Savannah Law Review

publishing salty, savory, and irreverent articles since 1717 . . . or at least near a tree that's been here that long.

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Congratulations to our editors whose Notes were selected for publication in Volume 6!

[Christine Corcos @LpcProf]

Just published! my article “I Am the Master”: Some Popular Culture Images of AI in Humanity’s Courtroom, at 5 Savannah Law Review 45 (2017). Thank you so much to the students who worked so hard on this issue. @SavLawRev https://t.co/JqxT9XKiKo

[Philip Segal @CGIntelligence]

Legal Jobs in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Moving from Today’s Limited Universe of Data Toward the Great Beyond. My article out @SavLawRev https://t.co/el5gbSvM5t

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Looking for an early holiday treat? Volume 5, Issue 1 is up! Check out the Articles from Rise of the Automatons and our selected student Notes.
#ROTA🤖

https://t.co/dowDbawCHU

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Happy Birthday, @brianlfrye! 🎉

[Christine Corcos @LpcProf]

@lawprofblawg @brianlfrye The automatons send their birthday wishes! @SavLawRev

[Katelyn Ashton @KatelynRAshton]

For whomever needs to hear this: it’s “v.” (not “vs.”) between opposing parties.

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Meet Maria Laurato: Editor-In-Chief!

Maria's note, "Copyright on the Catwalk: Extending Protection to Fashion in Light of Emerging Technology," was selected for publication in the forthcoming Vol. 6.

Thanks for your leadership, Maria!

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Meet Sarah Elizabeth Strickland, our Senior Articles Editor!

Sarah Elizabeth’s note, "Museums Without Monet Let Art Gogh: A Deaccession Discussion," was chosen for publication in our forthcoming volume (6).

Thank you for all that you do to better the journal, SE!

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Congrats @KatelynRAshton!! We are so proud of you!

[Caprice Roberts @capricelroberts]

Hooray for @KatelynRAshton: way to knock out the Tennessee bar. Super proud of all of your accomplishments and awaiting more to come.

@SavLawRev @AndyMcCanse

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Meet Meredith Layman- one of our Associate Editors!

Her student note proposes a new approach to the work for hire issue as applied to the comic book contracts from the 30s and 40s. We cannot wait to see the final product! Thanks for your efforts towards the journal, Meredith!

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Congratulations @Erica_DDrew!

[Tianna M. Bias, Lover Of The Law @TiannaBias]

My best friend is officially an attorney! @Erica_DDrew 🤗

[Tianna M. Bias, Lover Of The Law @TiannaBias]

First sentencing in Augusta complete. The judge complimented my courtroom demeanor. Thank you @SavannahLawSch Moot Court for showing me how to keep a firm posture while my lower half behind the podium turns to jelly.

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Managing Editor, Scott Hendrix, joined Prof. @juddsneirson’s Intellectual Property class to share his expertise on patents. Scott works as a patent agent, and his Note on patent eligibility & the patent application process, “Examining the Examiners” will be published in Vol. 5.

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Meet Krystal Horsley- one of our Associate Editors!

Krystal attended undergrad at University of South Carolina. She is now writing a student note on surrogacy contracts from a child advocacy prospective. She is also on the E-Board for Phi Alpha Delta and a member of NWLSO!

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Savannah Law Review is starting a new piece called "Meet the Journal." Once every two weeks we will be introducing you to one of our members! We feel it's important we share more about the hard-working editors responsible for the success of the journal! Get ready, folks!

[Brian L. Frye @brianlfrye]

Students: If you read an article you like & want to write something similar, you can ask the author for advice. I just got an email from a student at another law school & was delighted to share ideas & sources with her. Some may not respond. But many will be happy to help.

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@brianlfrye @TheEthicsProf

[Brian L. Frye @brianlfrye]

I uploaded the final version of my paper "The Lion, the Bat & the Thermostat: Metaphors on Consciousness," which is in the new issue of the Savannah Law Review. @SavLawRev https://t.co/Qwb44if5BN

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Dean Harrison was a talented attorney, legal scholar, mentor, colleague, leader, friend, and more. He embodied what all of us should strive to be and we are lucky to have known such a human.

Rest in Peace.

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He worked endlessly to advocate for Savannah Law School and spread its values, potential, and the respect it so deserves. He worked tirelessly to create the best opportunities for us.