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As featured by the prestigious Supreme Court Historical Society My Hometown Program 2026

~Featured This Week~

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~Legal Pieces~

Welcome to the 901 Law Review! 
 

"The Manosphere"

"Guarding PHI: HIPAA’s Framework, Flaws, and Future "

Legal Term of the Month: Ex Parte 
 
Adjective or Adverb
 
From one party; refers to communication with a judge or opposing party without the presence or knowledge of the other party’s attorney

"Vanishing Libraries"

"Why Do Innocent People Confess To Crimes"

~LATEST RELEASES: Volume 5~

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"AI Deepfakes and the First Amendment"

By: Shriya Mandalapu

Image by Allec Gomes

"The Bitter Strawberry: Why Geoengineering Is a Gamble in Disguise"

By: Vani Tripathi

Get published in our next volume! (Vol 5)

100% Publication rate. Receive Free Professional Feedback. 

 

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Submission Window: July 20th - August 5th

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Editing Week 1: August 6th - August 12th

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Editing Week 2: August 13th-19th

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Final Proof & Formatting: August 20–25

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Publication date: TBD

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“I highly recommend publishing with 901 Law Review because of the remarkable flexibility it offers individuals like me even when their chosen topic may not initially appear to fit within a traditional legal framework. The feedback I received from the professors was incredibly valuable in helping me reassess and strengthen my article and I also learned a great deal throughout the wider publication process, not only from developing my own piece but from reading the work of other contributors too. These experiences came together to make publishing at 901 Law Review a fantastic and enriching experience!”

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-Vani Tripathi (United Kingdom) Volume 4 Writer

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Faculty mentored pieces published
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