Sarah Gerwig-Moore Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Mercer University School of Law 1021 Georgia Avenue Macon, Georgia 31207 [email protected] 478.301.2195 (office) ______

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Mercer University School of Law

Professor, Mercer University School of Law (tenure awarded May 2012; Assistant Professor of Law Fall 2006-Spring 2009; promoted to full professor July 2018) • Courses taught: Criminal Law; Criminal Practice & Procedure; Jurisprudence of Crimes; Law & Literature; Client Counseling I & II; Public Defender Externship • Developed and directed The Habeas Project, which provides pro bono appellate and habeas representation in pro se cases pending before the Supreme Court of Georgia • Course Director, Introduction to Client Counseling (required second year course) • Assisted in creation of Mercer Law School’s Experiential Learning Program, including developing clinical and externship courses and identifying and promoting pro bono opportunities for students and alumni • Faculty Policy Committee; Student Affairs Committee (Chair 2010-2014); Diversity Committee; Public Service Committee; Honor Court Justice (2012-2014) • Faculty Advisor, Mercer Law Review Symposium, Justice in the Deep South: Learning from History, Charting our Future (2015) • Chair, Strategic Planning Committee

Professor, Stetson University College of Law Study Abroad Program in Cape Town, South Africa, From Apartheid to Democracy (July 2018); The Hague, The Netherlands, Law and Literature Seminar (July 2016)

Professor, Mercer University School of Law Winter Session Program in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Client Counseling II (January 2016, January 2017)

Team Teacher, Cape Town Service Learning Course, Mercer University Summer 2008 Multi-week academic and service-learning program

Special Studies Instructor, The Chautauqua Institute, Chautauqua, New York Summer 2007 Crime & Punishment; The Death Penalty in America

Adjunct Professor, Emory University School of Law Spring 2006 Appellate and Post-Conviction Remedies

1 EDUCATION

Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia

2002 JD, Emory Law School

2002 MTS, Candler School of Theology Concentration: Ethics, human rights (with Archbishop Desmond Tutu) Master’s Thesis: A Legal and Theological Examination of Religious Practice on California’s Condemned Row

University of Cape Town School of Law, Cape Town, South Africa

2000 Visiting student in South African Constitutional Law, human rights

Mercer University, Macon, Georgia

1997 BA, English, summa cum laude, Departmental Honors; Minor: music

Oxford Overseas Study Course, St. Peter’s College, Oxford, UK

1996-1997 Music history, British poetry and literature

PRACTICE EXPERIENCE

Senior Appellate Supervising Attorney, Georgia Public Defender Standards Council (GPDSC) May 2005-May 2006 • Coordinated the growth and progress of the Appellate Advocacy and Legal Research Division (including the budget; current and prospective services; staff; and interns) • Directed the appellate brief bank and other substantive appellate practice resources • Organized appellate and legal research training seminars • Managed caseload of direct appeals and amicus curiae briefs in appellate courts

Staff Attorney, Appellate Division, Georgia Public Defender Standards Council June 2002-April 2005

Law Clerk, Georgia Indigent Defense Council, Atlanta, Georgia December 1998-May 2002

Law Clerk, California Appellate Project, San Francisco, California Summer 2001

2 PUBLICATIONS

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, What Brings You Here Today? An Introduction to Client Counseling (legal textbook forthcoming in Spring 2020, ESQUIRE LEGAL PUBLISHING).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, What American Legal Education can Learn from the ‘Harry Potter’ Series, ABA JOURNAL, June 27, 2019.

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Death Penalty, Annual Survey of Georgia Law, 70 MERCER LAW REV. 73 (2018).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Remedial Reading: Evaluating Federal Courts’ Application of the Prejudice Standard in Capital Sentences from “Weighing” and “Non-Weighing” States. U. Pa. J. Const. L. Online. (2017).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, On Competence: (Re)Considering Appropriate Legal Standards for Examining Sixth Amendment Claims Related to Criminal Defendants’ Mental Illness and Disability. 84 TENN. LAW REV. 974 (2017).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Reaping the whirlwind: Reflections on Passover, Easter, and a new age of religious discrimination, THE TELEGRAPH (Apr. 14, 2017, 11:55 AM), http://www.macon.com/opinion/readers-opinion/article144608054.html .

