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Welcome to the 901 Law Review!
As featured by the prestigious Supreme Court Historical Society My Hometown Program 2026
Update: Submissions filled up for Volume 4! All new submissions will be considered for volume 5.
July 5th: End of submission period
July 7th-14th: Editing Week
July 15th: Publication day!
The 901 Law Review empowers young people to write about legal issues and current events that matter to them. Pieces go through a thorough editing and revision process with support from University of Memphis history and law professors, as well as local high school English teachers. As a youth‑led publication, we encourage students to share their ideas with clarity and purpose while maintaining a respectful, collaborative environment. We believe strong writing grows from constructive dialogue and teamwork.
Get published in our next volume! Need Inspiration? Check out our previous works by students here.
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1:5 professor to student ratio per volume
"901 Law Review has truly helped me become an articulate and expressive individual. I feel confident when I am writing and speaking about my opinions through my legal pieces." - Srishti (Volume 2 writer)
Interview with Attorney Clive Stafford Smith
Supreme Court My Hometown Program 2026
Supreme Court My Hometown Program 2026
Interview with Attorney Clive Stafford Smith
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