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The official account of the Georgia State University Law Review. Gᴀ. Sᴛ. U. L. Rᴇᴠ. Beltline podcast out now via link in bio.

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@BATransit's Walter Brown says it will take 42 minutes to get from Downtown to Ponce City Market on the proposed Beltline rail line. "It's not going to be a very convenient system and it's going to have a very high cost environmentally." Thoughts?

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Matthew Rao from @beltlinerailnow says Atlanta has support in DC for big infrastructure projects like Beltline rail, and DC has the money, but MARTA hasn't even applied. Watch the full conversation between Rao and @BATransit's Walter Brown online via the link in our bio.

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In addition to our recent friendly Beltline rail debate, we also posted the first of four installments by GSU Law students Myles Fogle and James Granade weighing the arguments for and against mass transit on the Beltline. Check it out at https://t.co/Y93XzRO0cn

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On September 6, the Georgia State University Law Review invited @BATransit's Walter Brown and
@beltlinerailnow's @AtlantaMatthew to discuss whether the Atlanta Beltline should implement light rail with Professor @anthonymkreis. Listen below or on Spotify: https://t.co/1H8LsKBQXU

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Matthew Rao, Chair of @beltlinerailnow, and Walter Brown, President of @BATransit, recently joined the Georgia State University Law Review and Professor @AnthonyMKreis for a conversation about their competing visions for Beltline rail. Full conversation out tomorrow...

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Please join us in welcoming our new 2023-2024 Law Review Members. We are excited to have them join us and look forward to a great year!

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Our final panel of the day is getting started. Livestream our conversation about The Future of the Grid here: https://t.co/6tQhoCoyIU

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The GSU Law Review Symposium is kicking off! Livestream here: https://t.co/6tQhoCoyIU

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Stream live here: https://t.co/6tQhoCoyIU

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We're kicking off Session Three with a discussion on Decarbonization Dilemmas with moderator Karen Johnston, GSU Law, and panelists professors Jeffrey Todd, Texas State University; Andrew Moriss, Texas A&M; and Adam Orford, University of Ga. https://t.co/6tQhoCoyIU

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Rob Verchick, climate change law scholar and professor at Loyola University is giving the Keynote Speech. Stream live here: https://t.co/6tQhoCoyIU

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Georgia State College of Law Dean Reed welcomes attendees.

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We are excited to share the agenda for the GSU Law Review Symposium, this Friday, March 31! For more information and to register, please visit: https://t.co/9hNSE6qSnv

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Calling all GSU College of Law 1L's! It's that time of year again. We will be holding a Law Review Information Session on April 3rd, and a Law Review Open House on April 20th. We hope to see you there!

Sign up for more information at https://t.co/bBcOpjDCht

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We are incredibly excited to announce the 2023-2024 Law Review Editorial Board. Congratulations, and thank you all for your continued support!

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Atlanta trial lawyer Luke Andrews provides pro-tips for settlement success in the GSU Law Review's latest blog post. Read here: https://t.co/y1efFtCAXs

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We are excited to announce the publication of The Peach Sheets, a review of the 2022 Georgia Legislative Session. Our deepest gratitude to all the interviewees who made this issue possible. Read here: https://t.co/p3kpe0Iosg

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Thanks to @GSULawReview for inviting me back to my alma mater (JD'11) to encourage these future lawyers to run for office some day.