The Loyola Law Review is currently accepting submissions for the Spring 2021 issues of Volume 67. First published in 1920, the Loyola Law Review is produced by a select group of students from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. This year we're taking a broad thematic approach; the theme encompasses a wide range of topics and legal areas.
Spring 2021: When Disaster Strikes: The Law and Crisis Response
Crises like COVID-19 and Hurricane Katrina bring the world to a halt and highlight the shortcomings of our present systems. In the midst of the first global pandemic in a neoliberal world with changing definitions of borders, we are faced with procedural shortcomings, constitutional conundrums, and public health pitfalls. Accordingly, the law must respond. Should the law enter a state of exception and change in a time of emergency? How will that emergency shape the law for the future? What are our successes and failures from the past? We welcome submissions related to any area of law.
Our editors look forward to reading your submissions.
For more information about our author guidelines, please see our “For Authors” page at https://loyno-lawreview.scholasticahq.com/for-authors.
Sincerely,
Hannah Quicksell and Kimberly Fanshier
Article Editors, Volume 67