Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy

The Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy is an interdisciplinary publication that explores the intersection of provocative legal issues with public and social policy. By examining salient topics, such as energy, economics, healthcare, and social justice, the Journal seeks to introduce and advance discourse consistent with Wake Forest’s motto of Pro Humanitate.

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Volume 13:1 is out now and available on our website! Congratulations on publication to all of our writers. Follow the link in our bio read these new pieces.
New blog post! Take a moment to visit our De Novo blog and read Bruce Robinson's new post "Send in the Clones: Looking to the Future of Constitutional Cloning." Follow the link 🔗 in our bio to read.
Join us today for our Fall 2022 Symposium: An Exploration of the Efficacy and Due Process Considerations of International Financial Sanctions. Please below for a detailed schedule of events!
The Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy presents our Fall 2022 Symposium: An Exploration of the Efficacy and Due Process Considerations of International Financial Sanctions. Please mark your calendars for this Friday, November 11 beginning at 9:00am. Our engaging and esteemed speakers will focus on the war in Ukraine as part of their analysis of international sanctions. 
Tomorrow, our Volume-13 cohort takes over for Volume 12, and I couldn’t be more proud of what JLP has accomplished over the 2021-22 academic year. We have published important legal scholarship—all while fostering one of the most cohesive and positive student-group communities at Wake Law.
Volume 12:2 is out now on our website! Congratulations on publication to all of our writers, including our student writers. Follow the link in our bio to read these new pieces!
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