Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®

Law Commons™

Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®

Legal Education

University of Georgia School of Law

1989

Articles 1 - 5 of 5

Full-Text Articles in Law

Volume 25, Issue 1 (Fall 1989), University Of Georgia School Of Law Oct 1989

Volume 25, Issue 1 (Fall 1989), University Of Georgia School Of Law

Advocate Magazine

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • New Faculty, Staff Additions Complete by Start of Academic Year
  • The 1990-91 Law School Fund Campaign - "Sustaining our Proud Tradition of Excellence"
  • Carlson Wins University's Top Teaching Award
  • Fall Sibley Lecture - John Hart Ely: Embalance Exists Between Judicial and Legislative Powers
  • The Man Who Loved Tax - "A Gathering of Friends" Remember John O'Byrne
  • Nota Bene
  • Staff Reports
  • Alumni News

Go to article

Advocate, Spring 1989, Vol. 24, No. 2, Office Of Communications And Public Relations Apr 1989

Advocate, Spring 1989, Vol. 24, No. 2, Office Of Communications And Public Relations

News @ UGA School of Law

Law School Board of Visitors Celebrates 25 Years

Equal Justice Foundation Funds Four Clerkships

Alan Watson First to Hold Ernest P. Rogers Professorship

The Ossabaw Prize: New Award Honors Relationship Between Law, Arts, and Environment

Winter Sibley Lecture - Sir Crispin Tickell: Lasting Middle East Peace May Not Be Possible

1989 Edith House Lecture - Martha Minow Discusses "Diversity"

Spring Sibley Lecture - Justice Antonin Scalia: Nation's Highest Court Powerless to Halt Sustained Change

Law Day 1989

MacCrate Keynotes April Celebration

Dean Rusk Sworn In to Georgia Bar

Distinguished Service Awards Honor Faculty, Alumni, and Friends of the Law School …

Go to article

Competency And Professionalism In Modern Litigation: The Role Of Law Schools, Ronald L. Carlson Apr 1989

Competency And Professionalism In Modern Litigation: The Role Of Law Schools, Ronald L. Carlson

Scholarly Works

This Article opens with an historical analysis of the forces that stimulated the growth of trial practice training. It then shifts the focus to the current concern of the bar with raising the level of professionalism among lawyers. Part III discusses the role of law schools in helping their students meet both competency and professionalism challenges. To this end, Part III addresses (1) the need of any trial practice course to incorporate litigation ethics in a meaningful way, perhaps within the context of creative and challenging problems materials; and (2) the need for instructors in the field to add quality …

Go to article

Volume 24, Issue 2 (Spring 1989), University Of Georgia School Of Law Apr 1989

Volume 24, Issue 2 (Spring 1989), University Of Georgia School Of Law

Advocate Magazine

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Law School Board of Visitors Celebrates 25 Years
  • Equal Justice Foundation Funds Four Clerkships
  • Alan Watson First to Hold Ernest P. Rogers Professorship
  • The Ossabaw Prize: New Award Honors Relationship Between Law, Arts, and Environment
  • Winter Sibley Lecture - Sir Crispin Tickell: Lasting Middle East Peace May Not Be Possible
  • 1989 Edith House Lecture - Martha Minow Discusses "Diversity"
  • Spring Sibley Lecture - Justice Antonin Scalia: Nation's Highest Court Powerless to Halt Sustained Change
  • Law Day 1989
  • MacCrate Keynotes April Celebration
  • Dean Rusk Sworn In to Georgia Bar
  • Distinguished Service Awards Honor Faculty, Alumni, and Friends of …

Go to article

Strategic Plan For The School Of Law, 1989, C. Ronald Ellington Jan 1989

Strategic Plan For The School Of Law, 1989, C. Ronald Ellington

Strategic Plan Documents

This 94-page spiral bound booklet includes a detailed strategic plan for the University of Georgia School of Law. It was intended to serve as a 10 year guide for the institution as specified in the document introductory section "The State of the Law School". 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, C. Ronald Ellington.

Go to article