The Review: Volume 48 Issue 1 Available Online
The most recent publication of our print journal, Volume 48, Issue 1, is now available on our website.
The most recent publication of our print journal, Volume 48, Issue 1, is now available on our website.
Check out the special edition of Volume 51, the Rights of a Child Symposia articles available here and the seventh installment of Scholarship from the Inside available here.
The editors of this journal have come together with the editors of journals across the country to demand compensation for the work we do to publish legal scholarship. Our demand rests on one fundamental principle: Uncompensated labor is wrong. In
RLSC is proud to share this statement expressing our commitment to the BDS movement and our solidarity with Palestinians collectively struggling toward liberation. Read more here.
The Harbinger, highlighting authors’ individual and unique encounters with the U.S. criminal punishment system. The pieces in this anthology include personal essays, commentaries, poetry, lyrics, and reflections.
Participatory Law Scholarship is not a passing trend. PLS has now been institutionalized at one of the most reputable law journals in the United States.
The group who had a head start without shackles would still have many advantages, and those advantages would not disappear or be remedied by simply pretending otherwise. That, however, is essentially what colorblindness necessitates. And it is absurd.
Many forces in this country have sought to erase trans people . . . We believe a similar erasure has occurred in the federal courts’ failure to uphold Farmer as a case that establishes a Bivens remedy for failure-to-protect claims.