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June 2026
2:
Outfoxing Doxing: Why We Should Criminalize Vigilante Harassment on the Internet: Part Four
June 2026
2:
Outfoxing Doxing: Why We Should Criminalize Vigilante Harassment on the Internet: Part Three
June 2026
1:
Law, Narrative, and Health
June 2026
1:
Regulating Psychological Wellness Grifters
June 2026
1:
A Social Prescription for Loneliness: How Regulation Can Help Prevent a Tsunami of Health Problems Through Social Connection
June 2026
1:
Bodies in the Beds: How REITs, Private Equity Firms, and County Hospitals Monetize Nursing Home Residents as Real Estate Acquisitions
June 2026
1:
Addressing Homelessness and Hunger Through a Human Rights Approach Focused on Collective Responses
June 2026
1:
Staying Off the Android’s Couch: Examining the Burgeoning Regulatory Response to AI Chatbots in Mental Health Care
June 2026
1:
Foreword
April 2026
1:
Salmonella in Poultry: Tackling an Age-Old Issue in an Evolving Era of Agency Scrutiny
April 2026
1:
Trapped in Time: Georgia’s Juvenile Lifers and The Fight for Real Justice After Miller and Jones
April 2026
1:
Prescribing Drug Advertising Regulations in the Age of Social Media
April 2026
1:
Child Custody Presumptions: From Fault and Gender to Equal Time
April 2026
1:
How the Roberts Court Killed Originalism
April 2026
1:
Affordable Housing Cooperatives as Shared Equity Homeownership: Part II – Organizational Law, Resource Governance and a Corrective-Distributive Approach
March 2026
5:
Outfoxing Doxing: Why We Should Criminalize Vigilante Harassment on the Internet: Part Two
February 2026
1:
Addressing The Inadequacies of Defamation Law As a Method of Stopping Disinformation: The Possibilities of Post-Adjudication Injunctive Relief
February 2026
1:
Undue Burdens: Georgia’s Life Act and Its Disporportionate Impact on Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
February 2026
1:
Penalty Box: The Eighth Amendment’s Role in the FBAR Penalties Game
February 2026
1:
Affordable Housing Cooperatives as Shared Equity Homeownership: Part I – An Expanded View of Organizational Law and its Governance Dimensions
February 2026
1:
The Federal Death Penalty as a Sign of the Times
February 2026
1:
The Free Exercise of Religion as a Privilege
January 2026
8:
Health, Well-Being and the Law: The 31st Georgia State University Law Review Symposium
December 2025
1:
SB 68. - Civil Practice
December 2025
1:
SB 12 - Inspection of Public Records
December 2025
1:
SB 36 - Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act
December 2025
1:
SB 185 - Penal Institutions
December 2025
1:
HB 150 - Postsecondary Education
December 2025
1:
HB 127 - Education Generally
December 2025
1:
SB 1 - Elementary, Secondary, and Postsecondary Education
December 2025
1:
HB 268 - Elementary and Secondary Education
December 2025
1:
SB 244 - Criminal Procedure
December 2025
1:
HB 582 - Defenses to Criminal Prosecutions
December 2025
1:
SB 79 - Controlled Substances
December 2025
1:
SB 69 - Litigation Financing Practices
December 2025
1:
SB 144 - Plant Disease, Pest Control, and Pesticides
October 2025
17:
Outfoxing Doxing: Why We Should Criminalize Vigilante Harassment on the Internet: Part One
June 2025
14:
Foreward: The Law of Shoulds
June 2025
14:
An Introduction to Legal Moralism
June 2025
14:
What's Freedom Got to do With It? Occupational Freedom and the Illusion of Choice
June 2025
14:
Taxing Morality: How Tax Law Defines Wealth, Justice, and Fairness
June 2025
14:
Medication Abortion and the Mails: The Ghost of Anthony Comstock Rides Again?
June 2025
14:
Sex and Control in Redeemer Georgia
June 2025
14:
How to Start (or Stop) a War on Crime: A Conceptual Cookbook
April 2025
17:
Biogas Subsidies and the Increase in Consolidation on Industrial Hog Operations
April 2025
17:
A Broken Record: A Statutory Solution to Fixing Music Copyright Infringement’s Biggest Problem
April 2025
17:
Tipped Out: Would Ending Involvement in the FLSA Tip Credit System Improve Georgia’s Restaurant Wages?
April 2025
17:
Is Discrimination Unfair?