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Trump’s inauguration speech didn’t stray from history. It repeated it, THE TELEGRAPH (Feb. 01, 2017, 7:19 PM), http://www.macon.com/opinion/readers- opinion/article130200229.html

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Introduction, 67 MERCER LAW REV. 483 (2016).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore (with Sabrina Atkins and Andrew Davies), Cold Comfort Food: A Systematic Examination of the Rituals and Rights of the Last Meal, 2 BRIT. J. AM. LEGAL STUD. 411 (2014). (peer reviewed)

Sarah Gerwig-Moore (with Daisy H. Floyd and Tim Floyd), Learning From Clergy Education: Externships Through the Lens of Formation, 19 JOURNAL OF CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION 83 (2012).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Last Suppers, THE MERCER LAWYER (2012).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Fresh Ears, Fresh Eyes: Final Editing Through Reading Aloud, 63 MERCER L. REV. 971(2012).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Gideon’s Vuvuzela: Reconciling the Sixth Amendment’s Promises with the Doctrines of Forfeiture and Implicit Waiver of Counsel, 81 MISS. L.J. 439 (2011).

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Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Saving Their Own Souls: How RLUIPA Failed to Deliver on its Promises, 4 LEGISLATION AND POLICY BRIEF Vol 4. Iss. 1, Article 4. (2011).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Cover Story, Macon’s Wildlands Network, THE 11TH HOUR, May 5, 2011.

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Finding my Voice, Finding my Name, AALS New Law Professor Newsletter (January 2011).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, “No Answers, No Words,” 19 Perspectives 25 (December 2010).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore (with Leigh S. Schrope), Hush, Little Baby, Don’t Say a Word: How Seeking the “Best Interests of the Child” Fostered a Lack of Accountability in Georgia’s Juvenile Courts, 58 Mercer L. Rev. 531 (2007).

Regular Columns

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Biweekly Column, THE TELEGRAPH (August 2018-present).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Regular contributor and editorial board member, CLINICAL LAW PROF BLOG (Fall 2016-present).

Sarah Gerwig-Moore, Monthly Column, Time Outs, THE 11TH HOUR (April 2011-September 2012).

ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Panel Speaker, Status Issues Across the Academy, SEALS Annual Conference (July 2019)

Plenary speaker, Send Lawyers, Guns, and Money: What Popular Song Lyrics Tell Us About Gideon’s (Failed) Promises, ABA Criminal Justice Section Spring Conference (April 2019)

Plenary speaker, You’re Not the Boss of Me (Or Are You?): Navigating Client Confidence and Issue Selection in Appellate Work, Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers Appellate Seminar (May 2018)

Instructor, Constitutional Law, Georgia Probate Judges’ Spring Conference, Saint Simon’s Island (March 2018)

Moderator, Kids & Crime Mini-Symposium, Mercer Law School (March 2018).

4 Instructor, Competency, Diminished Capacity, and the Client Relationship, Georgia Legal Services Program Mental Health CLE Program, (February 2018)

Moderator, Immigration at the Crossroads: An Interfaith Discussion, Macon, GA. (February 13, 2018)

Plenary speaker, “Prosecutorial Power, Discretion, and Opportunities for Justice Advocacy,” Candler School of Theology Early Career Pastoral Leadership Seminar, Atlanta, Georgia (November 2017)

Moderator, DREAM Act Panel Discussion, Mercer Law Immigration Law Society, Macon, Georgia (October 25, 2017)

Discussant, Disruptive Innovation, Mercer Law Review Symposium, Macon, Georgia (September 2017)

Panel Speaker, Beyond Death Row; Georgia State University School Law (September 2017)

Presenter, “What’s a Life, Anyways? We’re Born, We Live a Little While, We Die”: Capital Punishment, Professional Identity, and Charlotte’s Web, Applied Legal Storytelling Conference (July 2017)

Commencement Address, Woodfield Academy, Macon, Georgia (May 2017)

Panel Speaker, Personal Stories from Death Row, Macon, Georgia; Mercer University School of Law (May 2017)

Panel Speaker, Executing Grace (Featuring Shane Claiborne), Atlanta, Georgia; Athens, Georgia; Macon, Georgia (February 2017)

Featured Speaker, Capital Punishment and Professional Identity, Phi Beta Kappa Fall Meeting (October 2016)

Chapel Speaker, Capital Punishment in Georgia, Wesleyan College Chapel (Spring 2016)

Guest speaker, Inside the Legal Profession, Mercer Law School (March 2016)

Luncheon Speaker, What Lawyers Do and What Lawyers Don’t Do, Mercer Law Review Symposium (October 2015).

