DLJ closes submissions for Volume 70
Volume 70 (Fall 2020 – Spring 2021) of the Duke Law Journal is filled. Volume 71 will reopen the Journal’s Scholastica submissions box in approximately February 2021. For more information on submissions, please visit our Submissions page.Duke Law Journal is now accepting submissions for 2020–2021
As of February 1, 2020, the Duke Law Journal is open and accepting submissions to be published in Volume 70 (2020–2021). For guidelines on submitting to DLJ, please see our submissions page. Although submissions may be mailed to DLJ or sent by e-mail, submission via...DLJ has elected a new board for Volume 70
Duke Law Journal is proud to announce the newly elected Executive Board for Volume 70: Editor-in-Chief: Christian Bale Managing Editor: Christine Mullen Senior Articles Editor: Sam Speers Senior Notes Editor: Catie Carberry Senior Research Editor: Katie Lew Senior...DLJ Welcomes Volume 69 Staff Editors
The Duke Law Journal is pleased to welcome its incoming class of 2L Staff Editors (2019–20). For more information, see the Duke Law Journal Masthead. Rohit Asirvatham Daniel Athenour Griffin Baker Christian I. Bale Caitlan Carberry Chelsea Carlson Genesa Cefali...Duke Law Journal is now accepting submissions for 2019–2020
As of February 1, 2019, the Duke Law Journal is open and accepting submissions to be published in Volume 69 (2019–2020). For guidelines on submitting to DLJ, please see our submissions page. Although submissions may be mailed to DLJ or sent by e-mail, submission via...DLJ Online
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Volume 73
Spring 2023 Issue
“Corpus Linguistics and the Original Public Meaning of the Sixteenth Amendment”
Thomas R. Lee, Lawrence B. Solum, James C. Phillips, and Jesse A. Egbert | PDF
Volume 73
Fall 2023 Issue
“Creditors Strike Back: The Return of the Cooperation Agreement”
Samir D. Parikh | PDF
“Inside the Internet”
Nick Merrill & Tejas N. Narechania | PDF
“101 Lawyers: Attorney Appearances in Twitter v. Musk“
Andrew K. Jennings | PDF
“All Grown Up: Qualified Immunity, Student Rights, and the Way Forward”
Matthew McKnight & Angela Guo | PDF
“Looking Backward to Move Forward: Ending the “History and Tradition” of Gun Violence Against the LGBTQ+ Community”
Brett V. Ries | PDF
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