Law Review

 

The University of Baltimore's flagship journal Law Review provides an in-depth analysis of timely legal topics of interest to the legal community nationwide. 

As an academic forum for legal scholarship, the journal is a valuable research tool for legal practitioners. Law Review also operates as a training ground for its members and provides them with the opportunity to hone their writing, research, editing, and management skills—the very skills that are prized in the job market. Under the direction of a student-run   Editorial Board, the Law Review is published four times per year. Articles include works by professors, practitioners, judges, and students and inquiries regarding submission are always welcome. Law Review also hosts an annual symposium—a conference for students and legal professionals that addresses timely legal issues—and co-sponsors The Feminist Legal Theory Conference with the Center for Applied Feminism.

Law Review Executive Board, Volume 42:

Editor in Chief:  Katie Dorian
Managing Editor:  Katie Hoffman
Articles Editor:  Mike Wilson
Comments Editor:  Garrett Wozniak
Executive Editor:  Kara Dorr
Business Editor:  Natalie Scurto
Symposium Editor:  John Butler
Technology Editor:  Amin Berrah
Production Editors:  Lauren Bell, Lindsey Carpenter, Bryan Mull, Nick Young

Law Review Associate Board, Volume 42
Associate Managing Editors:  Matt Gannett, Leah Hauser
Associate Articles Editor:  Amanda Webster
Associate Comments Editors:  Ryan Bottegal, Kristina Donahue, Ioana Kastellorizios, Devin Kitchelt, Ryan Stoker
Associate Technology Editor:  Ebony Thompson

Faculty advisor: Robert Lande