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. 75, No. 3 (2024) Lead Articles Edition
Front Matter
Editor's Note
Kirsten P. Ehlers Scott
Articles
The Real World: Iqbal/Twombly The Plausibility Pleading Standard’s Effect on Federal Court Civil Practice
Matthew Cook, Kate Cook, Nathan Nicholson, and Joshua Bearden
Solving a Sixth Amendment Crisis: The Case for Resource Parity in Georgia’s Indigent Defense System
Meagan R. Hurley
Comments
Don’t Lose the Remote: An Employer’s Guide to Remote Employee and Trade Secret Retention Without Non-Competes
Kayla Lya Pfeifer
Should Georgia Bet on Sports?
H. Madison Short
“911: What’s Your Emergency?” Georgia’s Certificate of Need Requirements Inhibit Rural Access to Quality Healthcare
Tessa Sizemore
Casenotes
Identity Crisis: The Supreme Court of Georgia’s New Framework May Have Widespread Impact on Extended-Stay Motels and Their Occupants
Dawson B. Welsh
- BOARD OF EDITORS
- Savannah H. Hall - Editor in Chief
- Charlsie E. Mann - Senior Managing Editor
- Olivia Durkin - Managing Editor
- Kaelyn Aills - Managing Editor
- Stephen J. Greenway - Georgia Survey Editor
- Kirsten P. Ehlers Scott - Lead Articles Editor
- Jordan Bracewell - Articles Editor
- W. Jackson Latty - 11th Circuit Survey Editor
- Katie Anderson - Student Writing Editor
- Sydney Thompson - Administrative Editor
The Lead Articles Edition includes articles from the annual Symposium. The theme for the Volume 75 Symposium was "A Course of Action: Shaping the Next Seventy-Five Years.” The Symposium was held October 6, 2023, on the Mercer University campus.