Moderator and Discussant, New Scholars Panel, AALS Clinical Conference (May 2015)

Panel Presentation, Issues in Historic Preservation Law, Georgia Trust/ National Trust for Historic Preservation, Historic Hay House (February 2015)

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Plenary Presentation: Post-Conviction Remedies, GACDL Fall Seminar (November 2014)

Panel Presentation (with Mark Jones and Patrick Longan), Clinical Skills, Practical Wisdom, Professionalism, and Vocation, Mercer Law Review Symposium: The Scholarship and Teaching of Jack Sammons (October 2014)

Presenter, Mercer’s Law and Public Service Program, Macon Rotary Club (2014)

Plenary Presentation (with Scott Key and Gerard Kleinrock), Identifying and Framing Appellate Issues, GPDSC Annual Appellate Seminar (June 2014; August 2014)

Presenter, Regulate: A Literary Explication. Featured reader for Music Ambassadors Program, featuring Patterson Hood of the Drive-By Truckers (June 2014)

Plenary Presentation (with Nancy Maurer, Bryan Adamson, and Ernest Ojokwu), Outside the In-House Clinic: Teaching Students to Learn from Practice Settings, AALS Annual Clinical Legal Education Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico (April 2013)

Moderator, Poetry, Crossroads Writers Conference (2012)

Presenter, The Habeas Project, Council of Superior Court Judges Meeting (July 2012)

Presenter (with Daisy H. Floyd and Tim Floyd), Learning From Clergy Education: Externships through the Lens of Formation, AALS Externship Conference, Cambridge, MA (2012)

Presenter, Gideon’s Vuvuzela, Southeastern Law Scholars Conference, Charleston, SC (2011)

Panel moderator, New Scholars Panel, SEALS Conference, West Palm Beach, FL (2011)

Moderator, Brain Science, Mercer Law Review Symposium (2010)

Concurrent Session (with Scott Page), Make it Happen Now, American Planning Association Annual Conference, Boston, MA (2010)

Panel moderator, The Changing Religion Clauses, SEALS Conference (2010)

Presenter, College Hill Corridor Update, Macon Kiwanis Club (2010)

Concurrent Session (with Prof. Timothy W. Floyd), Anatomy of an Externship: Using Film in Teaching Professional Development, Externships 5 Conference (2010)

Presenter, College Hill Corridor Update, Macon Kiwanis Club (2009)

6 Concurrent Session (with Profs. Alex Scherr and Timothy W. Floyd), Social Justice and Externships: Accident, Oxymoron, or the Right Stuff? AALS Clinical Education Conference (2008)

Moderator, Ethical Considerations in Pro Bono Representation, Georgia Bar YLD Academy (2007)

Poster Presentation, The Habeas Project, AALS Clinical Legal Education Conference (2007)

Presenter, Special Topics in Georgia Appellate Procedure, Macon Association of Defense Attorneys (2007)

Presenter, GPDSC Fundamentals of Public Defense Workshop, Advanced Attorney Training: Ineffective Assistance of Counsel, Unicoi, Georgia (January 2006)

GPDSC Appeals Basic Training, Nuts and Bolts of Appellate Procedure (2005)

Speaker, A Comparison: The Right to Counsel in the US and UK Systems of Criminal Justice, Institute of Criminology, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK (2003)

Speaker, A Case Study: Teenagers Tried, Convicted, and Housed as Adult Offenders, Trinity Hall Law Society, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK (2003)

GIDC Juvenile Training Seminar, Appeals in Juvenile Cases, Atlanta, Georgia (2003)

Presenter, Religious Practice on California’s Condemned Row, Habeas Corpus Resource Center Fall Seminar, San Francisco, CA (2002)

