The Iowa Law Review is a scholarly publication run by Iowa Law students since 1935 and is dedicated Since its inception in 1915 as the Iowa Law Bulletin, the Iowa Law Review has served as a scholarly legal journal, noting and analyzing developments in the law and suggesting future paths for the law to follow.
Since 1935, students have edited and have managed the Law Review, which is published five times annually. The Law Review ranks high among the top “high impact” legal periodicals in the country, and its subscribers include legal practitioners and law libraries throughout the world.
The Iowa Law Review is excited to announce our 2022 Symposium: The Future of Religious Freedom. The symposium will take place at the Boyd Law Building in Iowa City on October 14, 2022. Speakers from across the country will convene to discuss the many facets of this First Amendment protection. Please head to our website to learn more about the scholars contributing to this event and to register! Check it out here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/symposia/upcoming-symposium/
📖📚Check out our latest Iowa Law Review Online piece exploring the recent D.C. Circuit Court’s ruling in Thompson v. Trump and various issues the United States Supreme Court will likely consider should the case end up there. This timely piece is written by Professor Jay Sterling Silver and can be accessed here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/thompson-v-trump-lost-in-the-funhouse-of-brandenburg/
✍️ Check out our latest Iowa Law Review Online piece, Law and the Rise of Foreign Issuer IPOs by Dhruv Chand Aggarwal!
This fantastic read is a response to an earlier published Print article by William Moon titled Delaware’s Global Competitiveness. You can read this excellent piece here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/law-and-the-rise-of-foreign-issuer-ipos/
🎉 The final issue of Volume 107 is out now! This issue features a variety of fantastic Articles, as well as student Notes. You can check it out here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/print/volume-107-issue-5/
📢📢 Iowa Law Review Online’s latest piece, “The Peril and Promise of SCOTUS Resignations” by Richard M. Re, is out now! Check out this very timely piece here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/the-peril-and-promise-of-scotus-resignations/
Congratulations & welcome to our Vol. 108 student writers! We are so excited to have such an incredible group of students join our team. 🎉
🚨🗞 Check out our latest Iowa Law Review Online piece: Immigration, Government Terror, and the Rule of Law by Paul Gowder! This fantastic read is a response to an earlier published Print article by Stella Burch Elias titled Law as a Tool of Terror. You can read Professor Gowder’s response here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/immigration-government-terror-and-the-rule-of-law/
Volume 107, Issue 4 is hot off the (electronic) press! Check it out here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/print/volume-107-issue-4/
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📢 Calling all 1L Hawkeyes! Interested in joining Journal? Attend our All-Journal Informational Meeting this Tuesday, April 26th from 12:45-1:45 to hear more about all four Iowa journals (Iowa Law Review, Journal of Corporation Law, Journal of Gender, Race & Justice, and Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems) and have your questions answered! 📚
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Hannah Rose Arterian. Dean Arterian was Iowa Law Review’s first woman Note & Comment Editor, serving on the 1972-73 Editorial Board. She later returned to the The University of Iowa College of Law as a visiting professor, then joined the faculty in 1978 (being one of the first women to teach at Iowa Law). She went on to become the eleventh Dean of Syracuse University College of Law in 2002.
Dean Arterian had a remarkable and trailblazing career and life including being a beloved mother to four children, serving as a role model for many, aiding in the vetting process of then-Vice Presidential nominee Joe Biden (and attending President Barack Obama's inauguration in 2008 per invite by Biden), and serving as Chair of the AccessLex Institute Board of Directors in 2014.
Her celebration of life events will take place in Syracuse, New York and Phoenix, Arizona.
We are so thankful for all Dean Arterian did not just for Iowa Law Review, but also to make the legal community a better place.
Check out one of our latest Iowa Law Review Online publications: "Antitrust Liability for False Advertising: A Response to Carrier & Tushnet" by Susannah Gagnon & Herbert Hovenkamp.
You can read their response here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/antitrust-liability-for-false-advertising-a-response-to-carrier-and-tushnet.
