Catholic University Law Review

01/09/2018

Hello Everyone! We wanted to remind you that the 2018 Law Review Symposium will be held on January 26, 2018! The event will focus on 4th Amendment Implications in Foreign and Domestic Surveillance, and will feature Elizabeth Goitein, Co-Director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program.
Please RSVP at http://www.law.edu/students/symposium2017.cfm. We are looking forward to seeing you there!

12/31/2017

Hello Everyone! Be sure to mark on your calendars that the 2018 Law Review Symposium will be held on January 26, 2018! The event will focus on 4th Amendment Implications in Foreign and Domestic Surveillance, and will feature Elizabeth Goitein, Co-Director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program.
Please RSVP at http://www.law.edu/students/symposium2017.cfm.

12/21/2017

Hello Everyone! Be sure to mark on your calendars that the 2018 Law Review Symposium will be held on January 26, 2018! The event will focus on 4th Amendment Implications in Foreign and Domestic Surveillance, and will feature Elizabeth Goitein, Co-Director of the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security Program.
Please RSVP at http://www.law.edu/students/symposium2017.cfm.

11/08/2017

The Catholic University Law Review is excited to announce the publication of Volume 66, Issue 4!

The articles in this issue discuss a variety of topics, including how Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act helps maintain a racially integrated military force, the unique values a faith-based law school offers to the legal profession and larger community, and defensive pessimism in legal education.

Congratulations to our recent CUA Law graduates Jaclyn Haughom, Elizabeth Ottman, and Daniel Reed for the publication of their note and comments!

Who Are the Real Cyberbullies: Hackers or the FTC? The Fairness of the FTC’s Authority in the Data Security ContextJaclyn K. Haughom

07/08/2017

The Catholic University Law Review is happy to announce the publication of Volume 66, Issue 3. Covering a variety of topics, the articles in the issue discuss the status of Prisoner-Dog Training Programs (PDPs) in state and federal prisons, the fifty year journey for Miranda v. Arizona in the U.S. criminal justice system, removal orders versus the right to asylum, and the Freedom of Information Act.
Congratulations to our recent CUA Law graduates Matthew Baker, Elizabeth Conti, and Will Lane for the publication of their notes and comments!
http://scholarship.law.edu/lawreview/

Volume 66, Issue 3, published June 30, 2017.

02/12/2017

On February 3, 2017, the Law Review hosted its annual Symposium. This year's Symposium was entitled “The Freedom Of Information Act: A Tool For Transparency, Knowledge, and Litigation.” The event provided an opportunity for students, faculty, and practitioners to hear from experts about the recent developments in FOIA and its impact on government transparency, knowledge, and litigation.

The February 3 event opened with introductory remarks by Samantha Bognar (3L), Lead Articles Editor, Catholic University Law Review, Vol. 66, and Dean Daniel F. Attridge. The program consisted of two panel discussions and a keynote speech from David Sobel, Senior Counsel at Electronic Frontier Found...

01/27/2017

Note and Comment Editor Adilene Rosales, presented a thoughtful lecture on DACA on Wednesday. Congrats Adilene!

“Sentenced to Life in a Foreign Country: Distinguishing Between Aggravated Felon, Significant Misdemeanants, and Innocent Immigrants,”

08/15/2016

The Board of Editors for the Catholic University Law Review welcomed Volume 66 Staffers over the weekend in a two-day long orientation. Congratulations to all the new staffers!

01/24/2016

CUA Law Review Symposium Taking Place Friday January 29. If interested please RSVP at: http://lawreview.law.edu/symposium2016.cfm

01/24/2016

Professor Mary McManamon Receives National Attention for Her Article " The Natural Born Citizenship Clause as Originally Understood"

Professor McManamon recently published an op-ed in the Washington Post discussing Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz's eligibility to be president. Here is a link to the article:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ted-cruz-is-not-eligible-to-be-president/2016/01/12/1484a7d0-b7af-11e5-99f3-184bc379b12d_story.html?tid=sm_fb

According to the Constitution’s framers, a person born outside the United States is not a “natural born” citizen.

03/06/2015

This is your last chance to register for the Tri-Journal Write-On Competition by 8 pm!

Email:
[email protected] and arrange a time to pay the $30 fee!

Include your 1) first and last name, 2) student ID number, 3) preferred contact e-mail address, and 4) preferred contact telephone number.

03/05/2015

Today is the last day to sign up for the Tri-Journal Write-on Competition.

Because the school is closed, any student who wants to sign up can do so by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. Students must include in the e-mail their 1) first and last name, 2) student ID number, 3) preferred contact e-mail address, and 4) preferred contact telephone number.

Students must also acknowledge in the e-mail that they will pay the $30.00 fee within a reasonable time. The original deadline by which to sign up for the competition was today at Noon. This deadline will be extended until 8:00 p.m. tonight!