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Volume 93.4 is now live, featuring pieces by @glakier; Da Lin & @MorganRicks1; Julianna G. Bass; Nina Fridman; and Claire Hodges. You can find them all here: lawreview.uchicago.edu.

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ScholarSift is excited to announce the ScholarSift Add-in for Word! We're most excited about our [NeedsCitation] feature - find supporting literature for any text

Issue 2 of Volume 139 is now live. The Harvard Law Review respectfully dedicates this issue to Justice David H. Souter. It features articles by Professors @K_Eichensehr, Ashley S. Deeks, and Emma Kaufman; three student notes; and a student case comment. harvardlawreview.org/archives/vol-1…

Hot off the press, Volume 47 Issue 1 has arrived! Keep an eye out for details on this Issue’s articles and student notes over the coming days as @CardozoLRev enters its next volume of groundbreaking legal scholarship!

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Vol. 135, Issue 2 is live! With Articles by Thomas Ward Frampton (@UVALaw) & Christopher Brett Jaeger (@BaylorLawSchool ); a Feature by Roger Colinvaux (@CathULaw); and Notes by Carter Squires (@YaleLawSch ’26) and Krister Rasmussen (@YaleLawSch ’25)!

The Minnesota Law Review is proud to announce that Volume 110 - Issue 1 is now available online! Featuring four articles and three student notes, this issue kicks off the new volume with timely and engaging scholarship. Check it out on our website: minnesotalawreview.org

Winter exclusive article submissions are now open! The Northwestern University Law Review is accepting manuscripts for our winter exclusive cycle from December 1, 2025 to January 5, 2026. (1/4).

Volume 92.8 is now live, featuring pieces by @adamsonofdavid; @DeborahNArcher & Joseph R. Schottenfeld; Katrina T. Goto; @LukeAHenkel; Brandon Stras; and David Wang. You can find them all here: lawreview.uchicago.edu.

Volume 130, Issue 1 of the Penn Statim, Penn State Law Review's online companion, is now available! Read Issue 1 here: pennstatelawreview.org/penn-statim-vo… Congratulations to all the authors!

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Volume 111, Issue 1 is out now🎉 This Issue features four Student Notes on a wide range of topics. Check out these recently published Student Notes here: ilr.law.uiowa.edu/volume-111-iss…

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The articles from Issue 1 of Volume 19 are now live on our website. We have articles from Michael Velchik, Brian Chen, @TimothySandefur, @AlisonSomin and @ErinWilcoxPLF, and Jeremy Kidd and Randall Simmons. Check them out below: 🧵nyujll.com/volume-19

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