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Most Recent Additions*

CALL FOR PAPERS University of Baltimore Law Review Fall Symposium 400 Years: Slavery and the Criminal Justice System

CALL FOR PAPERS for Volume 49, Issue 2 - Immigration

A Century in the Making: The Glorious Revolution, the American Revolution, and the Origins of the U.S. Constitution’s Eighth Amendment
John Bessler

The Marquis Beccaria: An Italian penal reformer’s meteoric rise in the British Isles in the transatlantic Republic of Letters
John Bessler

Environmental Refugees? Rethinking What’s in a Name
Elizabeth Keyes

Fashion Law Needs Custom Tailored Protection for Designs
Tina Martin

How Much Brain Deterioration Do You Need to Get Into Court: Analyzing the Issue of Statutes of Limitations for Athletes’ Concussion-Related Injury Litigation Through the Lens of Toxic Tort Law
Dominic DiMattia

How Textualism Has Changed the Conversation in the Supreme Court
Jesse D.H. Snyder

Don’t Remind Me: Stereotype Threat in High-Stakes Testing
Arusha Gordon

Traffic Stop Federalism: Protecting North Carolina Black Drivers from the United States Supreme Court
Anthony J. Ghiotto

University of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 48, Issue 3, Summer 2019

Does Crime Pay? Cartel Penalties and Profits
John M. Connor and Robert H. Lande

Recent Development: Billionaire Can’t Buy the Beach
D'ereka Bolden

Creating a Special Benefits District for Baltimore’s Patterson Park
Scott M. Richmond

The End of the Road: A Brief History of the Journal of Land and Development
Brady Getlan

Journal of Land and Development, Volume 8, Issue 1

Taking Psychological Torture Seriously: The Torturous Nature of Credible Death Threats and the Collateral Consequences for Capital Punishment
John Bessler

State Report Cards: Grading Criminal Record Relief Laws for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Jessica Emerson

UB Law Professor: Learn From History, Don't Whitewash it
Kenneth Lasson

A Twenty-First-Century Olympic and Amateur Sports Act
Dionne L. Koller

*Updated as of 06/24/19.