Established in 1966, Georgia Law Review is Georgia Law's flagship publication.
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Joined February 2013
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For a sneak peek of a forthcoming article - proofs are up for my UGA Law Rev piece, Future-Proofing U.S. Law for War Crimes Investigations in the Digital Era: georgialawreview.org/article… @AnupamChander @DuncanHollis @asaflubin @YaleMADE @yaleisp A thread! (1/12)
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Congratulations! We are all here to support you during the year ahead! 📘✍️📚🌎🏆
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I am very excited to announce that my forthcoming article "Systemic Failures in Health Care Oversight" will be published in vol. 58 of @GaLRev. (1/2)
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Reviewing first round edits of my forthcoming @GaLRev article and feeling so much gratitude for the care and attention given to it by dedicated student editors. You guys are really the best!
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The Problem of Extravagant Inferences. Forthcoming, @GaLRev @RandyEBarnett @WilliamBaude @StephenESachs @lsolum
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I'm honored to have my article on user interface dark patterns highlighted on Prof. Solum's Legal Theory Blog. Thanks again to the editors @GaLRev for all of their work on the piece. #UX #law
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Thanks again to @GaLRev & superstars @bechamilton & @mjdurkee on a wonderful symposium on the intersection of #law & #technology! Looking forward to our papers being published by the amazing editors @GaLRev
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Our second panel is underway. Moderated by Dean @MJDurkee, speakers Rebecca Hamilton and @MonikaEhrman discuss how social media is used both to document and perpetrate war crimes as well as how existing international conventions should be used to govern outer space resources.
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Absolute thrill and honor to keynote alongside Roy Hadley. If knowledge and technology are growing exponentially, then it’s impossible to design for the future based on the past.
When we follow nature’s lead by creating simple rules for local interactions, then, and only then, will healthy complex adaptive systems evolve
For our keynote address, @UGASchoolofLaw alumni Roy Hadley and Matthew Grocoff are engaging in conversation about how to handle technological innovation outpacing development of the law.
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Next up @GaLRev Symposium—Regulatory Problems with New Tech with #DanBurk, #AmandaReid, #SharonCop & #AdamOrford
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We’re having so much fun at the @GaLRev symposium on law & technology. Deeply rich conversation on a diversity of topics ranging from dark patterns to augmented reality gaming to autonomous vehicles.
Thanks @thomaskadri & @gmdickinson for a great first panel on cyber regulation.
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Looking forward to speaking on "Property Ownership Relating to Outer Space Resource Extraction" (aka space mining) @UGASchoolofLaw @GaLRev Symposium on The Intersection of Law and Technology! #property #naturalresources #Space #Mining
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Please join us Friday, March 24th for The Georgia Law Review's Symposium: The Intersection of Law & Technology.
Panelists include Dr. Amanda Reid, Dan Burk, Sharon Cop, @AsafLubin, Gregory Dickinson, Rebecca Hamilton, & @MonikaEhrman. Keynote by Roy Hadley & Matthew Grocoff.
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This year’s @GaLRev’s Symposium: The Intersection of Law & Technology is Fri., March 24! Panelists include Dr. Amanda Reid, Sharon Cop, Rebecca Hamilton, & @MonikaEhrman. #WomenAlsoKnowLaw. buff.ly/42xugqE
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Please join us Friday, March 24th for The Georgia Law Review's Symposium: The Intersection of Law & Technology.
Panelists include Dr. Amanda Reid, Dan Burk, Sharon Cop, @AsafLubin, Gregory Dickinson, Rebecca Hamilton, & @MonikaEhrman. Keynote by Roy Hadley & Matthew Grocoff.
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Faculty news: Prof. Dan Burk will be part of a March @GaLRev symposium on "The Intersection of Law & Technology" speaking on the "Regulatory Problems with New Technology." Great to see @AsafLubin (@IUMaurerLaw) will be speaking too!
Please join us Friday, March 24th for The Georgia Law Review's Symposium: The Intersection of Law & Technology.
Panelists include Dr. Amanda Reid, Dan Burk, Sharon Cop, @AsafLubin, Gregory Dickinson, Rebecca Hamilton, & @MonikaEhrman. Keynote by Roy Hadley & Matthew Grocoff.
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Excited for this timely @GaLRev symposium on the intersection of law & tech. Looking forward to seeing dear colleagues @bechamilton @thomaskadri @gmdickinson @MonikaEhrman @mjdurkee.
I'll present on Colonial Pipeline, Critical Infra & the New Biden National Cyber Strategy.
Please join us Friday, March 24th for The Georgia Law Review's Symposium: The Intersection of Law & Technology.
Panelists include Dr. Amanda Reid, Dan Burk, Sharon Cop, @AsafLubin, Gregory Dickinson, Rebecca Hamilton, & @MonikaEhrman. Keynote by Roy Hadley & Matthew Grocoff.
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You know you’re in good company when your @GaLRev article on The Lost History of Delegation at the Founding gets cited in J. Kagan’s dissent alongside first-rate work by @jdmortenson and @nicholas_bagley
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Academic article time (for those who can stomach one). @Johnsportslaw, @McCannSportsLaw and I have a forthcoming article on #NIL in @GaLRev. Collectively, we conclude on p. 24-25 that #NCAA efforts to restrain NIL likely violate antitrust law. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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Also delighted that another article, Contracts Without Courts or Clans: How Business Networks Govern Exchange, is now published at Georgia Law Review: georgialawreview.org/article…
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Also delighted that another article, Contracts Without Courts or Clans: How Business Networks Govern Exchange, is now published at Georgia Law Review: georgialawreview.org/article…