The Journal of Legislation is one of the nation's foremost legal journals addressing legislative topics of state and federal importance. The Journal is the oldest student-run publication at Notre Dame Law School after the Notre Dame Law Review. The Journal publishes two volumes per year, in the autumn and spring.
Current Volume: Volume 48 (2021)
Articles
"Seven Years' Worth of Opportunity": Championing Diversity and Inclusion as Chief Circuit Judge
Carl E. Stewart
Subsidizing the Unvaccinated: Considering the Legality and Practicality of Vaccine Mandates for Those on Public Assistance
Michael Conklin
Why Not More States?: States' Importance to Democracy and Statehood's Relevance to Twenty-First Century America
Jennifer K. Mitchell
Solving the Problem of Power: The Emerging Legislative Coalition for Civil Rights
Myron Orfield, Will Stancil, and Eric Myott
Notes
Sex Offender Legislation Ex Post Facto: The History and Constitutionality of Michigan's Sex Offenders Registration Act
Alexander W. Furtaw
Snitches Cause Stitches: The Need for Legislative Reform on Jail House Informant Testimony Laws
Jennifer Sutterer