Summary of the GW Law Review-Hosted ABA Administrative Law Conference Panel
During the ABA’s Administrative Law Conference on November 18th, The George Washington Law Review hosted a panel of scholars whose works have been accepted for... Read More
Clerks at 100
Join us Friday, October 4th for a symposium focusing on the institution of Supreme Court clerkships. Essays will be published on the George Washington Law... Read More
Observations from the GWLR Administrative Law Panel
On Friday, October 20, 2017, The George Washington Law Review (“Law Review”) hosted a panel titled, “Evaluating Federal Actions: The Powers, Processes, and Proclamations of... Read More
Alumni Newsletter – Volume 86, Fall Edition
Katelin Shugart-Schmidt pens her first alumni newsletter as Volume 86 Editor-in-Chief. Katelin introduces the Volume 86 Senior Board, provides an overview of our Fall Symposium... Read More
GW Law Review Hosts Panel at ABA Administrative Law Conference
In conjunction with the American Bar Association Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice, The George Washington Law Review will host its annual panel at... Read More
Register for the 2017 Symposium: The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society: 50 Years Later
Click Here to Register. The George Washington Law Review, along with our co-sponsor Dean Roger Fairfax of The George Washington University Law School, is thrilled... Read More
Alumni Newsletter – Volume 85, Spring Edition
Amy Pearlman, Volume 85 Editor-in-Chief, has crafted this newsletter to keep our alumni apprised of some of the great things our students did during her tenure.... Read More
Alumni Newsletter – Volume 85, Fall Edition
With our new team up and running at the Law Review, Volume 85 Editor-in-Chief, Amy Pearlman, has crafted this newsletter to keep our alumni community apprised... Read More
On the Docket Panel | United States v. Texas: A Historic Moment for U.S. Immigration
The George Washington Law Review’s On the Docket Presents: United States v. Texas: A Historic Moment for U.S. Immigration The George Washington Law Review is... Read More
Soliciting Submissions for Arguendo
After reorganizing our online team, The George Washington Law Review is proud to announce that our online publication, Arguendo, is once again accepting submissions. To make best use... Read More
UPDATED: Bloomberg & NY Times Run Stories on GWLR Article
We are very excited that the New York Times has published a story “Lawyers with Lowest Pay Report More Happiness” based on Professors Lawrence S.... Read More
The Law Review Volunteers with Ronald McDonald House
On Friday, associates and editors of the Law Review Vol. 83 and 84 volunteered with the Ronald McDonald House of Washington, DC. The Law Review... Read More
Alumni Newsletter | Volume 83
Dear Law Review Alumni, It is with great pleasure that I write you with the Volume 83 George Washington Law Review Newsletter. Though this newsletter... Read More
Announcing the Volume 84 Editorial Board
The Law Review is very proud to introduce the new Editorial Board of Volume 84. As of March 24, 2015, The George Washington Law Review... Read More
Professor Osenga’s Article is Selected for the Intellectual Property Law Review 2015
The George Washington Law Review is exceedingly proud to announce that Professor Kristen Osenga’s article Debugging Software’s Schemas has been selected for publication in the... Read More
George Washington Law Review Cited by the Supreme Court
The George Washington Law Review is extremely excited to announce the Supreme Court’s recent citation of one of our articles in Perez v. Mortgage... Read More
GWLR Hosts “The FTC at 100” Symposium Featuring Justice Breyer
On November 7-8, 2014, the GW Law Review held its Annual Symposium. This year’s symposium, [addlink url=”http://www.gwlr.org/2014/10/01/ftc-symposium-2014/” text=”The FTC at 100: Centennial Commemorations and Proposals for... Read More
George Washington Law Review 2014 Symposium: The FTC at 100
The George Washington Law Review‘s held its 2014 Symposium, The FTC at 100: Centennial Commemorations and Proposals for Progress, on Saturday, November 8, 2014, in Washington,... Read More
The Administrative Conference at 50: GW Law Review & ACUS Commemorative Project
2014 marks the [addlink url=”http://www.acus.gov/50″ text=”50th Anniversary of the Administrative Conference”] of the United States. The Conference, which came into being when President Lyndon B. Johnson... Read More
Supreme Court Amici Cite GWLR in Four October 2014 Cases
The George Washington Law Review has been cited by amici curiae in four cases set for argument in the Supreme Court’s October 2014 term. Brian... Read More
GWLR Welcomes New Members
The George Washington Law Review is pleased to welcome the following new members to Volume 83: Eric Aberg Luis Andrade Nathalie Baker Daniel Bernard Linden... Read More
Vol. 83 Editorial Board Selected
Announcing the 83rd Editorial Board of The George Washington Law Review:
Gonzales and Vladeck Cited in The New York Times
The New York Times published an article, Republicans Spar on Leaks and Surveillance, Underscoring Partisan Shake-up, discussing the divergent partisan views in the Republican caucus in... Read More
The Wall Street Journal Spotlights Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’s Article on the Use of Drone Strikes
The Wall Street Journal has written a piece featuring former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’s article entitled Drones: The Power to Kill, which has recently... Read More
Charles Kruly’s Essay Cited in Amicus Brief Filed With SCOTUS
Charles Kruly, a graduate of The George Washington University Law School’s class of 2013 and former editor of the Law Review, was recently cited in... Read More
GWLR Authors to Defend Child Pornography Victims Before SCOTUS, Jan. 22
GWLR authors Paul Cassell and James R. Marsh represent Amy, the victim of child pornography involved in the pending Supreme Court case (United States v.... Read More
Professor Ryan Calo’s Interview With CBC Radio on “Digital Market Manipulation”
Professor Ryan Calo of the University of Washington School of Law was recently interviewed by CBC Radio—the Canadian analog of National Public Radio (NPR)—about his... Read More
Issue 82:1 Now Available
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Volume 80, Issue 2 in Print
We are pleased to announce that the second issue of Volume 80 is now out in print. The lead piece for Issue 2 is “Direct... Read More