Legal education is in the midst of significant change, where much of how and what we have taught is under scrutiny. As we …
This article explores what it would mean for law schools to be “knowledge centers” in the digital age, and to have this as …
By all measures, the American Legal System falls short of providing access to justice for all. Legal needs studies show that people often …
Legal work is increasingly doable by artificial systems built out of software. Providers in both commercial and non-profit contexts are making such systems available …
Patent cases are decided exclusively by federal judges, who-unlike patent attorneys appearing before the United States Patent and Trademark Office are not required to …
This Note discusses the controversial August 2011 Judicial Interpretation on the Marriage Law of China concerning the treatment of marital residence in divorce …
Recent political discourse on undocumented immigration has triggered questions regarding the extent to which the individual states are preempted from making undocumented immigrants eligible …
Our original posts concerning the Live Symposium on Intragroup Dissent incorrectly listed the date of the event. The date is confirmed as …
The Chicago-Kent Law Review would like to invite you to join us for our 2013 Live Symposium. This year’s symposium will focus …
The Chicago-Kent College of Law Library has recently acquired the rights to an archive of all of the Law Review’s past issues …
Abstract The high profile contemporary controversy about whether to allow same-sex couples to marry has obscured an earlier debate about same-sex marriage. …
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