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Issue 6 of Volume 174 is now live. pennlawreview.com/print/
Volume 174, Issue 6 includes (1/2):
• Tortious Interference Revisited – Danielle D'Onfro-Epps, Cathy Hwang
• Precedent and Jurisdiction – William Marra
• The Forgotten Elected Officials – Nadav Shoked
The University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online is currently accepting submissions through December 15. We welcome concise, timely scholarship that engages with contemporary legal discourse. Please review our guidelines on pennlawreview.com/submit/ before submission.
Volume 175 of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review is pleased to announce our 2026 Symposium on Administrative Law’s New Era on Friday, October 23 at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School in Philadelphia (@pennlaw). Sign up at tinyurl.com/Symposium175
The keynote address will be delivered by Becca Kelly Slaughter of the Federal Trade Commission (2018-2025). We'll also hear from authors @ksabeelrahman , Christopher Yoo, @NicholasBednar , @AJosephOConnell , Ronald M. Levin, Nina Mendelson, @rgoodlaw , and Sarah Paoletti.
Our commentators include Amit Agarwal, Jennifer Nou, Cathy Harris, Paul Verkuil, @BrianDFeinstein, Connor Raso, Jack Boeglin, and Margo Rusconi. Many thanks to our moderators Kate Shaw (@kateashaw1), Amanda Shanor, Cary Coglianese, and Matthew Lee Wiener.
With oral arguments for Trump v. Barbara beginning at SCOTUS today, we are pleased to highlight "Calvin's Case and Birthright Citizenship" by @BTKeener, published in Vol. 174 of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online. Read it here: pennlawreview.com/2025/11/17….
The essay has been featured in several amicus briefs filed with the Supreme Court. You can check them out here: supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/2…; supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/2…. We are proud to publish such timely and impactful scholarship! @BTKeener
The University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online has opened submissions for Spring 2026 publication. We will consider pieces on a rolling basis through 11:59 p.m. on December 14th, 2025. For more information, please see our website: pennlawreview.com/submit/
The Vol. 174 Dorothy E. Roberts Public Interest Essay Competition is now accepting submissions! Check out our website for all the info: pennlawreview.com/dorothy-e-…
Issue 4 of Volume 173 is now live on our website! 🎉 Check it out at pennlawreview.com/ and dive into the latest scholarship. #NewIssue #law #legalscholarship
Vol. 174 of @PennLRev has opened submissions! See submission guidelines here: pennlawreview.com/submit/
Issue 1 of Volume 173 is now live on our website! 🎉 Check it out at pennlawreview.com and dive into the latest scholarship. 📝✨ #PennLawReview #NewIssue
🚨UPCOMING SYMPOSIUM🚨 It’s almost here!
The Vol. 173 Symposium, The Uses (and Misuses) of History in Constitutional Interpretation will be held in-person and online on November 22-23. Link in bio for more information (and to register). We hope that you can join us!
Listen to the latest episode of “See generally” with @pennlaw professor Sandra Mayson: open.spotify.com/episode/0nC…
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@beau_baumann and I had the opportunity to talk to Sheila Orfano at the @PennLRev a few weeks ago about our recent article, "Clarifying Judicial Aggrandizement." We talk about the article, but also offer some related musings about judicial aggrandizement and our future work!
Listen to the latest episode of “See generally” with @AllenSumrall and @beau_baumann: open.spotify.com/show/1t3xtS…
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Had a great conversation last fall with Aditya Bamzai, @Tim_L_Meyer @Claussen_K @ZaringDavid hosted by @PennLRev on statutory regulation of trade & commerce. Thanks to @curtisabradley and @jacklgoldsmith for inviting me. Video from all sessions is now up: youtube.com/watch?v=ZxzUwLUT…
