Elizabeth Megale
Associate Professor
B.A., Mercer University
J.D., Mercer University
(912) 525-3905
Elizabeth Megale is Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Legal Skills and Professionalism Program. Teaching responsibilities include Legal Writing, Research, and Advocacy, Appellate Advocacy, Pre-Trial, and Transactional Drafting. Professor Megale is the Director of the advocacy teams, both trial and moot court. Prior to teaching, she was a trial lawyer with the Office of the Public Defender in Florida where she represented clients in both misdemeanor and felony cases. Megale holds a J.D. and Bachelor’s degree from Mercer University.
Publications
- The Invisible Man: How the Sex Offender Registry Results in Social Death, 2 J. L. Soc. Deviance 92 (2011).
- From Innocent Boys to Dirty Old Men: Why the Sex Offender Registry Fails, 47 No. 6 Crim. L. Bull. ART 2 (Winter 2011).
- Deadly Combinations: How Self-Defense Laws Pairing Immunity with a Presumption of Fear Allow Criminals to Get Away with Murder, 34 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 105 (2010).
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