A strong LSAT score and a solid resume can still lose out to timing. Law schools admit students on a rolling basis. Seats fill as strong applications come in, not after some fixed deadline passes....
AJMLS NEWS
Why Atlanta? The Case for Law School in the Southeast’s Legal Capital
Choosing a law school is a career decision before it's an educational one. Where you study shapes the network you build, the internships you land, and the firms and courts that know your name before...
First Day of Classes
First Day of Classes
New Student Orientation and Professionalism Convocation
New Student Orientation and Professionalism Convocation
Professor Suparna Malempati Presents SCOTUS and Georgia Supreme Court Update at Georgia State Bar CLE
Professor Suparna Malempati recently shared updates on developments involving the U.S. Supreme Court and the Supreme Court of Georgia at the State Bar of Georgia CLE program. The program, Staying...
A Look at the Spring and Summer Semesters in the Criminal and Civil Justice Institute
The Criminal and Civil Justice Institute (CCJI) at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) continued building momentum throughout the Spring and Summer semesters, providing students with...
CCJI Students Featured in The Daily Report for Immigration Advocacy Efforts
Criminal and Civil Justice Institute (CCJI) students at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Boz DelMundo, Kamryn Bunn, Erika Gomez, and Reina Brutomesso were recently featured in The Daily...
AJMLS Law Journal Elects 2026-2027 Editorial Board for Volume XX
The 2025-2026 Law Journal Editorial Board and its Faculty Advisor Editor since 2015, Professor Van Detta, are pleased to announce the election of the six new members of the Editorial Board of the...
Alumna Antonette “Toni” Igbenoba ’17 Leads Award-Winning State Bar of Georgia Privacy & Technology Law Section
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) proudly congratulates alumna Antonette “Toni” Igbenoba (’17) on leading the State Bar of Georgia’s Privacy & Technology Law Section as it was named the...






