The Virginia Law Review is pleased to announce it has accepted the following pieces for publication from its March 2024 Notes Pool:

Ethan Young

Constraining Legislative Expulsion

Nathaniel Glass

Partisan Emergencies: How the Judiciary Can Reign in Dubious Invocations of the

Excited to have organized the first ever PLS symposium with Dennis J. Ting & the VLR Online team! Participatory Law Scholarship is a necessary step in democratizing legal scholarship. Proud for VLR to contribute to the project. Special thanks to Rachel E. López for all the support!

The March Notes Pool will be open for submissions between March 13th and March 27th. Please go to our website for more information on the submission process and instructions. We look forward to reading your pieces!
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The Virginia Law Review is pleased to announce it has accepted the following pieces for publication from its January 2024 Notes Pool:

Casey P. Schmidt

Disrupting Election Day: Reconsidering the Purcell Principle as a Federalism Doctrine

Alexander L. Chen

Sovereigns' Interests

The deadline to submit your note to the January Notes Pool is this Friday, February 9 at 5pm! Please see the below announcement for more details.

VLR is open for article submissions on Scholastica! We look forward to reading your articles!

We are thrilled to announce the Managing Board for Volume 110 of the Virginia Law Review! We know you all will do incredible work and cannot wait to see the impact you make!

The Virginia Law Review Online is happy to announce the two winners of the 2023 Student Essay Competition:

Samantha Blond, “Cyber Vulnerabilities as Trade Secrets”

Hayley Brower & Daniel McCray, “20/20 Hindsight and Looking Ahead: The Vision of the Five Eyes and What’s Next in

The January Notes Pool will be open for submissions between January 26th and February 9th. Please go to our website for more information on the submission process and instructions. We look forward to reading your pieces!
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On March 29, VLR Online will be hosting its sixth annual symposium in-person at UVA Law: “Participatory Law Scholarship: A Seat at the (Legal) Table.” Please visit our website for more information and to RSVP. Looking forward to seeing you there!
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This piece is just out from Virginia Law Review online. Comments welcome: virginialawreview.org/articles/the-z…

Happy Holidays! The final issue of Vol. 109 is now live on our website, featuring pieces on the federal government’s role in local policing, sex discrimination formalism, multi-textual constitutions, and exploring abortion as a removable offense. Hope you enjoy!

Issue 7 is now live on our website! This issue features two articles, one discussing form contracts as a social issue and another discussing pre-execution confinement. We also have a student note on habeas retrogression. You don't want to miss them! virginialawreview.org/print/

On Wednesday, November 8, VLR will be hosting a Student Scholarship event with Prof. Ross to discuss the importance of student scholarship and explain the process of writing and submitting a student note to the various journals at UVA Law. Hope to see you there!

The Virginia Law Review is pleased to announce it has accepted the following piece for publication from its October 2023 Notes Pool:

Riley Segars

A Case of Mistaken Authority: Reconciling Illinois v. Rodriguez, Originalism, and the Common Law

Just one more week left to submit to the October Notes Pool! The pool ends on Thursday, Oct. 19 at 5pm. Visit our website for more info.

The Virginia Law Review is happy to announce that our October 2023 Notes Pool will open on October 5! Head on over to our website to view the instructions for submission. We look forward to reading your pieces. virginialawreview.org/announcements/…

Volume 6 is now live! Head on over to our website to check out some thought-provoking pieces discussing the Nullity Doctrine, Municipal Immunity, and the use of bankruptcy to silence litigants. virginialawreview.org/print/

The Virginia Law Review is happy to announce that our October 2023 Notes Pool will open on October 5! Head on over to our website to view the instructions for submission. We look forward to reading your pieces. virginialawreview.org/announcements/…