The University of Baltimore School of Law's flagship journal, the University of Baltimore Law Review, provides an in-depth analysis of timely legal topics of interest to the legal community nationwide.
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Law Review Executive Board, Volume :
Editor in Chief: Kelly Goebel
Managing Editor: Megan Micco
Production Editors: Sam Draper, Tom Miller,
Ashley Triplett, Jillian Smith
Executive Editor: Greg Waterworth
Articles Editor: Jacey Smith
Comments Editor: Josh Gorsky
Business Editor: Morgan Dilks
Symposium Editor: Erin Benson
Publications Editor: Jessica Duvall
Law Review Associate Board, Volume 47
Associate Managing Editors: Theresa Lippy,
Victoria Lucido
Associate Comment Editors: Beatrice Campbell, Marleigh Davis, Janet Franklin, Mark Pincelli
Faculty Adviser: Venable Professor of Law Robert Lande.