#EmoryLaw Professor Mark Nevitt explains why Trump’s federalization of policing raises significant legal questions in Just Security. Read more: https://www.justsecurity.org/119337/podcast-wjh-federalization-dc-police/

#EmoryLaw Professor Alex Zhang breaks down what to expect from the 2025 tax bill in a recent interview with WXIA 11Alive. Watch here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/5hh555pkom70d0is0qrv0/WXIA-Emory-Law-Alex-Zhang-8-21-25.mp4?rlkey=e9g1cszx39l4mi80xqijork7p&e=1&dl=0

#EmoryLaw professor Morgan Cloud Davis discusses how an ICE federal statute is creating fear and “complete chaos” in Georgia. Read more from 11Alive News Investigates: https://bit.ly/4mTVvFu

#EmoryLaw Professor Ifeoma Ajunwa explains how hiring platforms deter older candidates from applying for jobs. Read more in DNYUZ: https://dnyuz.com/2025/08/21/older-americans-in-their-80s-are-applying-for-jobs-and-hitting-a-wall/

We extend our thanks to Prof. Nicholas Parrillo of Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) for speaking at our faculty colloquium on Wednesday, September, and for his excellent presentation, ”Administrative Law as a Choice of Business Strategy.” #TeamEmoryLaw

#EmoryLaw professor Andrew Jennings writes in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on why Georgia’s Securities Commission lags behind other states. Read the article: https://www.ajc.com/news/2025/08/after-first-liberty-collapse-raffensperger-pushes-for-fraud-fighting-powers/

#EmoryLaw professor Michael Broyde writes for Canopy Forum on how to balance faith and inclusion in the federal workplace. Read the article: https://canopyforum.org/2025/08/27/balancing-faith-and-inclusion-in-the-federal-workplace/

#EmoryLaw professor Deepa Das Acevedo offers “A Field Guide to Legal Anthropology” in Inquisitive magazine. Read the article: https://inquisitivemag.org/articles/field-guide/a-field-guide-to-legal-anthropology/

Professor Mark Nevitt of #EmoryLaw explains how Trump may face legal challenges to using military funds for a border wall in Task & Purpose. Read more: https://taskandpurpose.com/news/dod-200-million-border-wall/

We extend our thanks to Prof.Andrew Chin of UNC School of Law (@unc_law) for speaking at our faculty colloquium Wednesday, September 3rd and for his excellent presentation, ‘”The Black Box Presidency.” We appreciate you sharing your valuable insights. #TeamEmoryLaw

Professor Michael J. Barron of #EmoryLaw tells WSB-TV that judges should exercise greater discretion when handling violent offenders. Read more: https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/man-accused-shooting-someone-atlanta-skate-park-twice-one-month/FJFFAG32URGBRL74YKYEWQ26M4/

Professor Mark Nevitt of #EmoryLaw shares eight key takeaways from the Texas flood tragedy in Lawfare. Read the analysis: https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/eight-takeaways-from-the-texas-flood-tragedy

Professor Sara Zdeb of #EmoryLaw speaks with the BBC on whether future Trump judicial nominees could be selected for loyalty. Read the article: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g2n74lv00o

Professor Mark Nevitt of #EmoryLaw joins the AGG Talks Podcast to discuss the legal challenges of climate resilience in economic development. Listen here: https://www.agg.com/news-insights/publications/agg-talks-development-podcast-series/

Professor Andrew Jennings of #EmoryLaw highlights the critical role state securities regulators play in addressing misconduct, amid coverage of Georgia’s regulatory gaps. Read more in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: https://bit.ly/3UMuQOt

Professor Michael Broyde of #EmoryLaw discusses the OPM memo on proselytizing in the workplace, noting its delicate balance between faith inclusion and legal limits. Read more in Bloomberg Law: https://bit.ly/3HUDLKK

Professor John Acevedo of #EmoryLaw explains Attorney General Chris Carr’s lawsuit challenging Savannah’s gun regulations. Read more from 11Alive: https://www.11alive.com/video/news/local/11alive-news-the-take-carrs-lawsuit-targets-savannah-gun-rules-8825/85-4a9a3efc-fded-44d3-a9b4-e4645e438ff4

#EmoryLaw professor Mark Nevitt explains why Trump’s use of the National Guard in DC is tenuous from a legal perspective. Read The Economist: https://econ.st/4oQc2vo

#EmoryLaw professor Mary Dudziak notes that “it’s hard to find a historical analogy of what Trump is doing,” as questions mount over presidential authority in DC. Read more via Christian Science Monitor: https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2025/0812/trump-dc-police-national-guard

Lawrence argues that funding delays weaken transparency, making government less accountable to citizens. Read more via Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trump-could-soon-challenge-congress-with-rare-funding-cancellation-2025-08-15/ #EmoryLaw

Nevitt analyzes Trump’s authority over the National Guard in Washington, DC, raising key questions about presidential power and local control. Read more via Just Security: https://www.justsecurity.org/119178/trump-national-guard-dc/

Here’s a roundup of #EmoryLaw faculty in the news recently, offering insight on national spending, education policy, and the courts. Read Emory Law in the News: https://law.emory.edu/news-and-events/in-the-news/2025/index.html

#EmoryLaw Professor Tonja Jacobi will present her research on Supreme Court oral arguments at the Emeritus Lunch Colloquium on May 5 at 11:30 a.m. Her work examines judicial patterns, gender dynamics, and advocacy. emeritus.emory.edu/programs/lun...

