American Journal of Trial Advocacy

American Journal of Trial Advocacy A law review dedicated to the art of trial advocacy that is edited and published entirely by students at Cumberland School of Law. Corely.

The Trial Journal covers all aspects of trial advocacy and was established in 1977 by Dean Donald E. The journal publishes "Trial Techniques", how-to discussions of proven trial tactics that include supporting case law and other research. Journal members are selected from a highly competitive candidates program. Students ranked at the top one-third of their class and select winners of writing and advocacy competitions are offered an opportunity to attempt to write-on to the journal. This is a student-managed journal at Cumberland School of Law.

Check out our newest article, authored by member Henry Bishop: “The Citizenship Clause—Two Requirements or One? A Textua...
09/29/2026

Check out our newest article, authored by member Henry Bishop: “The Citizenship Clause—Two Requirements or One? A Textual Question After Trump v. Barbara.” Available now at the link in our bio!

Read our newest article, written by member Chandni Patel: “Olivier v. City of Brandon, Mississippi: Defining the Scope o...
09/25/2026

Read our newest article, written by member Chandni Patel: “Olivier v. City of Brandon, Mississippi: Defining the Scope of the Heck Bar.” Available now at the link in our bio!

We’re excited to share a new article by Senior Associate Editor Reagan Keener: “Little v. Hecox: Biological S*x, Equal P...
09/22/2026

We’re excited to share a new article by Senior Associate Editor Reagan Keener: “Little v. Hecox: Biological S*x, Equal Protection, & the Limits of Bostock in School Athletics.” Read it now—link in bio!

Check out our newest article, authored by member Jordan Moore: “Louisiana v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Ab...
09/18/2026

Check out our newest article, authored by member Jordan Moore: “Louisiana v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Abortion Deemed Outside the Coverage of the Reasonable Accommodations Provision of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.” Available now at the link in our bio!

Read our newest article, written by Senior Associate Editor Aubry Hunt: “United States v. Rahimi: Clarifying the Second ...
09/14/2026

Read our newest article, written by Senior Associate Editor Aubry Hunt: “United States v. Rahimi: Clarifying the Second Amendment After Bruen.” Available now at the link in our bio!

We’re excited to share a new article by Managing Editor Samuel Martin: “Private Credit Goes to Court: Goldman v. Blue Ow...
09/05/2026

We’re excited to share a new article by Managing Editor Samuel Martin: “Private Credit Goes to Court: Goldman v. Blue Owl and the Challenges of Private Credit Fund Disclosures.” Read it now—link in bio!

We had fun last week hosting thursday review with The Cumberland Law Review! Thank you to everyone who attended! ⚾️⚖️
09/03/2026

We had fun last week hosting thursday review with The Cumberland Law Review! Thank you to everyone who attended! ⚾️⚖️

Check out our newest article, authored by Executive Editor Mathews Ivey: “‘Stop! Physically Identify Yourself!’—The Alab...
09/01/2026

Check out our newest article, authored by Executive Editor Mathews Ivey: “‘Stop! Physically Identify Yourself!’—The Alabama Supreme Court Allows Officers to Demand Physical Identification Under the ‘Stop and Identify’ Statute.” Available now at the link in our bio!

Check out our newest article, authored by Senior Associate Editor Lyndsey Stott: “Stayed in Its Tracks: How Tincher v. N...
08/29/2026

Check out our newest article, authored by Senior Associate Editor Lyndsey Stott: “Stayed in Its Tracks: How Tincher v. Noem Exposes the New Fault Line Between Class-Wide Relief and Universal Injunctions.” Available now at the link in our bio!

We’re excited to share a new article by Student Materials Editor Emma Crouch: “Death by Jurisdictional Error: Hain Celes...
08/25/2026

We’re excited to share a new article by Student Materials Editor Emma Crouch: “Death by Jurisdictional Error: Hain Celestial Grp., Inc. v. Palmquist and the Supreme Court’s Ruling on the Erroneous Removal of Parties for Diversity Jurisdiction.” Read it now—link in bio!

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