Rutgers University Law Review is the flagship law journal of Rutgers Law School and is a professional publication devoted to critical discussions of current legal problems.
Issued five times a year, it includes lead articles by practitioners and scholars, as well as student contributions in the form of notes and case comments. Each year, the fourth issue of the Law Review is devoted to a survey of state constitutional law and the fifth issue is devoted to a symposium held at the Newark campus.
Recent Issues
Volume 78, Winter 2026, Issue 2
Articles Rules for Dying Fifty Years After Quinlan: Putting[…]
Volume 78, Fall 2025, Issue 1
Articles Cruel and NOT Unusual — The Treatment of[…]
Volume 77, Spring 2025, Issue 5
Remarks Law, Belonging, and Exclusion: The Dual Role of[…]
Volume 76, Spring 2024 – Commentaries
Articles HISTORICAL WEAPONS RESTRICTIONS ON MINORS Robert J. Spitzer[…]
Volume 76, Winter 2024 – Commentaries
Articles A FELONY A DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY[…]
Volume 76, Fall 2023 – Commentaries
Articles NEGATIVE ORIGINALISM Jamie G. McWilliam Originalism has been[…]
Annual Symposia
Our Newark location hosts an annual symposium dedicated to exploring critical and contemporary legal issues. Each year, we gather a distinguished panel of speakers from across the globe, including internationally acclaimed and award-winning legal experts, scholars, and practitioners.
Meet Our Executive Board
Mia Goldstein
Editor-in-Chief (Camden)
Kenneth Corte
Editor-in-Chief (Newark)
Mackenzie Nyemchek
Managing Editor (Camden)
Natalie Tosto
Managing Editor (Newark)
Karolyn Merch
Senior Articles Editor (Camden)
Madison Bigelow
Senior Articles Editor (Newark)
Hannah Amor
Senior Commentaries Editor (Camden)
Stephen Chung
Senior Commentaries Editor (Newark)
