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Temple Law Review is a student-edited scholarly journal that publishes four issues per year with a circulation of approximately 1,500 copies per issue. The Law Review staff is dedicated to providing a forum for the expression of new legal thought and scholarly commentary on important developments, trends, and issues in the law. Each issue contains articles written by judges, legal scholars, or practitioners, as well as recent notes and comments written by members of the Law Review staff.
Temple Law Review has been published continuously since 1927 and was known until 1987 as Temple Law Quarterly, at which time its name was changed to Temple Law Review.
Temple Law Review members are selected based on the results of a writing competition held each spring following final exams. Current students interested in applying for membership on the Law Review should take part in the Write-On Competition.
Please see the Contact Us section for information regarding subscriptions.