Check out one of our latest Iowa Law Review Online publications: "Informed Consent Law's Role in Stillbirth Prevention: Response to Meghan Boone, Brietta Clark, and Nadia Sawicki" by Jill Wieber Lens.
You can read this response here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-107/informed-consent-laws-role-in-stillbirth-prevention-response-to-meghan-boone-brietta-clark-and-nadia-sawicki.
To wrap up the week, we are featuring our wonderful executives! These individuals have unique roles because while there are not “teams” they are a part of, all three of them work with every team in various ways, assisting with the publication process, administrative work of ILR, and much more!
These Board members include Kate Conlow (Editor in Chief), Brennen Walker (Executive Editor), and Nicholas Johnston (Administrative Editor).
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🖥 Happy Thursday! Today we are featuring our Online Team. 💻
The Online Team is responsible for reviewing, soliciting, and selecting legal scholarship for publication in Iowa Law Review Online (the companion to Iowa Law Review). This includes every stage of the publication process, as well as handling social media for ILR, and uploading pieces to our website.
This team consists of Emily Mertz-O'Brien (Senior Online Editor), Rory Gallagher (Online Managing Editor) & our 14 Contributing Editors: Barrett Bierschenk, Delaney Bounds, Emma Caparula, Wayne Comstock, Charlie Doyle, Henry Gale, Luke Harvey, Sean McGiverin, Margaret Rockey, Samantha Rose, Gabriella Small, Nickolas Schwake, Allie Zimmerman, & Rachel Zingg.
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Please consider giving to Iowa Law Review this year. Donations to ILR for One Day for Iowa can be made here: https://1dayforiowa.org/fa-lawreview22
Today’s the day - happy One Day for Iowa! Today we are featuring our lovely ✨Articles Team.✨
The Articles Team is responsible for selecting every article for Iowa Law Review’s print edition, working to ensure each volume is well-balanced. Additionally, the Articles Team serves as the primary point of contact with authors throughout the publication process, ensuring they have a positive experience with Iowa Law Review.
This team consists of Michael Needle (Senior Articles Editor), Meg Sill (Symposium Articles Editor), and our Articles Editors: JP Beaty, Jad Elchahal, & Grace Vorbrich.
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Please consider giving to Iowa Law Review this year. Donations to ILR for One Day for Iowa can be made here: https://1dayforiowa.org/fa-lawreview22
🎉 Today we are featuring our Note & Comment Team! 🎉
“The Note & Comment Team of Iowa Law Review assists students with the note writing process. From topic selection to substantive edits, the Note & Comment Team provides students with the tools and advice they need to create academic legal writing of publishable quality.” -Marisa Leib-Neri, Senior Note & Comment Editor
The Note & Comment Editors include Audrey Felderman, Mark Hart, & Michael Woo.
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Please consider giving to Iowa Law Review this year. Donations to ILR for One Day for Iowa can be made here: https://1dayforiowa.org/fa-lawreview22
✍️ Curious what Iowa Law Review is all about? Look no further! To kick off One Day for Iowa, we will be featuring the various teams that comprise our Editorial Board, starting with our Managing Editors! 📝
“The team of Managing Editors are the technical experts of Iowa Law Review. Working with both professors and student writers alike, they are responsible for ensuring that every piece published is accurately cited, Bluebook compliant, and professional in appearance.” - Paige Roff, Senior Managing Editor
The Managing Editors include Edward Hershewe, Samantha Leo, Jenna Nelson, Mauricio Ramirez, Tatiana Smith, Nicholas Smoger, & Shianne Thomas.
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Please consider giving to Iowa Law Review this year. Donations to ILR for One Day for Iowa can be made here: https://1dayforiowa.org/fa-lawreview22
Vol. 107, Issue 3 is out now! Check it out here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/print/volume-107-issue-3/
Note Who Decides?: Informed Consent Doctrine Applied to Denial of Reproductive Health Care Information at Crisis Pregnancy Centers Kassandra DiPietro
The story of former Iowa Law dean and Supreme Court Justice, Wiley Rutledge
36 Iowa Law Review described Rutledge as a teacher of law who had “the happy faculty of arousing the interest and latent talents of his students,...
