The Thomas Jefferson Law Review is a semiannual publication of legal scholarship by students, faculty and practitioners. Membership on the Law Review is among the highest honors available to a law student. Invitations are based on grade point average or a student’s performance in an annual writing competition.
Law Reviews are the academic journals of the legal community. They are unique among scholarly journals because they are managed and staffed exclusively by students rather than professional societies or independent publishers. In this fashion, the Thomas Jefferson Law Review Association, although sponsored in part by the law school, is an independently run organization managed and staffed entirely by Thomas Jefferson students. Being on Law Review opens up many job and networking opportunities. It is one of the best ways to distinguish yourself from all other law students and graduates with whom you will compete for jobs. Moreover, law review members develop invaluable writing, researching, and editing skills unavailable to the majority of law students.
Thomas Jefferson Law Review website
Fall 2008 Masthead
| Jeffrey C. Bright
Editor-in-Chief |
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| Hayley D. Clair
Executive Editor |
Stephen S. Zeller
Managing Editor |
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Chief Articles Editor |
Chief Notes Editors
Jessica Flynn |
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Articles Editors |
Notes Editors
Erin K. Bello |
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| Staff Members Michelle H. Berger Nicole Cook John Donnoe Tyler Kerns |
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Orchid Barzin |
Carmela Hoders |
Elizabeth Stock Carrie Stringham Lisa A. Tapper Jay K. Temple Vera Valdivia Riccola J. Voigt Krystin Weidner Michael Wilt Jaime L. Wilson Marie E. Wood |
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Faculty Advisors |