The Virtual Museum of Law is an online extension of our physical Museum of Law, located on the third floor of the Bar's headquarters in Atlanta. Visitors to the Virtual Museum will find informational animated videos about famous Georgia and U.S. cases.
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Fastcase is a comprehensive national law library with online access to cases, statutes, regulations, court rules and Bar publications. Fastcase is ranked as one of the best member benefits the Bar offers.
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LAP is a confidential service outsourced to CorpCare Associates, Inc., to help State Bar members with life's difficulties. Members are entitled to six clinical sessions per calendar year.
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Webcasts are video recordings of live ICLE seminars. Choose the right course for your practice and earn self-study CLE credit anytime, anywhere you choose. View the list of available webcasts here.
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Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in Grades K-5 (1-day and 2-day versions)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in Grades 2-3 (3 hours)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in Grades 8-12 (1-day and 2-day versions)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in High School (1-day and 2-day versions)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in the American Government and Civics Classroom (1 day)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in the High School Business Classroom (1 day)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Georgia Performance Standards in Grades K-12 (1-day and 2-day versions)
Civil Law for Public Safety Teachers (1 day)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Needs of the Middle School Learner (1 day)
Teaching Georgia’s Juvenile Justice System (8th; 1 day)
Teaching Georgia’s Judicial Branch (8th and high school; 1 day)
Preparing for the GACE in Political Science (1 day)
Using Law-Related Education to Meet the Archdiocese of Atlanta’s Social Studies Curriculum in Grades K-8 (2 days)
Presentations lasting one to three hours:
Free to Express Myself? Teaching About Freedom of Speech (3d, 4th, 5th, 8th and high school)
School Search and Seizure (4th, 5th, 8th and high school)
Civil Procedure: The Case of the Library Cat (4th, 8th and high school)
Business Crimes: Life of Brian (high school)
Environmental Law: The Case of the Dirty Drycleaner (high school)
Georgia Court System (3d, 8th and high school)
Criminal Justice Process (8th and high school)
Criminal and Civil Law (8th and high school)
Torts (8th and high school)
Torts for Healthcare Science Students (high school)
Delinquency and Unruliness (8th)
Understanding Miranda v. Arizona (high school)
Student Technology Use and the Law (high school)
Copyright 101 (high school)
Copyright 102 (high school)
Cruel and Unusual Punishment (8th and high school)
Search and Seizure (high school)
Bill of Rights (3rd, 4th and 5th)
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