APPOINTED OFFICES AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Notable

Chair, Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission (Chair December 2010- March 2015; Vice Chair December 2009-December 2010; Appointed November 2007) • Presided over administrative and zoning hearings related to rezoning, conditional uses, variances, and amendments to the Future Land Use Map/ MBPZ Regulations • Worked with staff on budgeting, land use planning initiatives, and staff oversight Co-Chair, College Hill Corridor Commission (May 2007-January 2012) • Appointed by the University President, took a leadership role in the University’s downtown and adjoining neighborhood revitalization efforts • Helped lead Commission projects, priorities and messages; planned meetings, marketing, and signature events; coordinated workplans with similar organizations; supervised staff, interns, and volunteers

7 • Since its formation in May 2007, College Hill received grant funding in excess of $2.5 million, hired a full executive staff, led a public planning process, implemented Macon’s first bicycle lanes, and launched a successful events series • The project has attracted more than $50 million in public/private investment • Oversaw the College Hill Environmental Branding/ Directional Signage Efforts (Grant Award $100,000 from Knight Neighborhood Challenge) and College Hill Tax Assessment/ Mitigation Project

Additional Community and Professional Involvement

Board of Directors, Georgia Appellate Resource Center (2019-present)

Board of Directors, Georgia Innocence Project (2018-present)

Board of Directors, Altamaha Riverkeeper (2017-present)

Amicus Committee, Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (2017-2019; Chair 2017-2018)

Chair, Music on the Mount, Mount de Sales Academy (2017-2018)

Advisory Board, John S. & James L. Knight Foundation, Macon (2010-2013)

Board of Directors, Ocmulgee National Park & Preserve Initiative (Spring 2011-2013)

Grants Chair, Central Georgia Affiliate Susan G. Komen for the Cure (2006-2008) • Coordinated awarding roughly $150,000 annually in grant monies to local organizations providing education, screening, and treatment programs to underserved populations

Dugout Mom, Vine Ingle Little League Baseball (2009-2015 seasons)

HONORS, AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS

McDonald Distinguished Fellow, Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University (2019-2024) Distinguished Alumni Award for Faithful and Creative Leadership, Candler School of Theology, Emory University (2017) 40 Under 40, Georgia Trend (2015) Shanara Gilbert Emerging Clinician Award, AALS Clinical Legal Education (2013) Robert Benham Award for Community Service, State Bar of Georgia (2011) Best Community Leader, Eleventh Hour Readers’ Choice Awards (2010)

8 Featured in “Architects of the New School,” The Eleventh Hour, August 2008 Five under Forty, Macon Magazine, July/August 2008 Commitment to Justice Award, Young Lawyers Division, State Bar of Georgia (2006) Case of the Year Award, Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (2006) Myki Mobley Award for Academic Excellence and Social Concern, Candler School of Theology (2002) Herman Dooyeweerd Prize in Law and Religion, Emory Law School (2002) Outstanding Senior in Great Books, Mercer University (1997) Dean’s Choice Award, College of Liberal Arts, Mercer University (1997) J. Marion Roberts Writing and Teaching Award, Mercer University (1996) Nicholson Scholarship for study at Oxford University, Mercer University (1996) Outstanding Freshman, Mercer University (1995)

MEDIA REFERENCS AND CITATIONS

Appellate Advocacy

• Lawyerless inmate who can’t speak English gets case to state high court and wins, Atlanta Georgia news http://legal.blog.ajc.com/2015/09/18/inmate-who-cant- speak-english-gets-case-to-state-high-court-and-wins/ (September 18, 2015) • Georgia Appellate Practice Seminar Held in Atlanta, The Appellate Review The Newsletter of the Appellate Practice Section State Bar of Georgia https://www.gabar.org/committeesprogramssections/sections/appellatepractice/upl oad/APS_Summer_13.pdf (Summer 2013) • High Court, Reversing a Reversal, Says Judge Was Not Out of Line, DailyReport http://www.law.com/dailyreportonline/almID/1202789094328/ (June 08, 2017) • State Supreme Court throws out guilty plea, WTVM.com http://www.wtvm.com/story/16476094/state-supreme-court-throws-out-guilty-plea • Double-Header at the Supreme Court, J. Scott Key’s Blog on Georgia Appellate Law http://scottkey.typepad.com/ (June 21, 2010) • Supreme Court weighs appeal from man arrested in Augusta for child molestation, Rome News-Tribune http://www.northwestgeorgianews.com/rome/news/supreme- court-weighs-appeal-from-man-arrested-in-augusta-for/article_ab2a941b-ca2b-5546- 846b-25e70b393097.html?mode=jqm (March 9, 2010) • High Court, Reversing a Reversal, Says Judge Was Not Out of Line, Daily Report http://www.law.com/dailyreportonline/almID/1202789094328/ (June 8, 2017)

