William Mary Bill of Rights Journal

The William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal is a student-run legal journal based in the United States. It is staffed by 33 second-year law students who undertake significant editing responsibilities. The Journal is nationally recognized for its timely and important commentary on constitutional law. The journal publishes four issues annually, featuring scholarly articles, student-authored Notes, and book reviews. Their content covers a wide range of constitutional law topics and is distributed to a vast network of recipients, including law schools, courts, non-profit organizations, and over five hundred constitutional law scholars. The William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal is ranked third in the nation among constitutional law journals and second among civil rights journals (Washington & Lee Law Library, 2017). Notably, the Journal has been cited by the Supreme Court twice in recent years, demonstrating its influence in the legal community. Readers interested in submitting manuscripts or learning more about the journal can visit their website at wm.billofrightsjournal.org.