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Our Symposium Team is also seeking writings from those interested in reflecting on Dobbs for our Volume 56 Symposium “Beyond Roe: Pursuing Reproductive Justice”. Students and scholars alike can submit their pieces to the same email, [email protected]

JLR is extremely pleased to present the complete Volume 56 masthead, which includes our new batch of Associate Editors. Welcome to JLR everyone!

Wait until he finds out that #SCOTUS has made it virtually impossible to sue federal law enforcement officers for even egregious violations of the Fourth Amendment…

If you want to read more about Joy Soy articles before the NLRB eventually decides whether to revive the remedy, check out the draft of my article that is forthcoming this winter in Michigan Journal of Law Reform: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

They didn’t have my size so I had to pick one up for wifey Michigan Journal of Law Reform

Go Blue!!!!

I just love it when former students get published. Congrats to Alaina Richert for publishing her note, "Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Homelessness Post-Bostock" in the Michigan Journal of Law Reform! repository.law.umich.edu/mjlr/ #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

We are immensely excited to announce our Volume 57 Editorial Board!

Please submit your scholarship to [email protected] by May 1st!

It's great to welcome back Jeffrey Fisher, '97, to share his perspective and knowledge at Michigan Journal of Law Reform's Confrontation Clause Symposium this afternoon (and on the 20th anniversary of Crawford v. Washington!)

Federal regulations affect billions of nonhuman animals, but agency cost-benefit analyses completely omit their interests. In a new article, forthcoming in Michigan Journal of Law Reform, our Andy Stawasz argues that agencies can—and even must—correct this oversight. ⬇️ policyintegrity.org/publications/d…

Excited to announce that we are accepting notes, comments, and blog post submissions. Please send to [email protected] before May 5 for consideration.

We are excited to publish Andrew Stawasz's piece "Animals in Cost-Benefit Analysis" in our forthcoming Volume 58. Check out the most updated draft on the Institute for Policy Integrity's website!

We were delighted to host Professor Harris and a number of other leading evidence scholars earlier this month for our Symposium "Crawford at 20". Check out some takeaways from the Symposium here: michigan.law.umich.edu/news/four-take…

We're proud to see JLR alumni achieving such impressive accomplishments - congratulations, Guus!