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The oldest and only generalist journal published by Georgetown Law students. Currently publishing Volume 114 and the 54th Annual Review of Criminal Procedure.
The Supreme Court has extensively relied upon the “irreparable harm to the government” doctrine in granting emergency relief. Rohan Yaradi contends the regrettable rebirth of this doctrine has placed a thumb on the scale in the government’s favor. bit.ly/4gtXYX1
We are so thrilled to announce the Volume 115 Editors of The Georgetown Law Journal!
We are proud to announce the newly selected Volume 115 Managing Editors, Joanna Grill and Kathryn Megerditchian! Joanna and Kathryn have demonstrated outstanding technical skills and commitment to the Journal. Congratulations, Joanna and Kathryn!
We are thrilled to introduce Volume 115’s Editor-in-Chief, Maria McNiece! Maria brings kindness, optimism, and passion to the role. We are confident The Georgetown Law Journal will continue to reach new heights under her leadership. Congratulations, Maria!
GLJ Podcast - Episode 1: @anupamchander.bsky.social previews his forthcoming article, The National Security Internet, examining how national security concerns are reshaping the internet. He argues for security reviews with transparency, due process, and judicial oversight. bit.ly/gljpodcast
In March, the Trump Admin issued a presidential memo aimed at holding lawyers accountable for certain types of misconduct. @jonleelawprof.bsky.social explains it may put government attorneys in a bind, forcing them to choose between retaliation or disciplinary sanctions. bit.ly/unreliablere...
Can the power of the purse be protected? Professors @mblawrence.bsky.social, Eloise Pasachoff, & Zachary Price analyze the Trump Admin's dramatic shift away from Congressional power and toward unilateral executive control over spending. bit.ly/appropriatio...
The Trump Admin has restricted federal funds to schools that defy its policies. This raises First Amendment issues in gov't-subsidized speech and academic freedom. @jerryedwards.bsky.social explains current law and outlines viable constitutional challenges to these limits. bit.ly/fundingrestr...
