Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice

The Southern California Review of Law and Social Justice (RLSJ) is a student-run honors law journal based in Los Angeles, California. The journal is composed of 17 employees and publishes one annual volume encompassing three issues. RLSJ focuses on publishing legal narratives and analyses that explore the intersection of social justice and the law. Their work critically examines case law and legislation concerning historically underrepresented groups, highlighting the law's potential for positive social change. These contributions draw upon insights from a diverse range of academic disciplines. Initially established in 1992 as the Southern California Review of Law and Women’s Rights, RLSJ expanded its scope in 2006 to encompass a broader range of social justice issues. The journal strives to encourage the full participation of all individuals in law, politics, and society. For further information, interested parties can visit the journal's website at gould.usc.edu/students/journals/rlsj.