What is Law Review?

Law Review is a student-operated publication printed twice per year. The Journal features scholarly legal writings authorized by judges, professors, practitioners, and current California Western students. The Executive Board selects articles from hundreds of submissions and the Editorial Board refines the articles through textual edits, source checking, and Bluebook formatting.

Law Review provides their members the opportunity to complete their Scholarly Writing though the Journal’s student writing program, which also provides the student with the opportunity to be publish their papers in the Journal.

As a student-run publication, Law Review allows members to take on leadership roles by joining the Law Review’s Executive Board.

Average Weekly Time Commitment?

You need to do 42.5 hours of work per semester to get credit, so that averages to around 3 hours a week. And since it's all independent work, you can plan your work around your school schedule.

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