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.
This essay explores the legal architecture and growth of these ideas, both after Roe and after Dobbs, in three parts. It argues that, in an era in which suspicion about pregnancy loss seems to be growing, prosecutions involving pregnancy that
Mental health conditions, including deaths by suicide and overdose, are among the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths in the United States. These are not mystifying realities but preventable tragedies: foreseeable outcomes of laws and policies that prioritize harm and punishment
"Each of these language-related forces — individually or working in tandem — can produce the same result: a person is returned to a place where they face forms of harm that entitle them to protection under international and domestic legal
Legal fetal ‘personhood’ is the idea that every single stage of fetal life, including the collection of cells formed at conception, is entitled to all the same legal rights as already born people. This concept makes no legal sense, any