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Advocate, Fall 1977, Vol. 13, No. 3, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Dean's Annual Report Message; Law Day 1977; Graduation; Sibley Lecturer: H.L.A. Hart; International Visitors; Special Institutes; Faculty News; Faculty Publications; Student Awards; Student Organizations; Alumni News; Annual Giving Honor Roll; Calendar of Events

Advocate, Spring 1977, Vol. 13, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Beaird Named Dean; Law School Fund Drive Revived; All Systems Functioning; Class of 1976 Scatters; Student Organizations Busy; Ideas on Clinical Education; Visitors of Note; Sibley Lecturer: Judicial Activism; Placement Become Full-Time; The Recruited: New Faculty; Faculty Publications and Activities; Cody Memorial Scholarship; Distinguished Service Scrolls; The New Lawyers: A Roster

Clinical Education: A Report To The Faculty, University Of Georgia School Of Law

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The increased student interest in clinical education at the University of Georgia, as manifested by the Symposium held here last spring, lead to the formation of the ad hoc Faculty Committee on Clinical Education. The Committee's basic purpose was to examine clinical legal education at the University and to formulate clinical programs which would improve and in some instances increase student opportunities in this phase of the law school's curriculum.

This report presents the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee. The report consists of a brief description of the major trends in American legal education over the last 100 years …

University Of Georgia School Of Law Blueprint For Excellence, 1976, J. Ralph Beaird

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This 34-page spiral bound booklet includes a detailed strategic plan for the University of Georgia School of Law. Although portions of the planning booklet are works of the collective departments at the School of Law, the plan bears the Dean of the Law School's name as author, J. Ralph Beaird. In the introduction Beaird notes that the blueprint goal is to provide an "objective appraisal o four past as well as a purposeful and specific plan for the future". He goes on to outline that "the analysis will be concerned with the 'four pillars' of quality education - students, instruction, …

Tightening Clinical Training : Improvements In Legal Education Support Programs : Final Report, Student Bar Association Symposium On Clinical Legal Education, University Of Georgia School Of Law

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Within the last decade, Langdell's case method of legal education has ceased to be the exclusive means of instruction in the Nation's law schools. The increasing support of the traditional academic curriculum at Georgia with seminars, simulation and burgeoning clinical programs clearly demonstrates that legal education here is no longer inextricably bound to the case method.

Underlying the recent trend among law schools to revitalize the academic curriculum with supplementary practical experience is the growing realization of a public obligation to produce technically competent and professional lawyers by graduation. Defining clinical legal education as "lawyer-client work by a law student, …

Advocate, Spring 1976, Vol. 12, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Dean Alford Departs; Phillips Fills Pro Tempore Office; Faculty: Innovative Teaching; Bar Results: Admission Data; Job Survey: After One Year; Lumpkin Revisited; Sibley Lecturer and Douglas; Student News; Alumni Officers; Georgia's Leader in CLE; Distinguished Service Scrolls; Class of 1975 Roster; Alumni Giving Record

Advocate, Spring 1975, Vol. 11, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Law School to Public Office; Rights of Juveniles; A Year at Harvard; Faculty Publication; Rare find in an Old Book; Convocations; Guest Lecturers; Update on Legal Aid; News Around School; Student News; To the Class of 1974; Distinguished Service Scrolls; Announcements

Advocate, Fall 1974, Vol. 10, No. 3, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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The Dean's View

UGA Law Day 1974

First Time Senior Events

In Retrospect: a Year, a Decade

Faculty Activities 1973-74

Courts Report

Latin American Colloquium

Lecturers

Alumni

University Professor

Employment Roll Call

Advocate, Spring 1974, Vol. 10, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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The Administration

Chief Justice Warren

Sentell's Famous Tort Case

Trial Practice: Judge Chilivis

Factors Affecting Admission

Gellhorn on Obscenity

For and About Students

Focus on New Faculty

Of Interest to Alumni

Law School on Display

Talmadge

Law School Association Council

P.A.D. Directory 1973-74, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

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The members and associates of the Stephens Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International have prepared this 1973-74 edition of the University of Georgia Law School Directory as part of our continuing program of service to the student, the law school and the profession. We hope that it will be helpful to you, and that it will contribute to building a feeling of community within the law school.

Advocate, Winter 1973, Vol. 9, No. 1

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Library Shelves 200,000th Volume
State Bar Exam Results
Job Placement Outlook
Alumni Seminar Law Speakers
Class of 1972
Wyzanski-Sibley Lecture
Wilner on International Law
Law Day Preview
Board of Visitors Addition
Extension Programs: Kates and Cook
Student Organizations on the Move
New People
Dean's View

P.A.D. Directory 1972-73, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

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The members and associates of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International have prepared this 1972-73 edition of the University of Georgia Law School Directory as part of our continuing program of service to the student, the law school and the profession. We hope that it will be helpful to you, and that it will contribute to building a feeling of community within the law school.

Advocate, Spring 1972, Vol. 8, No. 2, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Table of Contents

• Report of the Dean
• Do We Need "No-Fault"?
• The Bar Examination--Why?
• Mock Law Office
• Moot Court--'71-'72
• Law Day '72
• Around the School
• Alumni Notes

P.A.D. Directory 1971-72, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

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The brothers and associates of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity have prepared this 1971-72 edition of the University of Georgia law School Directory as part of our continuing program of service to the students, the law school, and the profession. We hope that it will be helpful to you, and that it will contribute to building a feeling of community within the law school.

