Hofstra Law Review
The Hofstra Law Review published its inaugural issue in 1973. Since that time, we have earned and maintained our reputation as a professional and well-regarded journal.
The Hofstra Law Review enjoys full coverage by HeinOnline, Westlaw and LexisNexis. Every article published by the Law Review is accessible on these databases, assuring our authors exposure to the widest possible audience. The Hofstra Law Review enjoys an international circulation to more than 750 institutions and libraries.
Our membership consists of the finest students from each class. The top five percent of the first-year class along with the five winners of our annual writing competition are invited to join the Law Review. Our remaining members are selected based upon a combination of their grade point average and writing competition score.
Our seventeen-member Board of Editors is dedicated to providing each of our authors with the utmost in professional service and personal attention. Selected by the Law Review each February, members of the Board of Editors are committed to producing a publication of the highest quality.
Current Issue: Volume 52, Issue 3 (2024)
Front Matter
Introduction
Articles
The Role of Congress in Enforcing Supreme Court Ethics
Jennifer Ahearn and Michael Milov-Cordova
The Supreme Court and the Limits of Human Impartiality
James J. Sample
Recency Bias and the Supreme Court: The Problem is the Institution, Not the People Who Sit on It
Eric J. Segall
Americans and the Court: How Public Outcry Has Influenced the Court to Address Judicial Ethics Crises
Brie Sparkman Binder and Debra Perlin
The Underappreciated Virtues of the Supreme Court's Ethics Code
Louis J. Virelli III
Repeal, Replace and Expose: A Case Study and Call for Public Records Transparency with Police Records in New York
Roy S. Gutterman
Notes
The Quest to Quell the Let's Play Controversy: A Strategy Guide on Resolving Tensions Between Developers and Gamers
Gina Aliberti