#EmoryLaw’s Terri Montague shares insights on affordable housing in Atlanta Trend’s “Renting, the Roots Way,” highlighting how Roots is rethinking wealth building for renters. Read more: www.bluetoad.com/publication/...

Congratulations to Professor Deepa Das Acevedo, who was recently named as a Research Impact Faculty Fellow by the Emory University Office of the Senior Vice President for Research: research.emory.edu/research_imp... #TeamEmoryLaw #ELAWThoughtLeaders

#EmoryLaw Prof. Ifeoma Ajunwa speaks to @huffpost.com about 23andMe’s bankruptcy and why Black Americans face unique risks in the sale of genetic data. Read at: www.huffpost.com/entry/23andm...

Defense Secretary Hegseth’s plan to replace top military legal officers raises concerns about the future of military justice. #EmoryLaw professor Mark Nevitt (@marknevitt.bsky.social), a former Navy JAG, shares insights on national security. Read more via NPR: www.npr.org/2025/03/06/n...

How do executive orders shape immigration enforcement? #EmoryLaw professor @marknevitt.bsky.social, a national security expert, shares insights on the legal and policy implications of recent executive actions. Read more: www.newsfromthestates.com/article/how-...

How's AI reshaping healthcare—and what are the risks? Professor Jessica Roberts, of #EmoryLaw discusses the role of AI in medicine, the potential for bias, and how policy can help protect patients. #TeamEmoryLaw aihealth.emory.edu/news-and-eve...

Professor Ifeoma Ajunwa examines AI, labor, and economic justice in AI and Captured Capital (Yale Law Journal Forum). Her work explores how AI-driven management impacts worker rights and automation. #EmoryLaw #TeamEmoryLaw 🔗 Read more: www.yalelawjournal.org/forum/ai-and...

Due to ongoing hazardous weather conditions, Emory University campuses, including Oxford College, will continue to operate remotely on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Updates and additional information may be found through the Emory Safe app and at www.emory.edu.

Emory University campuses, including Oxford College, will move to remote operations on Tuesday, January 21, because of hazardous weather conditions and dangerously cold temperatures. Updates and additional information may be found through the Emory Safe app and at www.emory.edu.

Professor Mark Nevitt of #EmoryLaw spoke with Fox 5 Atlanta about the potential use of the Insurrection Act for mass deportations, warning of its impact on civil liberties; emphasizing families knowing their rights under the new administration. Watch here: www.fox5atlanta.com/news/georgia...

On January 15, 2025, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, #EmoryLaw hosted the annual lecture, “The Injustice of Poverty: King’s Fight for Economic Equality,” exploring the intersection of justice, poverty, and economic equality. Watch: youtu.be/HQWXHRFXPK0?... #TeamEmoryLaw #MLKDay

Reflecting on Dr. King’s legacy, the 2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Lecture will explore “The Injustice of Poverty: King’s Fight for Economic Equality" on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, at noon. Register to attend at: emorylaw.wufoo.com/forms/2025-e...

Professor Alexander 'Sasha' Volokh (@VolokhC) recently filed an amicus brief supporting a cert petition in a horseracing regulation case from the Fifth Circuit: reason.com/volokh/2024/.... Read the full brief: www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24... Brief.pdf #EmoryLaw #ELAWThoughtLeaders

Professor S.I. Strong led the season finale of the ‘Tales of the Tribunal'  podcast to discuss her journey from her California upbringing to how she became an expert in international arbitration law. Listen now: www.podbean.com/ew/pb-n84hv-... #EmoryLaw #ELAWThoughtLeaders

Professors Ifeoma Ajunwa (@iajunwa.bsky.social), Kevin Quinn and Stacie Strong were recently honored on Nov. 14 during Emory University’s 2024 Celebration of Faculty Eminence: news.emory.edu/stories/2024.... #EmoryLaw #ELAWThoughtLeaders

Kudos to Josh Blackman 25L! His comment in @emorylawjournal.bsky.social Vol. 74 analyzes the business of college athletics, particularly the development of the NIL market following key court decisions & state legislative measures: scholarlycommons.law.emory.edu/elj/vol74/is... #ELAWThoughtLeaders

Thanks to Margo Bagley @emorylaw.bsky.social for this thoughtful & generous Jotwell @jotwell.bsky.social review of “Amazon’s Quiet Overhaul of the Trademark System,” my forthcoming article w/ @markpmckenna.bsky.social in California Law Review @ucberkeleylaw.bsky.social ip.jotwell.com/fraud-delays...

Prof. Margo Bagley co-authored an article in @sciencemagazine discussing new benefit-sharing principles for digital sequence information: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Richard D. Freer has been appointed the next dean of @emorylaw.bsky.social, effective July 1, 2024. He currently serves as Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law and is a renowned expert on civil procedure, an award-winning teacher and an experienced leader. law.emory.edu/news-and-eve...