Annual Symposium
Each year, the Law Review hosts a Symposium and publishes an issue on a trending legal topic. Traditionally, the Symposium is held in the Spring, and the issue is published later that Spring. Previous topics range from the Internet of Things to immigration.
2023 Annual Symposium: Equal Justice Under Law?
On February 3, 2023, the American University Law Review's 2023 Annual Symposium—Equal Justice Under Law?— explored what is left of the Constitution after the 2021-2022 U.S. Supreme Court term. The Law Review was thrilled to host Dean Erwin Chemerinsky as this year's Keynote Speaker. Dean Chemerinsky is a distinguished scholar and has authored fourteen books, including leading casebooks and treatises about constitutional law, criminal procedure, and federal jurisdiction. Additionally, the Law Review hosted multiple Supreme Court practitioners as panelists this year to weigh in on the Court's recent term and the questions it raises moving forward.
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Past Annual Symposia
The Impact of Race on Youth [in]Justice
Privacy in the Age of Emergency
New Perspectives: A Discussion on Modern Global Supply Chains
Anatomy of Justice: An Honest Conversation on the Criminal Justice System in 2017
Alexa, Are You Listening? Developments & Challenges in Data Privacy Law
Taxing Remote Sales in the Digital Age
Bordering on Legal Limits? A Symposium Analyzing the President’s Executive Action on Immigration