FSU College of Law Class of 2028 Sets Record for Academic Excellence
Florida State University College of Law recently welcomed its entering Juris Doctor (J.D.) Class of 2028 to campus. This year’s cohort includes 153 first-year law students who posted the highest academic profile in the law school’s history, with a median LSAT of 166 and a median undergraduate GPA of 3.93.
National Lawyers Guild
The NLG is dedicated to the need for basic change in the structure of our political and economic system. Our aim is to bring together all those who recognize the importance of safeguarding and extending rights.
Professor Michael Morley
Professor Michael Morely was quoted in a WQCS article titled "Florida GOP proposes mid-decade redistricting ahead of 2026 midterms."
Professor Michael Morley
Professor Michael Morley was quoted in an NPR article titled "Trump wants to stop states from voting by mail and using voting machines."
Professor Michael Morley
Professor Michael Morley was interviewed on a C-SPAN Washington Journal program titled "Michael Morley on President Trump's Claims About Mail-in Voting."
Professor Alan Richard
Professor Alan Richard was quoted in an Orlando Sentinel article titled "How common are Florida boat crashes? More all the time, the data shows."
Human Trafficking and Policy Law Society
The Human Trafficking and Policy Law Society brings together students interested in brainstorming and discussing policies and laws related to human trafficking. We will discuss and explore legal issues in Florida, United States, and Internationally. Our primary objectives are discussing policy issues, writing about them, and increasing awareness about human trafficking on social media. Our primary events include local, state, and national experts working in the anti- human trafficking field.
Professor Nadia Banteka
Professor Nadia Banteka was interviewed in a CNN article titled, "Jurors in the James Craig trial can ask witnesses questions. How it works and what they’ve asked."
Professor Michael Morley
Professor Michael Morley was quoted in an ABC news article titled, "Miami can’t postpone its elections to next year, judge rules."