The University of Baltimore Law Review

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The University of Baltimore School of Law's flagship journal, Law Review, provides in-depth analyses of current 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. The Law Review also operates as a training ground for its members, providing an opportunity for students to hone their writing, research, editing and time-management capabilities—skills that are prized in the job market. Under the direction of a student-run editorial board, Law Review is published three times a year. Articles are contributed by professors, practitioners, judges and students.

Inquiries regarding submissions are welcome.

Law Review Executive Board, Volume 56: 

 

Editor in Chief: Chauncey Bellamy
Managing Editor: Ian Drury
Production Editors: Hudson Carroll, Calista Heister, Colin Livingston, Joshua Poston
Assistant Managing Editor: Madeline Waits
Comments Editor: Macy Hamlett
Articles Editor: Hassan Ahmed
Executive Editor: Nikkie Navarro
Publications Editor: Tyler Konigsberg
Symposium Editor: Alexis Berry
Diversity and Inclusion Editor: Erika Meadows

Law Review Associate Board, Volume 56:

 

Associate Managing Editor: Sophie Alemi & Hugh Garbrick
Associate Comments Editor: Margaret Galloway, Samantha Karch, Meaghan Slattery, Taylor J. Smith, and Benjamin Wachs

Senior Staff Editors

John Ford, James Huang, Emily Lightner, Madeline Stewart, Ryan Sulkowski

Staff Editors

Yasmin Afmeged, Marlyn Aguirre Escobar, Brayan Blandin, Henry Booth, Rachael Bostian, Jaylah Brooks, Samantha Brown, Isabella DiDonato, Dominic Downs, Marcos Espejo-Saavedra, Christopher Farlow, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Owen Garcia, Rebekah Garrett, Bria Goodwin, Anthony Horodowicz, Aharon Katz, Katie King, Mia Kobylski, Chana, Lachman, Austin Luckhardt, Emma Marthins, Elena Nutter, Morgan Pappas, Isabelle Pardew, Jasmine Patel, Sabrina Pereira, Natalie Sharpe, Corey Siegel, Chemutai Sitienei, Gabrielle Steinberg, Anthony Woodside

 

Faculty Advisor: Assoc. Professor Matthew Lindsay