Rutgers University Law Review
Law PracticeNew Jersey, United States11-50 Employees
The Rutgers University Law Review serves as the flagship scholarly journal of Rutgers Law School. As a professional publication, it facilitates critical discussions of contemporary legal problems and features material from practitioners, scholars, and students. It is published five times annually, with lead articles by practitioners and scholars alongside student notes and case comments. Each year, the fourth issue surveys state constitutional law and the fifth hosts a campus symposium at the Newark location, highlighting its role as a platform for legal scholarship within New Jersey. The journal operates from Newark, New Jersey, supported by a small team of professionals and students. In 2020, reports noted the appointment of Nina Rodriguez as editor-in-chief.