9 • Former DeKalb superintendent’s sentence argued before Ga. Supreme Court, AJC http://www.ajc.com/news/local-govt--politics/former-dekalb-superintendent- sentence-argued-before-supreme-court/qqrPgIxtZLpcD0FMP3oSHP/ (September 15, 2015) • Georgia Supreme Court openings draw 15 nominees with midstate ties, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/local/article94569732.html (August 9, 2016) • Who’s name is on the list for Georgia’s next Supreme Court Justice? , All on Georgia Evans County http://evans.allongeorgia.com/whos-name-is-on-the-list-for-georgias- next-supreme-court-justice/ (August 4, 2016) • Plea deal could get thrown out as Georgia Supreme Court weighs child molester’s case, The Augusta Chronicle http://chronicle.augusta.com/metro-crime- courts/2010-03-10/plea-deal-could-get-thrown-out-georgia-supreme-court-weighs- child (March 10, 2010) • State Supreme Court throws out guilty plea, WALB News ABC http://www.walb.com/story/16476094/state-supreme-court-throws-out-guilty-plea (2012) • Precedent Favors State in Teen-Sex Case, ABA Journal http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/precedent_favors_state_in_teen_sex_case (June 14, 2007)

• New Public Defender Rules Could Cost State, GPB media http://redesign.gpb.org/news/2013/04/17/new-public-defender-rules-could-cost- state (April 17, 2013)

• Ga. Court hears case of baby delivered on toilet, The Augusta Chronicle http://chronicle.augusta.com/metro/2009-02-10/ga-court-hears-case-baby- delivered-toilet (February 10, 2009)

Capital Punishment

• Late Bites, The Ringer https://www.theringer.com/2017/3/2/16047068/the-end-of- the-death-row-last-meal-f0cd2c45b406 (March 2, 2017)

10 • Applying Restorative Justice Concepts to Capital Cases, ABA, https://abaforlawstudents.com/2016/07/06/podcast-ending-mass-incarceration- restorative-justice/ (July 06, 2016) • Fate of Death row inmate Josh Bishop remains unknown, The Union Recorder http://www.unionrecorder.com/news/fate-of-death-row-inmate-josh-bishop- remains-unknown/article_0d3d7f9e-f67d-11e5-abf1-630f2c5c82b6.html (March 30, 2016) • Condemned Georgia Killer Makes plea for clemency, Community Newspaper Holdings, INC http://www.cnhi.com/featured_stories/condemned-georgia-killer- makes-plea-for-clemency/article_48055372-faab-11e5-9e5d-737fb5c6a65d.html (March 31, 2016) • Condemned man’s orbit gives rare glimpse of humanity on death row, Miami Herald http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article72338072.html (April 17, 2016) • The Georgia Bulletin, Joshua Bishop executed March 31, was a ‘powerful witness for forgiveness’ https://georgiabulletin.org/news/2016/04/joshua-bishop-executed- march-31-powerful-witness-forgiveness/ (April 14, 2016) • Prosecutor to seek death penalty for two accused of killing guards, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, http://www.myajc.com/news/local/prosecutor-seek-death- penalty-for-two-accused-killing-guards/LvTXDjvquun3wDOBUF7ghO/ (June 21, 2017) • North Georgia man who beat elderly woman to death gets sentence reduced, Times Free Press http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2016/apr/16/convicted-north- georgimurderers-sentence-redu/360453/ (April 16th 2016) • Bishop’s execution carried out by state, The Union Recorder http://www.unionrecorder.com/news/bishop-s-execution-carried-out-by- state/article_24beed6a-f885-11e5-b890-3731ed71fc63.html (April 2, 2016)

