Cardozo Law Review, established in 1979, is a prestigious legal publication currently on its forty-fourth volume. With a reputation for cutting-edge legal scholarship, this renowned brand publishes six issues per year, featuring articles and student notes covering a wide range of legal topics. Committed to promoting empirical, interdisciplinary, and philosophical scholarship, the Law Review explores contemporary national issues and consistently ranks among the top law journals in the country.

In addition to its scholarly publications, Cardozo Law Review organizes thought-provoking symposia and lectures throughout the year. Recent events have covered diverse subjects like the Fair Housing Act, national security law, election law, immigration, and comparative constitutionalism. Notably, their recent symposium focused on the current state of election law and potential reforms in light of the 2020 Election.

Cardozo Law Review also boasts an online journal called de•novo, publishing shorter works by legal scholars, professors, judges, and practitioners. The platform hosts online symposia, promoting timely and topical debates among legal experts on selected legal issues. For those interested in subscribing or purchasing back issues, Cardozo Law Review offers both domestic and international subscriptions as well as back issues for sale.

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