A big congratulations and welcome to the Volume 108 Board of the Iowa Law Review! We are thrilled to pass the reins to such a great group!
The Iowa Law Review is thrilled to announce this year's student writer Notes selected for publication in Volume 108.
Congratulations and welcome to our Volume 107 Student Writers! We are excited for a great year!
Interested in joining journal next year? Come to the All-Journal Informational Meeting on Thursday, April 1 from 12:45-1:45. A representative from each of the four Iowa Law journals will present the benefits of participating in journal, the application process this year, and answer any questions you may have.
Zoom link: https://uiowa.zoom.us/j/98805343418?pwd=S1pTeW9aUk1tZ0VoT21ISWt5WlJiUT09.
To current and former ILR writers and editors: Today is 1Day4Iowa Giving Day, and a former Iowa Law Review editor is challenging past and current members to give to the Norma Westphal Iowa Law Review Editor’s Fund in memory of Westphal, who served as the administrative associate for the publication for many years. Gifts will be matched up to $50,000. So far we're only at 8%, so give now!
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Congratulations, and welcome, to the Volume 107 Board of the Iowa Law Review!
The Iowa Law Review is thrilled to announce this year's student writer Notes selected for publication in Volume 107.
The Iowa Law Review will be joining thousands of central Iowans uniting to learn and grow together with the #EquityChallenge. We encourage everyone to join us by signing up at www.EquityChallenge.org, so that you too can be part of the 21-day online learning journey beginning October 5, 2020.
Earlier this week, @LastWeekTonight featured an Iowa Law Review Article by Professor Nina Chernoff during a discussion of jury selection! See links to the video and Article below. https://youtube.com/watch?v=1f2iawp0y5Y https://tinyurl.com/y42pyav7
Congratulations, and welcome, to our Volume 106 Student Writers! We are looking forward to a great year!
After careful consideration, the ILR has decided that this year’s Symposium on the Future of Law and Transportation will convene as a completely virtual event. The Symposium will still take place on November 6th. We are in the process of finalizing details and we are excited to offer a unique experience. To receive future updates, including links to the event, sign up here: https://uiowa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5gLMyizQy5g7zUx. Information about the event and a list of participants may be found here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/symposium.
Symposium 2020 The Future of Law and TransportationPresented by: Iowa Law Review & the Iowa Innovation, Business and Law Center November 5-6, 2020 University of Iowa College of Law, Iowa City, IA This year’s Symposium will focus on the law, policy, and potential of transportation, an area that is ...
Volume 105, Issue 4 has been published on the Iowa Law Review website! Access the Issue here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/print/volume-105-issue-4/
We are excited to announce that this year’s Symposium on The Future of Law and Transportation will be held on Nov. 5-6, 2020 at The University of Iowa College of Law! Pieces will be published in Issue 5 of Vol. 106 of the ILR. Save the date (we’ll go virtual if need be) and sign up here for updates, including our livestream link!
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Congratulations to Vol. 106's Student Notes!
We are excited to announce the Iowa Law Review Volume 106 Board! Congratulations, everyone!
Volume 105, Issue 1 is now live! Read and access here: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/print/volume-105-issue-1/
We are excited to announce the Iowa Law Review Volume 105 Student Writers! Congratulations, everyone!
The Volume 104 Editorial Board is pleased to announce the Volume 105 Student Notes selected for publication!
We are excited to announce the Iowa Law Review Volume 105 Board! Congratulations, everyone!
Congratulations to our Volume 104 Student Writers as they complete their final AC of the year! And a big shout out to everyone who helped make Volume 104 possible!
Read Professor Mihailis Diamantis' "From Here to There: A Reply to Professor Baer," now available on the Iowa Law Review website: https://ilr.law.uiowa.edu/online/volume-103/from-here-to-there-a-reply-to-professor-baer/
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