News Alabama Law Welcomes the Class of 2026 As a new school year begins, Alabama Law is proud to welcome the Class of 2026. This year’s 1L Class consists of 128 students-drawn from a competitive pool of over 1,600 applicants. Read more about the incoming class online. Tailgate on the Quad with Alabama Law this…
To reconnect Alabama Law alums with each other and the School of Law, Dean Brewbaker is kicking off a new class chair program housed within the Alabama Law Alumni Society. The Society is seeking Class Co-chairs who will (1) facilitate communications between the Law School and their class (2) connect with class members to keep…
This summer, Alabama Law alumna Meghan McLeroy (‘23) was awarded a 2023 Equal Justice Works Design-Your-Own Fellowship. Selected among 318 applicants, McLeroy is one of 76 postgraduate students chosen from across the country to participate in the program. Those awarded this public service fellowship will spend the next two years advocating for communities that are…
Roll Tide with Dean Brewbaker & Alabama Law Tailgate on the Quad 3 hours prior to kickoff Ole Miss – Sept 23 Tennessee – Oct 21 Tent 76B to the left of Gorgas Library Kindly rsvp to 205.348.6775 or crice@law.ua.edu
Professor Gold recently co-authored a thought piece, with Boston University Law Professor Christopher Robertson, in The Conversation. The article is titled Donald Trump’s right – He is getting special treatment, far better than most other criminal defendants, and it can be read online. It was also picked up by Salon.com. In addition, Professors Gold and…
As a new school year begins, Alabama Law is proud to welcome the Class of 2026. This year’s 1L Class consists of 128 students—drawn from a competitive pool of over 1,600 applicants. Students from this class represent 23 states and 2 countries (China and Greece), and they have studied at 51 different colleges and universities.…
If you are in the Montgomery area on August 31st, please join Dean Brewbaker and the Alabama Law Alumni Society from 5:30 – 7:30 pm CDT at Bradley for an alumni social. RSVP by August 22nd here. We hope to see you there!
Professor Clare Ryan’s article Are Children’s Rights Enough? was featured on the American Law Institute’s website, the ALI Adviser. Read the forthcoming piece here.
Professor Russell Gold recently co-authored an article, with Emory Law professor Kay Levine, titled How Public Defenders Can Use Social Media To Drive Change in LAW360. Read the full piece online.
Professor Amy F. Kimpel published an article titled Alienating Criminal Procedure in Georgetown Immigration Law Journal. Read the full piece here.