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Meet The Lawyers Who Are Meeting The Moment With Innovative Legal Strategies In Pursuit Of Liberty And Justice For All. Hosted and provided by CCJI and CHALLSA · Dinner provided by CHALLSA · CLE Credit PendingCome Eat, Learn, and Get Involved Thursday, September 10, 2026 · 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (evening students will be... Read More The post Criminal and Civil Justice Institute: Civil Rights,…
At Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, student success is built on more than individual effort—it’s supported by a dedicated team committed to helping students succeed from the classroom to the bar exam. The Academic Achievement and Bar Success (AABS) program continues to expand its impact through personalized academic support, subject-specific coaching, and faculty-led workshops designed... Read…
Professor Lance McMillian, creator of the best-selling Atlanta Murder Squad crime series, recently appeared at the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals to discuss the craft of writing and the rise of artificial intelligence to summer interns working in both courts. Justice Carla Wong McMillian of the Supreme Court hosted the event. Drawing on his... Read More The post Professor Lance…
Professor Suparna Malempati recently shared updates on developments involving the U.S. Supreme Court and the Supreme Court of Georgia at the State Bar of Georgia CLE program. The program, Staying Current and Competent: Ethics, Emerging Technologies, and Practice Updates for Georgia Lawyers, was held on April 30, 2026. As part of the program, Professor Malempati... Read More The post Professor…
The Criminal and Civil Justice Institute (CCJI) at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) continued building momentum throughout the Spring and Summer semesters, providing students with opportunities to develop practical lawyering skills, engage with leaders in the legal profession, and gain meaningful experience serving communities in need. Building on the Institute’s work from the Fall...…
Criminal and Civil Justice Institute (CCJI) students at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Boz DelMundo, Kamryn Bunn, Erika Gomez, and Reina Brutomesso were recently featured in The Daily Report on Law.com for their work supporting a successful immigration bond hearing in partnership with Sanctuary of the South Managing Partner Katherine “Katie” Holloway Blankenship. The... Read More The…
The 2025-2026 Law Journal Editorial Board and its Faculty Advisor Editor since 2015, Professor Van Detta, are pleased to announce the election of the six new members of the Editorial Board of the Law Journal for 2026-2027. Be sure to visit the Law Journal site here to see all past publications. Adrianna Prosdocimo Editor-in-Chief Adrianna Prosdocimo, a... Read More The post AJMLS Law Journal…
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) proudly congratulates alumna Antonette “Toni” Igbenoba (’17) on leading the State Bar of Georgia’s Privacy & Technology Law Section as it was named the 2025–2026 Section of the Year. Igbenoba traveled to Jacksonville, Florida, for the State Bar of Georgia Annual Meeting, where she accepted the award on behalf... Read More The post Alumna Antonette “Toni”…
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) was featured in the May/June 2026 issue of The Atlanta Lawyer, with recognition highlighting both the institution’s commitment to experiential legal education and the scholarly contributions of its faculty and Law Journal. The issue showcases AJMLS as a place where legal education, public service, and thought leadership intersect, demonstrating... Read…
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Professor Jonathan Rapping recently spoke to high school students at the Gate City Bar Association’s Twentieth Annual Justice Robert Benham Law Camp, held at Georgia State University College of Law. Professor Rapping, Faculty Director of the Criminal and Civil Justice Institute (CCJI), addressed students as part of the camp’s... Read More The post…
