Rising in the Ranks

American University Law Review: Recognized Among the Nation’s Top Law Journals

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Federal Circuit Symposium

The American University Law Review is pleased to host its Annual Federal Circuit Symposium, bringing together distinguished judges, scholars, practitioners, and members of the legal community for a day of thoughtful discussion on timely and significant legal issues within the Federal Circuit’s jurisdiction. This year’s Symposium is organized by Mallory Hogan, Senior Federal Circuit Editor.

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Annual Symposium

The American University Law Review was pleased to host its Annual Symposium, bringing together distinguished scholars, practitioners, students, and members of the legal community for a day of thoughtful discussion on timely and significant legal issues.

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DEI in the Law Panel

The American University Law Review was proud to host our DEI in the Law Panel, bringing together students, faculty, and members of the AUWCL community for an engaging discussion on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the legal profession.

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AULR E-Board Member Receives Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award

The American University Law Review is proud to congratulate Elliaina Sanders, a member of the Law Review’s Volume 74 Editorial Board, on receiving the Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award from the Burton Awards, a national nonprofit program co-sponsored by the American Bar Association.

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CURRENT ISSUE

Rejecting “Reasonableness”: A New Look at Title VII’s Anti-Retaliation Provision

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COMMENT: Tom DeLay, Robert Torricelli, and Political Party Maneuvering: Why The First Amendment Associational Rights of Political Parties Should be Extended to Include Candidate Replacement

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COMMENT: On Mock Funerals, Banners, and Giant Rat Balloons: Why Current Interpretation of Section 8(b)(4)(ii)(B) of The National Labor Relations Act Unconstitutionally Burdens Union Speech

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COMMENT: Say Cheese! Examining the Constitutionality of Photostops

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TRIBUTES: The Honorable Irma S. Raker

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COMMENT: Weighing Influence: Employment Discrimination and the Theory of Subordinate Bias Liability

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The “High-Crime Area” Question: Requiring Verifiable and Quantifiable Evidence for Fourth Amendment Reasonable Suspicion Analysis

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Tactical Ineffective Assistance in Capital Trials

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Resolved, or Is It? The First Amendment and Giving Money to Terrorists

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Enacting a Reasonable Federal Shield Law: A Reply to Professors Clymer and Eliason

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