Recent Publication: Karen Consalo, Let the Sun Shine: Methods for Expansion of Small-Scale Solar Electricity to Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence, Ease Financial Energy Burdens, and Enhance Community Resiliency, 24 NEV. L.J. 793 (2024).
View More
PUBLICATIONS: Brief of Amici Curiae Law Professors in Support of Defendants, Mississippi v. Tennessee, 135 S. Ct. 2916 (2021) (No. 143). Professor Abrams was a co-author of the amicus curiae brief. Robert Abrams, The AFC Water Wars Final...
View More
PUCLICATIONS: Patricia A. Broussard, Cheryl T. Page & Angela Downes, Damn It! A Conversation on Being Black, Female, and Marginalized during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Is the World Listening? A Conversation between Black Female Law Professors...
View More
Recent Publications: Deidre Keller, What, to the Marginalized Person, is the American Dream, 17 Fla. A & M U. L. Rev. xi (2023). Deidre Keller & Melissa Kidder, Learning from the Best Reflections on Nancy Sabol as a Teacher, Scholar...
View More
PUBLICATIONS: Jeremy Levitt, Beloved Pan-Africansim: Martin Luther King's Stride Toward Africa, International Human Rights, and the Black International Tradition, in ETHIOPIAN YEARBOOK OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 2019 163 (Z. Yihdego, M.G. Desta...
View More
Latest Publication: LeRoy Pernell, Why I Will Not Stop Teaching Law Students to Think Critically About Race: the Attack on Teaching about the Role of Race in Law, 25 Rutgers Race & L. Rev. 1 (2024)
View More
PUBLICATIONS: Maritza I. Reyes, Professional Women Subjugated by Name-Calling and Character Attacks, 23 J. GENDER RACE & JUST. 397 (2020). Maritza I Reyes, RBG: The Power of Dissent and Telling Her Story, Feminist Law Professors Blog...
View More
PUBLICATIONS: LEROY PERNELL & OMAR SALEEM, CASES AND MATERIALS ON COMBATING RACISM IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (2021).
View More
The Florida A & M University Law Review is a student-run organization at the Florida A & M University College of Law. Dedicated to quality and consistency, its main purpose is to publish a journal of legal scholarship for use by...
View More
In 1949, Virgil Hawkins applied to law school at the University of Florida. At that time, there were no state supported graduate schools in Florida for black students. His application was rejected on the basis of race.and he began a...
View More
The re-established FAMU College of Law admitted its first class in 2002 in downtown Orlando, relocating to its current, state-of-the-art, building in 2006.
View More
The original FAMU College of Law’s building, in Tallahassee, Florida, was dedicated in 1954. Having three classrooms, a library, student lounge, Moot Court Room, and faculty offices, it was close to the Federal District Court, the Florida...
View More
Scholarly Commons @ FAMU Law, an institutional repository, is a showcase of the scholarly endeavors of the College of Law’s faculty members, students, centers and programs. A service of the FAMU Law Library, this digital repository enables the law library to bring together, organize, preserve, and make accessible to a wide audience, much of the intellectual work product of the FAMU College of Law community.
Visit any of the disciplines in the Digital Commons Network™
Architecture •
Arts and Humanities •
Business •
Education •
Engineering •
Law •
Life Sciences
Medicine and Health Sciences •
Physical Sciences and Mathematics •
Social and Behavioral Sciences
