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Please join us this Friday, November 10, for the Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy's Annual Symposium. The Symposium will take place from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. in Worrell Professional Center Room 1312. Please see the attached flyers for more information about the event!

Please join us in congratulating our first round of Excellent Initial Editors: Aeron Scales, Andrew Somple, John Payne, Jessica Colón, Carleigh Patton, and Meghan Dupay! Thank you all for your hard work, diligence, and attention to detail.

We are still seeking submissions for our next edition of Volume 13! JLP’s mission is to explore the intersection of the law & social/public policy. Please submit articles to wfulawpolicyjournal@gmail.com

Volume 13:1 is out now and available on our website! Congratulations on publication to all of our writers. Follow this link to read these new pieces: wfulawpolicyjournal.com/issues/current….

New post on our De Novo blog! Follow the link below and take a moment to read Bruce Robinson's "Send in the Clones: Looking to the Future of Constitutional Cloning." wfulawpolicyjournal.com/2023/03/14/sen…

We are seeking submissions for our next edition of Volume 13! JLP’s mission is to explore the intersection of the law & social/public policy. Please submit articles to wfulawpolicyjournal@gmail.com

Join us today for our Fall 2022 Symposium: An Exploration of the Efficacy and Due Process Considerations of International Financial Sanctions. Please below for a detailed schedule of events! Link in bio to view virtually!

JLP presents our Fall Symposium: An Exploration of the Efficacy and Due Process Considerations of International Financial Sanctions. Mark your calendars for Nov. 11 at 9:00am. Our speakers focus on the war in Ukraine as part of their analysis. Link in bio to join virtually!

New blog post! Everyone head over to our De Novo blog to check out Spencer Osborne’s new post “Berenson v. Twitter: Did Twitter Lose in Federal Court on Censorship Grounds? Not Quite.” Congrats, Spencer on your publication! Follow this link to read: wfulawpolicyjournal.com/2022/10/03/ber…

We are still seeking submissions for our winter edition of Volume 13! JLP’s mission is to explore the intersection of the law & social/public policy. Please submit articles to wfulawpolicyjournal@gmail.com

Volume 12:2 is now available in print!

Today is the final day for our Volume-12 cohort of students. The challenges have been great, but all the while, this team has been dedicated to fostering one of the most positive and cohesive student-group communities at @WFULawSchool.

Volume 12:2 is out now on our website! Congratulations on publication to all of our writers, including our student writers. Follow this link to read these new pieces: wfulawpolicyjournal.com/issues/current…

New Sua Sponte article! Head over to our website to check out Ashley Williams’s article “Insuring Your Fertility.” Congratulations Ashley! Link is in bio. Mark your calendars—the rest of Volume 12:2 will be published in print and online soon!

Pizza, puppies, and parties! A great way to end the year with JLP. Congrats to all of our award recipients. Thanks to everyone who helped make this year such an amazing one for the Journal. Special thanks to @AidanCWilliams , Sam Jenkins, and Professor Irwin-Smiler!

Congratulations to our Drop 3 star spaders: Mike Beck, Aren Hendrickson, Abbie Hibsch, Jen Keung, Jarod Koenig, and Brittany Spisak! Thank you for all your hard work!

So thankful to our outgoing Board! It has been a crazy school year, but this smart and hard-working group has worked to make JLP even better. Their commitment to this Journal has not gone unnoticed. Good work, team!

JLP is happy to team up with FGLS and our sister journals in Thursday’s event, Law Journals 101: Meet the Editors-in-Chief. Our incoming EIC, Lane Burbrink will be a panelist, and there will be free pizza for those who register before tomorrow evening.

JLP members welcoming admitted students today. Congratulations admitted students!

New blog post! Everyone head over to our De Novo blog post to check out Amanda Thompson's blog post “Moving from Property to Personhood: Hippos as Plaintiffs in U.S. Federal Court.” Congrats, Amanda on your publication! Follow this link to read: wfulawpolicyjournal.com/jlp-blog/