacy Workshop for law students at Harvard Law School January 9-10, 2019. In addition to his roles at AJMLS, Professor Rapping serves as the President and Founder of Gideon’s Promise, is a Visiting Professor of Law… Read More
1st Annual Law School Diversity Panel at GSU
Event: The Multi-Bar Leadership Council invites you to our 1st Annual Law School Diversity Panel, “Leveraging Your Strengths to Strategically Navigate Your Career” Date: 10/9/2018 Time: 12:00 to 1:00 p.m., and 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Where: Georgia State University College of Law Who: All law students What: “Diversity does not simply mean the inclusion of people of different… Read More
Access Series Part 1: Thinking About Law School and Beyond…
Webinar for Prospective Students. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School and Savannah Law School are dedicated to providing access to a high-quality program of legal education for qualified applicants. In this first of a two-part series, you will learn about how you can prepare for the law school application process as well as access resources to assist you as you prepare… Read More
AJMLS Ranked Top School for Criminal Law by preLaw Magazine for 4th Year
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) is pleased to report its most recent “A” ranking as a top school for criminal law by preLaw Magazine. The 2022 top ranking marks the fourth year in a row receiving the distinguished nod. Since 2011, AJMLS has proudly offered a specialized curriculum to students interested in the field… Read More
Criminal Law Society, GAWL, Public Interest Law Society Present: Public Interest Law Day
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.
Savannah Law School Class of 2020 Commencement
We are pleased to announce that Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School will hold the Savannah Law School Class of 2020 Juris Doctor Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, December 4, 2021, at The Historic Savannah Theatre. Details The graduation ceremony will begin at 9:30 a.m. However, graduates are to arrive at 8:30 a.m. for robing, rehearsal, and… Read More
Law School Graduation: Appreciate the Moment
Written by: Scot Goins, Assistant Dean of Academic Achievement and Bar Success Law school graduation is an easy thing to overlook. For the past years, you have been stressing about arriving at this point in your life, and yet now that final exams are over the entire world seems to be encouraging you to solely focus… Read More
So You Want to go to Law School, Now What?: Part 1
Are you interested in law school, but have no idea where to begin? Join this informative webinar to learn essential tips as you begin your journey towards earning your law degree. In the first installment of this two-part webinar series we will focus on undergraduate and post graduate work and preparing for the Law School… Read More
Law School Brief
Welcome to AABS’s Law School Brief! Here you will find advice, tips, strategies, and information to help you perform at your best academically, intellectually, and emotionally throughout your law school journey and beyond. Whether you are pre-law, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, or a graduate taking the bar exam, we have something for you.
Webinar- Preparing for Law School: The Transition
Are you getting ready to begin your law school education? This webinar is a great opportunity to help you prepare for law school. Please join us as we share tips on how to transition to being a first-year law student. We will discuss the financial aid process and share what tools you will need to be… Read More
Serena Nunn: From Prison to University of Michigan Law School to Public Defender
Criminal Justice Honors Program Presents: Serena Nunn: From Prison to University of Michigan Law School to Public Defender What is the appropriate penalty for falling for a drug dealer at age 19? Serena Nunn got 16 years. Hear how she went from inmate to law school graduate and what she learned along the way…. Read More
So You Want to go to Law School, Now What?: Part 2
Are you interested in law school, but have no idea where to begin? Join this informative webinar to learn essential tips as you begin your journey towards earning your law degree. In the follow-up installment of this two-part series we will discuss the application process including, personal statements, resumes, letters of recommendation, academic records and… Read More
Law School Brief
Law School Brief
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Free Webinar: Preparing for Law School
RSVP The purpose of this webinar is to discuss what steps you should be taking to prepare for your entrance into the Fall 2016 class. Specifically, the webinar is designed to address topics such as academics, financial aid and relocation.
How To Succeed in Law School Question and Answer Session
Please refer to the Weekly Events email for the Zoom link.