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American
Criminal Law Review
The
American Criminal Law Review is the nation's premier journal
of criminal law. The ACLR is the most-cited criminal law review
in the nation, and it also ranks among the country's 30 most-cited
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American
Journal of Criminal Law
The
American Journal of Criminal Law strives to promote and encourage
improvement in the administration of criminal justice. The Journal
is one of the top two student-edited legal journals in the nation
devoted to exploring current issues in criminal law.
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The
Boalt Journal of Criminal La (formelrly
California Criminal Law Review)
The
California Criminal Law Review has changed its name to the Boalt
Journal of Criminal Law. The Boalt Journal of Criminal Law is
a student-run law journal at Boalt Hall at the University of
California, Berkeley. |
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The
Western Criminology Review
The
Western Criminology Review (WCR) is a forum for the publication
and discussion of theory, research, policy, and practice in
the rapidly changing and interdisciplinary fields of criminology
and criminal justice. The journal is intended to reflect local
(Western), national, and international concerns. Historical
and contemporary perspectives are encouraged, as are diverse
methodological approaches. |
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Buffalo
Human Rights Law Review
The Buffalo Human Rights Law
Review (BHRLR) focuses on the interdisciplinary study of international
human rights law. Founded in 1994 as the Buffalo Journal of
International Law, the BHRLR was renamed in 1997 to better reflect
the journal's projects and relationship to the UB Law International
Law Program and Human Rights Center. |
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Journal
of Juvenile Law and Policy
The
Journal of Juvenile Law and Policy is a biannual publication
of the UC Davis School of Law that addresses the unique concerns
of children in the American legal system. Initially a product
of the creativity and activism of a small group of King Hall
students, called the Advocates for the Rights of Children (ARC),
the Journal has evolved into a vigorous organization committed
to providing practical and timely information about current
juvenile, family, and educational law issues. |
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Mediterranean
Journal of Human Rights
The
Mediterranean Journal of Human Rights is an interdisciplinary
forum, the journal explores the interrelationships between Human
Rights Charters and the social contexts within which they are
implemented. Drawing on abroad academic landscape, the journal
aims to encourage debate on the future restructuring of Human
Rights Law to engage with regional problems.
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