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International Law can serve a crucial role in alleviating the crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. However, prosecuting the Non-State Armed Groups who are committing the war crimes is not as easy as it might seem. Click to read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/pros…

We are pleased to announce the release of our Fall 2021 Flagship Publication! Visit the link in our bio to read exciting legal scholarship from undergraduates in the Brown community.

Watch our latest interview with Marci Hamilton here: youtube.com/watch?v=cqM6f2…

The Brown Undergraduate Law Review is excited to announce opportunities to get involved with our team! Applications to join our staff are due Thursday, February 3rd at noon EST. Open positions are all detailed within our Spring 2022 application form: docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfJ…

We are accepting submissions for our Spring 2022 publication until February 11, at noon EST. Submissions of all lengths will be considered! We encourage anyone who is interested in having their work published to submit their papers through the link in our bio!

Visit the link in our bio to listen or watch. In this interview, Thomas H. Bickel (our host) discusses religious liberty-related legal topics with Professor Nelson Tebbe of Cornell Law School.

Come join us alongside the Brown Women’s Pre-Law Association and the Black Pre-Law Association in hosting Danielle Holly Walker this Sunday, March 20, 2022 at 4 pm!

The Supreme Court recently heard two arguments about vaccine mandates imposed by the Biden administration. What were the outcomes and what do they mean? Click to read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/bide…

Since the popularization of the metaverse, inadequate responses to sexual harassment allegations from platforms such as Meta, Google, Apple, and Microsoft have left users wondering if legal pursuits are the way to address their allegations. Read More: brownulr.org/blogposts/meta…

Inspired by controversy surrounding GoFundMe’s removal of the fundraising for the Freedom Convoy protests, this article provides a possible legal route for the extension of First Amendment rights to the crowdfunding platform Read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/gofu…

Biden v. Missouri: The Intersection of Public Health and Individual Liberty Differing Supreme Court decisions illustrate the politicization around public health on the fundamental debate of public good and individual freedom. Read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/bide…

With empirical studies documenting the biases of the US criminal justice system, particularly misdemeanor convictions, state governments need to develop policies to mitigate the consequences of these convictions. Read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/crim…

Come join our discussion with Judge Frank Caprio from Caught In Providence! Judge Caprio will be discussing his career and life in Providence while answering student questions.

In this interview, Thomas H. Bickel (our host) discusses criminal and social justice topics with Professor Alexa Van Brunt of Northwestern Law School. To watch, click here: youtube.com/watch?v=pSG6PR…

In this interview, Thomas H. Bickel (our host) discusses various law-related topics with Steve Michael Cohen, founding partner of Pollock Cohen LLP. To watch the episode, click here: youtube.com/watch?v=6ZA6yw…

In the wake of the recent Alabama racial gerrymandering case, this article explains how the “shadow docket” operates as well as concerns surrounding its judicial viability. Visit the link to read more: brownulr.org/blog.../suprem…

Title 42, an order issued by the Trump Administration in 2020, sanctions the deportation of migrants and asylum-seekers. After criticizing his predecessor’s immigration policy, President Biden is now receiving backlash for keeping Title 42 in effect. brownulr.org/blogposts/asyl…

The impact of technology is at the forefront of legal scholarship. The Family Court System in New Jersey serves as a case study for how the court system responded to technology regarding both legal procedure and domestic violence. Visit the link for more: brownulr.org/blogposts/addr…

President Biden’s executive order marks a turning point in the Biden Administration’s response towards cryptocurrency and other digital assets such as NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Visit the link to read more: brownulr.org/blogposts/the-…

We’re excited to announce that our Spring 2022 publication is now live! Visit our website or visit the link in our bio to read from our curated collection of spring’s finest undergraduate legal scholarship.