Charleston Law Review

The Charleston Law Review is an independent student-run organization based in Charleston, South Carolina. Comprised of upper-level students from the Charleston School of Law, the Law Review employs five individuals and generates an annual revenue of $50 million. The Charleston Law Review's primary focus is on fostering legal scholarship through a traditional publication forum. First-year students compete in a writing competition to earn a coveted membership spot, selected based on both academic performance and writing quality. Members contribute to this mission by editing articles, crafting legal notes, and actively engaging in every stage of the publication process. The organization's dedication to academic excellence is evident in its rigorous selection process and the high caliber of contributions from its student members. The Charleston Law Review serves as a platform for innovative legal expression, composition, and scholarship, benefiting students, practitioners, scholars, and members of the judiciary. For more information about the Charleston Law Review, visit charlestonlaw.edu/charleston-law-review.