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The Mercer Law Review, the oldest continually published law review in Georgia, is edited and published by students of Mercer University School of Law. There are five issues each year including an Annual Survey of Georgia Law, an Annual Eleventh Circuit Survey, and an online companion highlighting student scholarship.

Current Issue: Vol. 73, No. 5 (2022) MLR Online Companion

Front Matter

General Information

Table of Contents

Casenotes

Creating a Civil Remedy in Georgia for Survivors of Out-of-State Childhood Sexual Abuse
Alexandra H. Bradley

Ding Dong! The Count is Dead, or Is It?: Criminal Defendants May Not Directly Appeal Convictions if Unresolved Counts are on the Dead Docket
Lilly B. Nickels

Government Discretion Advised (Even If It’s Unconstitutional): How the Eleventh Circuit Has Expanded the United States’s Immunity from Tort Suits
John Rodriquez

No More “Heads Defendants Win, Tails Plaintiffs Lose”: How the Georgia Supreme Court’s Relation Back Decision in Cannon Rebalances Pleading Power
Jordan Lipp

So Help Me, God, Decide This Case: The Eleventh Circuit’s New Standard for Dismissing Religious Jurors During Deliberations
Amanda Claxton

The Death Penalty Standard that Won’t Die: The Georgia Supreme Court Maintains the Highest Possible Standard of Proof for the Mentally Disabled
Alyssa LeDoux

BOARD OF EDITORS

Shreya H. Shah - Editor in Chief

Ashley B. Mallon - Senior Managing Editor

Anna M. Kersey - Managing Editor

Dana M. Nagel - Managing Editor

Sedaries A. Mathis - Georgia Survey Editor

D. Garrett White - Articles Editor

Mary Elizabeth Loftus - Lead Articles Editor

R. Alejandro Guarin - 11^th Circuit Survey Editor

Douglas E. Comin - Student Writing Editor

Hailey T. Morton - Administrative Editor