• Death Row and My Mom’s 80th Birthday, TEW galleries http://www.tewgalleries.com/blog/?cat=23 (May 3, 2016) • In Remembrance of Joshua Daniel Bishop, Hospitality& Resistance in the Catholic Worker Movement http://opendoorcommunity.org/wp- content/uploads/2008/02/April2016-web.pdf (April 2016)

11 • Georgia Supreme Court denies stay of execution for condemned Baldwin County killer, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/local/crime/article69173257.html (March 31, 2016) • Condemned Man’s Obit a Rare Glimpse of Humanity on Georgia’s Death Row, Best Seller Magazine http://bestsellermagazine.com/news/Condemned-man%27s-obit-a- rare-glimpse-of-humanity-on-Georgia%27s-death-row/ • Applying Restorative Justice Concepts to Capital Cases ,Legal Talk Network, (Podcast) https://legaltalknetwork.com/guests/sarah-gerwig-moore/ (July 5, 2016)

Community Development

• Bibb zoning panel allows cell phone tower on Zebulon, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/article28572877.html (September 29, 2009) • Macon used car dealer denied rezoning approval for vehicle lot, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/article28601443.html (December 14, 2010) • Interface Studio with SSE: College Hill Corridor/ Mercer Village Master Plan, Downtown Albany Tactical Revitalization Plan http://capitalizealbany.com/wp- content/uploads/2013/01/Albany_Original.pdf (January 11, 2013) • Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning Commission: Sardis Church Road property rezoned for commercial use, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/article28622032.html (October 25, 2011) • Macon-Bibb County Planning & Zoning board Oks new signs rules, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/business/article28592827.html (September 28 2010) • Macon-Bibb Planning and Zoning: Residents concerned about proposed rail spur, Atom Bash https://atombash.com/macon-bibb-planning-and-zoning-residents- concerned-about-proposed-rail-spur/ (May 28, 2015) • The College Hill Corridor, College Hill Corridor Initiative https://ubir.buffalo.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10477/34301/CollegeHillCorridor _FULL.pdf?sequence=3 (2011) • College Hill Alliance Touts Successes at Annual Meeting, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/latest-news/article28622185.html (October 26, 2011) • Take Action for the Douglass House, Historic Macon https://www.historicmacon.org/blog/?offset=1410198060000 (August 6, 2014)

12 • 115-year-old Macon church building to make way for Dunkin’ Donuts, Atlanta Business Chronicle https://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/morning_call/2014/02/115-year-old-macon- church-building-to.html (February 25, 2014) • Knight Neighborhood Challenge Fund, Community Foundation of Central Georgia Annual Report https://cfcga.org/wp- content/uploads/2017/01/CFCG_2010AR_online.pdf (2010) • Knight Foundation Gives $5 Million Grant to Help Revitalize College Hill Corridor, Georgia Front page.com http://georgiafrontpage.blogspot.com/2009/06/ (June 30, 2009) • College Hill beauty- The Sarah Gerwig Moore family, Georgia Family Magazine https://www.georgiafamily.com/college-hill-beauty/

• Go Macon, Creative Class http://www.creativeclass.com/_v3/creative_class/2007/04/ (April 29, 2007)

Prison Conditions

• What Happens When the Amish Go to Prison? Slate, http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2012/09/amish_beard _cutting_case_how_do_prisons_treat_amish_inmates_.html (September 21, 2012) • John Howard Association of Illinois, Promoting Transparency and Accountability in Juvenile Detention Facilities: A Report on John Howard Association’s Visit to the Robert W. Depke Juvenile Complex, Lake County, Illinois http://www.thejha.org/sites/default/files/JHA%20Report%20Depke%20Juvenile% 20Complex.pdf Personal Accolades

