DLJ Welcomes Volume 66 Staff Editors
The Duke Law Journal is pleased to welcome its incoming class of 2L Staff Editors (2016–17). For more information, see the Duke Law Journal Masthead (PDF). Laura E. Appelt Megan Elaine Ault Alex K. Auriti Shelby L. Baird Brian Barnes Lindsay R. Baxter Zachary N....DLJ reopens for submissions for the 2016-2017 publication cycle (Volume 66)
Volume 66 (Fall 2016 – Spring 2017) 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...DLJ Requests Proposals For Its 47th Annual Administrative Law Symposium
The Duke Law Journal invites proposals for its 47th Annual Administrative Law Symposium, to be held in February 2017, at Duke University School of Law in Durham, North Carolina. The Duke Law Journal’s Administrative Law Symposium has been the premier administrative...DLJ Closes Submissions for Spring, 2016
Volume 66 (Fall 2016 – Spring 2017) of the Duke Law Journal has closed its Scholastica submissions box for the spring selection cycle. It will reopen for the fall selection cycle on July 15, 2016. For the fall cycle, DLJ will also freely accept submissions or...Spotlight on Presidential Appointments
The sudden vacancy of Justice Antonin Scalia’s seat on the United States Supreme Court has thrust the presidential appointments process into a national spotlight. The Duke Law Journal’s Administrative Law Symposium in 2015 provides an in-depth look from...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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