April 2025
17:
Government-Backed Insurance for Artificial Intelligence Technologies
April 2025
17:
A Legislative Foundation for Foundation Models
April 2025
16:
Editorial Board 2024–2025
April 2025
10:
The Illusion of Consent: Rethinking Privacy Online
April 2025
7:
Just Like Us: MDL Is Eating Weedkiller
April 2025
7:
Tax Evasion and Judicial Oversight: Examining the Circuit Split on Conservation Easements
April 2025
7:
Okefen-Not-Okay: Georgia’s Wetlands Are in Danger
April 2025
7:
Parchment Rights in Treacherous Hands: The History and Future of Georgia’s “Social Status Provision”
April 2025
7:
White Rabbit Bankruptcy Appeals: The (Unconstitutional) Jurisdictional Significance of Being Late
April 2025
7:
Vindicating Retirees
February 2025
23:
Beltline Rail IV: The Great Urban Gamble
February 2025
12:
The Law of Shoulds: Georgia State University College of Law's 30th Annual Law Review Symposium
February 2025
3:
Announcing the 2024–2025 GSU Law Review Board
January 2025
3:
HB 420: Amendments Relating to Foreign Ownership of Land
January 2025
3:
SB 351: Protecting Georgia’s Children on Social Media Act of 2024
January 2025
3:
HB 353: Georgia Lottery for Education Act
January 2025
3:
HB 301: Proposals Relating to Undocumented Immigrant Reporting
January 2025
3:
HB 300: Amendments Relating to Solar Power
January 2025
3:
SB 332: Amendments Relating to the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission
January 2025
3:
SB 233: The Georgia Promise Scholarship Act
January 2025
3:
SB 189: Amendments Relating to Elections and Primaries
January 2025
3:
SB 63: Adding Offenses Requiring Bail
January 2025
3:
HB 1409: Limiting Liability for Mental Health Care Providers
January 2025
3:
HB 1339: Reforming Certificate of Need
January 2025
3:
HB 1105: Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024
January 2025
3:
HB 1201: Providing Protections for Victims of Human Trafficking
January 2025
3:
HB 404: The Safe at Home Act
January 2025
2:
Review of Selected 2024 Georgia Legislation
December 2024
13:
Beltline Rail III: Advocacy Groups Then and Now
November 2024
3:
Tackling the Tacking Doctrine
November 2024
1:
Beltline Rail II: Funding Public Transit and the Beltline
October 2024
1:
Beltline Rail? A Conversation Between Walter Brown and Matthew Rao
October 2024
1:
Beltline Rail I: Setting the Scene—Nimbys and Yimbys Take on Atlanta
June 2024
19:
The Keynote Address to Georgia State University College of Law's 29th Annual Law Review Symposium - Access to AI Justice: A Global Response to a Global Crisis
June 2024
19:
Warhol, Drake, and Deepfakes: Monetizing the Right of Publicity in the Generative AI Era
June 2024
19:
A(I)ccess to Justice: How AI and Ethics Opinions Approving Limited Scope Representation Support Legal Market Consolidation
June 2024
19:
Robot Lawyers Don’t Have Disciplinary Hearings—Real Lawyers Do: The Ethical Risks and Responses in Using Generative Artificial Intelligence
June 2024
19:
Bridging the Gap to Every American: How a National Regulatory Sandbox Can Prompt Radical Collaboration to Adopt Legal Artificial Intelligence Tools
June 2024
19:
AI Diversity and the Future of “Fair” Legal AI
June 2024
19:
Introduction: AI in 2024: A Year of Crossroads and Decisions
May 2024
25:
The U.S. Dual Banking System and Interest Rate Exportation: Challenging the Valid-When-Made Doctrine in California v. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
May 2024
25:
Implementing Information Fiduciaries
May 2024
25:
The Georgian Case for Harmless Constitutional Error Reform
May 2024
25:
A Case for the Ages: Thompson and Preserving the ADEA Statutory Time to File
May 2024
25:
Federal Powers in a Pandemic
May 2024
25:
Constitutional Interpretation and Zombie Provisions
May 2024
25:
What Are “The Usual Burdens of Voting”?
May 2024
14:
Ethical Algorithms: Navigating AI in Legal Practice for a Just Jurisprudence
March 2024
1:
Arrests: Legal and Illegal
March 2024
1:
Judging the Judiciary
March 2024
1:
Social Ecology, Preventive Intervention, and the Administrative Transformation of the Criminal Legal System
March 2024
1:
Misrepresentations in Labor Trafficking: State Laws as an Alternative Theory of Liability for Recruiters