• Faculty Profile, Sarah Gerwig-Moore: Merging Justice with Education, The Mercer Lawyer (2019) • Mercer Law School Dean Cathy Cox Names Two New Associate Deans, Mercer University, https://news.mercer.edu/mercer-law-school-dean-cathy-cox-names-two- new-associate-deans/ (January 23, 2019) • McDonald, Gerwig-Moore Recognized as 2017 Distinguished Alumni, Candler School of Theology, https://candler.emory.edu/news/releases/2017/09/mcdonald- gerwig-moore-recognized-as-2017-distinguished-alumni.html (September 2017)

13 • 40 under 40, Georgia Trend http://www.georgiatrend.com/October-2015/2015-40- Under-40/ (October 2015) • Language and the Law Interview with Sarah Gerwig Moore, WD communications, http://wdcommunications.com/language-and-the-law-an-interview-with-professor- sarah-gerwig-moore/ (May 2015) • Professor Sarah Gerwig-Moore Named to Georgia Trend’s 40 Under 40, Mercer University https://law.mercer.edu/about/news/professor-sarah-gerwig-moore- named-to-the-georgia-trend-40-under-40.cfm#.WfF3y1tSzIU (October 7, 2015) • Faculty Study Abroad in South Africa, Stetson University http://www.stetson.edu/law/studyabroad/south-africa/faculty.php • Faces and places: Spear recognized for service excellence, Skype for Business Industry News Article http://www.lyncmigration.com/news/2013/07/15/7275819.htm# (July 15, 2013) • Nine with Midstate Ties seeking Georgia Supreme Court judgeships, The Telegraph http://www.macon.com/news/local/article98637377.html (August 29, 2016)

REPORTED APPELLATE OPINIONS

Luckie v. Berry, 2019 WL 1890097 (2019). Chambers v. Hall, 305 Ga. 363 (2019). Kennedy v. Hines, 305 Ga. 7 (2019). Johnson v. Williams, 822 S.E.2d 264 (2018). Mercer v. Johnson, 304 Ga. 219 (2018). Hayes v. State, 301 Ga. 342 (2017). Shelton v. Lee, __ Ga. ___, S16A0106 (July 8, 2016), cert. denied, __U.S. __ (2017). Rollf v. Carter, 298 Ga. 557 (2016). State v. Lewis, 298 Ga. 126 (2015) (amicus curiae). Gonzalez v. Hart, 297 Ga. 670 (2015). Baden v. Ochoa-Hernandez, 297 Ga. 37 (2015). Hill v. Williams, 296 Ga. 753 (2015). Cobb v. Hart, 295 Ga. 89 (2014). Levin v. Morales, 295 Ga. 781 (2014). Bishop v. Humphrey, 726 F.3d 1243 (11th Cir. 2013) cert. denied, __ U.S.__, 135 S. Ct. 67, 190 L. Ed. 2d 34 (2014). Brown v. Parody, 294 Ga. 240 (2013), cert. denied, __ U.S. __, 189 S. Ct. 2736, 189 L. Ed. 2d 773 (2014). Cox v. Howerton, 290 Ga. 693 (2012). Duncan v. Frazier, 290 Ga. 319 (2012). Fullwood v. State, 290 Ga. 335 (2012). Hall v. Koon, __, Ga. __, No. S11H1853 (unreported). Hughes v. State, 291 Ga. 65 (2012).

