What Does Puerto Rican Citizenship Mean for Puerto Rico’s Legal Status? Joseph Blocher & Mitu Gulati
The Duke Law Journal is pleased to welcome its incoming class of 2L Staff Editors (2018–19). For more information, see the Duke Law Journal Masthead. Samantha Abrams-Widdicombe Ali Shan Ali Bhai Nabiha Aziz Joseph W. Baier II Farrah Bara Danielle L. Bembry Taylor L. Brennan Austin T. Brumbaugh Colm B. Cross Joseph D’Antonio A. Izaak Earnhardt Continue Reading »
Duke Law Journal is no longer accepting submissions for Volume 68 (fall 2018 – spring 2019). Volume 69 will reopen the Journal’s Scholastica submissions box in approximately February 2019. For more information on submissions, please visit our Submissions page.
As of February 1, 2018, the Duke Law Journal is open and accepting submissions to be published in Volume 68 (2018–2019). 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 our Scholastica account is strongly preferred.
Duke Law Journal is proud to announce the newly elected Executive Board for Volume 68: Editor-in-Chief: Sam Howe Managing Editor: South Moore Senior Research Editor: Ashley Shan Senior Articles Editor: Abbey McNaughton Senior Notes Editor: Luke Morgan Senior Online Editor: Kyle Housley Executive Editors: Patrick Butler, Zack Ezor, Hugh Hamilton, Sarah Milkovich Articles Editors: Andrea Continue Reading »
The Duke Law Journal is pleased to welcome its incoming class of 2L Staff Editors (2017–18). For more information, see the Duke Law Journal Masthead. Emily Attubato Andrea Beathard Brendan Biffany Ryan Bisaillon Paul Brzyski Patrick Butler Bryan Czako Michael Dale Joshua Dutton Matthew Eible Zachary Ezor David Feess Alexander France Scott Grundei Hugh Hamilton John Continue Reading »
Volume 67 (Fall 2017 – Spring 2018) of the Duke Law Journal is now open for submissions for the fall cycle. For guidelines on submitting to DLJ, please see our submissions page. Although submission via our Scholastica account is strongly preferred, DLJ will also freely accept submissions or resubmissions by email and by mail. Please Continue Reading »
Professor Kish Parella (L’08) will present Reputational Regulation at the 2017 Stanford/Yale/Harvard Junior Faculty Forum on June 6 and 7 at Stanford Law School. The forum’s full schedule can be found here. Reputational Regulation will be published in the February issue of Volume 67. While at Duke Law, Professor Parella served as an Articles Editor on Continue Reading »
The Duke Law Journal invites proposals for its 48th Annual Administrative Law Symposium, to be held in February 2018, at Duke University School of Law in Durham, North Carolina. The Duke Law Journal’s Administrative Law Symposium has been the premier administrative law event for over four decades. Previous symposia topics include: Inclusion, Exclusion, and the Continue Reading »
As of February 1, 2017, the Duke Law Journal is open and accepting submissions to be published in Volume 67 (2017–2018). 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 our Scholastica account is strongly preferred.