Advocate, Fall 1971, Vol. 8, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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Table of Contents

Report of the Dean

Admissions Dilemma

There's A Change A'comin

Around the School

Alumni Notes

Bryant Thomas Catellow

Advocate, Fall 1970, Vol. 7, No. 2, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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PREVENTIVE LAW by Dr. Eugene Odum

INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION

TOWARD A MULTI-STATE BAR EXAM

LAW SCHOOL NEWS

ORGANIZED CRIME SYMPOSIUM

AN AFTERNOON WITH JEANNETTE RANKIN

ALUMNI NOTES

A CONVERSATION WITH PROFESSOR ROGERS

THE DOUBLE EDGED SWORD

EDITORIAL OPINION: THE LIVING CADAVERS

Advocate, Fall 1970, Vol. 7, No. 1, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

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CONTENTS

Articles

• Legal Dilemmas in Exercising Misdemeanor Jurisdiction by Judge Daniel Duke
• Corrections and Reform by Governor Lester Maddox
• Corrections and Reform: A Second Look by Gail McKenzie
• Teachers Go To Prison by Roy Kendall
• Elimination and Prevention of Organized Crime in Georgia by Nicholas Ordway
• Some Thoughts on Juvenile Care by Michael Cohen
• A Conversation With Dean Rusk by Staff
• 1970 Faculty Self-Study

Departments

• Statement of Purpose
• Dean's Corner: The Essential Ingredient
• Law School News
• Alumni Notes by Don Wetherington
• Devil's Advocate: Byron by Anthony Trauring
• Editorial Opinion: There Ought To Be A Law

P.A.D. Directory 1970-71, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

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The brothers and associates of Phi Alpha Delta Law fraternity welcome the Class of 1973 to the University of Georgia Law School. We hope that this 1970-71 edition of the Law School Directory will serve to facilitate your adaptation to the law school life.

Georgia Advocate, Spring 1970, Vol. 6, No. 4, University Of Georgia School Of Law

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HEADLINES

Students Begin Prosecuting for D.A. Next Year
LSCRRC Recruit Blacks
Crisis-Hit and Run at the Law School
Gubernatorial Candidates Interviewed
SANDERS: Pragmatic Politics
CARTER: Long Range Planning
BENTLEY: Emphasis on Education
SUIT: Rural Regeneration
Petro Considers Economic Power
Black Students to View Law School
Scholarship Winners Announced

Dean' Report 1968, Lindsey Cowen

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The year 1967-1968 was the first full year of what might appropriately be called Phase II of the campaign to move the University of Georgia School of Law into the front rank of legal education. The year's activities were highlighted in the fall with the Dedication Exercises, at which the Honorable Hugo L. Black, Associate Justice of the United State Supreme Court, gave the principal address; and in the spring by the appearance of the Honorable Dean Rusk, Secretary of State of the United States of America, as our Law Day speaker. These address were supplemented during the year with …

Placement Brochure 1967, University Of Georgia School Of Law

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A Message From the Dean
For each of the past several years, the Student Bar Association of the University of Georgia School of Law has prepared and distributed to the members of the bar of Georgia a Placement Brochure, designed to introduce, by photographs and brief biographical statements, the members of that year's senior law class. The purpose has been and is to bring to the attention of the members of the bar seeking new associates those prospective graduates most likely to meet their particular needs. In a sense, the Placement Brochure for 1967 is like its predecessors in that …

Advocate, Summer 1966, Vol. 2, No. 4

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Advocate, Spring 1966, Vol. 2, No. 3

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Advocate, Winter 1965, Vol. 2, No. 2

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Advocate, Fall 1965, Vol. 2, No. 1

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Dean' Report 1963, J. Alton Hosch

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The School of Law has had a good year, but has suffered as a result of quite inadequate physical facilities. This matter has been referred to in my Annual Report for years, but now we at the Law School are pleased that, upon the recommendation of the Administration of the University, the Board of Regents has made provisions for additional facilities.

Dean' Report 1962, J. Alton Hosch

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The School of Law has had a good year, but has suffered as a result of quite inadequate physical facilities. This matter has been referred to in the Annual Reports for years past but the situation is now most critical. Therefore, the most important part of this Report has to do with the urgency of the need of additional physical facilities that is discussed in Section IV PHYSICAL FACILITIES of this Report.

Dean' Report 1961, J. Alton Hosch

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I have the honor to submit the following Report for the School of Law for the year 1960-1961.

Aristotle once said: "All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of Empires depends upon the education of youth." So it seems to me that the fate of the bar of this country depends upon the education of the young men and women who are admitted to the bar. For over a century now the University of Georgia Law School has been engaged in this high endeavor. We are indeed proud of our alumni …

Dean' Report 1940, J. Alton Hosch

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An adequate library is absolutely essential for the operation of a modern law school. Fortunately the law building is satisfactory in most respects due to the generosity of the alumni and friends of the Law School. We have now reached the point, however, where additional stacks are necessary. The present stacks are arranged so that a glass floor can be laid on them and thereby provide two floors in the stackroom. Additional stacks may be placed on this second floor and we shall then be able to properly take care of our books. The stackroom was constructed with this end …

Dean' Report 1939, J. Alton Hosch

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An adequate library is absolutely necessary for the operation of a modern Law School. Fortunately the present quarters and physical equipment are satisfactory due to the generosity of alumni and friends of the Law School. Progress has been made during the past few years in providing essential books, but I wish to point out again certain deficiencies that should be taken care of as soon as possible.

Last fall a survey of the University of Georgia Library was made by the committee on behalf of the American Library Association. The report on page twenty-two contains the following statement concerning the …