The Texas A&M Law Review publishes several issues annually. The Law Review encourages legal scholarship on issues of interest to academic scholars, law students, practicing lawyers and judges. To this end, the Texas A&M Law Review selects, edits and publishes quality scholarship, and it also hosts symposia on current legal topics and significant developments. In addition to publishing pieces by preeminent scholars on cutting-edge topics, the Law Review also publishes scholarly work written by its student members after rigorous peer review by the Board of Editors.
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Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 3 (2024)
Front Matter
Articles
The Unintended Consequences of Torture's Ineffectiveness
Russell L. Christopher
Self-Defense and Political Rage
Erin Sheley
Oops! The Unfortunate (but Basic) Error in the New UCC Article 12
David Frisch and Nicole Dalrymple
Comments
A Federal Inmate’s Right to Stay Home
Jordan Thorn
(The Act of) God’s Not Dead: Reforming the Act of God Defense in the Face of Anthropogenic Climate Change
Zachary David Fechter
Note
Editors
- Editor In Chief
- Kathryn Keating
- Managing Editor
- Cahill Maffei
- Executive Editor
- Derek Hudiburg
- Online Managing Editor
- Harris Dubin
- Symposia Editor
- Reid Corbin
- Publications Editor
- Meagan Corser
- Equity & Inclusion Editor
- Hanita Flora
- Associate Managing Editor
- Jordan Thorn
- Ny'esha Young
- Senior Articles Editors
- Don Fidler
- Katherine Tyler
- Amber Yokubaitis
- Citations Editors
- Madison Abatti
- Emma Dooher
- Lauren Hollaway
- Articles Editors
- Genene Adams
- Rachel Baine
- Sierra Ross
- Notes & Comments Editors
- Sean Keller
- Mallory McPherson
- Mark Roundtree
- Associate Executive Editor
- Victoria Miller
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