14 Tate v. Howerton, 290 Ga. 636 (2012). Collier v. State, 290 Ga. 456 (2012). Wilkes v. Terry, 290 Ga. 54 (2011). Lucas v. State, 287 Ga. 864 (2010). Flint v. State, 288 Ga. 39 (2010). Williams v. Moody, 287 Ga. 665 (2010). Phan v. State, 287 Ga. 697 (2010). Smith v. State, 287 Ga. 291 (2010). Hutchison v. Jarriel, 286 Ga. 883 (2010) (amicus curiae). Johnson v. Roberts, 287 Ga. 112 (2010). Alford v. State, 287 Ga. 105 (2010). (Case of the Year Award from Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys). Roberts v. Cooper, 286 Ga. 657 (2010). Williams v. Hall, 286 Ga. 280 (2009). McClure v. Kemp, 285 Ga. 801 (2009). Sanders v. Holder, 285 Ga. 760 (2009). Merriweather v. Chatman, 285 Ga. 765 (2009). Wright v. State, 285 Ga. 428 (2009), cert denied, __ U.S. __ (No. 09-7309) (2010). Henderson v. State, 285 Ga. 240 (2009). Davis v. Frazier, 285 Ga. 16 (2009) (amicus curiae). Denson v. Frazier, 284 Ga. 858 (2009). Thomas v. State, 284 Ga. 327 (2008). Smith v. State, 284 Ga. 33 (2008). Edwards v. Lewis, 283 Ga. 345 (2008) (amicus curiae). Rogers v. State, 285 Ga. App. 568 (2007) (amicus curiae). Mauk v. State, 242 Ga. App. 191 (2000). Floyd v. State, 281 Ga. App. 72 (2006), cert. denied, __ U.S. __ (No. 06-11251) (2007). Freeman v. State, 282 Ga. App. 185 (2006). Estes v. State, 279 Ga. App. 394 (2006). Harden v. Johnson, 280 Ga.464 (2006) (amicus curiae). Edwards v. Lewis, 280 Ga. 441 (2006) (amicus curiae). Davis v. State, 280 Ga. 352 (2006). Williams v. State, 277 Ga. App. 841 (2006). Harvey v. Meadows, 280 Ga. 166 (2006). In re JDG, 278 Ga.App. 672 (2006). Richardson v. State, 277 Ga. App. 429 (2006). White v. Smith, 281 Ga. 271 (2006). Ramos v. Terry, 279 Ga. 889 (2005). (Case of the Year Award from Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.) Jones v. Terry, 279 Ga. 623 (2005) (amicus curiae). State v. Nash, 279 Ga. 646 (2005). Green v. State, 279 Ga. 687 (2005) (amicus curiae). Petty v. Smith, 279 Ga. 273 (2005) (amicus curiae). Williams v. State, 279 Ga. 154 (2005).

15 Gerisch v. Meadows, 278 Ga. 641 (2005) (amicus curiae). Robinson v. State, 278 Ga. 134 (2004). Roberts v. Scoggy, 278 Ga. 25 (2004) (amicus curiae). Heyward v. Humphrey, 277 Ga. 565 (2004) (amicus curiae). Benefield v. State, 278 Ga. 464 (2004). Foskey v. Battle, 277 Ga. 480 (2004) (amicus curiae). Chatman v. Mancill, 278 Ga. 488 (2004) (amicus curiae). Murray v. State, 265 Ga. App. 119 (2004) (amicus curiae). Head v. Stripling, 277 Ga. 493 (2003) (amicus curiae). Head v. Hill, 277 Ga. 255 (2003) (amicus curiae). Nelson v. Hall, 275 Ga. 792 (2002) (amicus curiae).

(I have represented clients or consulted substantially in more than 150 additional cases in which I am either not named as counsel, that were resolved in a trial or habeas court without a published opinion, or are still pending in lower courts.)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Bar of the United States Supreme Court (admitted 2007) Bar of the Supreme Court of Georgia (admitted 2002) Bar of the Court of Appeals of Georgia (admitted 2003) Bar of the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (admitted 2010) Bar of the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia (admitted 2007) Member of the Georgia Bar (admitted 2002) Indigent Defense Committee of the State Bar of Georgia (appointed 2008-2011) Bootle Inn of Court, Macon, Georgia (2006-present) American Association of Law Schools: Criminal Law Section; Women and the Law Section; Clinical Legal Education Association

MUSICAL ENSEMBLES

John Rutter Requiem, soprano, Carnegie Hall (2017) Sue n the Bastards, lead singer (fall 2007-present) Good Country People (2011-2016) Candler Choraliers, soprano (1999-2001) Emory Wind Ensemble, oboe/English horn (1998-2001) Atlanta-Emory Orchestra, oboe/English horn (1998-2001) University College Choir, soprano, Oxford, England (1996-1997) Brasenose Chapel Choir, soprano, Oxford, England (1996-1997) Trinity Hall Orchestra, principal oboe/English horn, Oxford, England (1996-1997) Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, soprano, Kurobe, Japan (January 1996) Classical Music Festival singer, soprano, Eisenstadt, Austria (August 1995) Mercer Wind Ensemble, principal oboist/English horn (1994-1997) Mercer Singers, soprano (1994-1997)

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