Washington Law Review is a student-run and student-edited scholarly legal journal at the University of Washington School of Law. Inaugurated in 1919, it is the first legal journal published in the Pacific Northwest. Today, the Law Review publishes Articles and Comments of national and regional interest four times per year.

Current Issue

Vol. 84 No. 4  -   November 2009

Articles

Rape, Feminism, and the War on Crime
Aya Gruber

Muscular Procedure: Conditional Deference in the Executive Detention Cases
Joseph Landau

Book Review

American Federalism: Punching Holes in the Myth
Hugh D. Spitzer

Comments

The Legacy of Solem v. Bartlett: How Courts Have Used Demographics to Bypass Congress and Erode the Basic Principles of Indian Law
Charlene Koski

News

Second-year students are invited to participate in the Spring Quarter write-on competition. The Law Review hopes to extend invitations of membership to two students.

First-year students are encouraged to participate in WLR's write-on competition at the end of the year.