Please join us in congratulating the 2020-21 Editorial Staff of the South Carolina Law Review! These students were selected among a number of excellent submissions from many qualified applicants. They have both superior writing skills and an outstanding academic record.

In this week’s 4th Cir. Summaries, Judge Wilkinson points to a circuit split. He writes that the court’s Gary holding, which held that a Rehaif error is a structural error, “creates a circuit split of yawning proportions." sclawreview.org/week-28-2020/

To access a selection of our past articles, check out our online repository: scholarcommons.sc.edu/sclr/. We are greatly indebted to the @UofSCLawLib for creating this repository for us and readers.

Labor trafficking remains a "devastating yet under-prosecuted crime." Annie Smith of Arkansas Law School proposes reforms, informed by insights of survivors & anti-trafficking advocates, to strategically increase prosecutions: bit.ly/3i9s2GV #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth

Want quick takeaways from this week’s Advance Sheets? The S.C. Law Review is introducing summaries of South Carolina’s Advance Sheets on our site this week.

Here's the S.C. Law Review's Advance Sheets summaries: sclawreview.org/sc-advance-she…

Join us for the Law Review's annual Symposium: uofsclaw.us/sclr21

2021 Symposium

NEW EPISODE! USC Joseph F. Rice School of Law students Suha Najjar & Zachary Turner join us to discuss S.C. Law Review's symposium "Taxation, Finance, and Racial (in)Justice" on February 19. For more info on the symposium: sclawreview.org/2021-symposium/ Podcast Link: open.spotify.com/show/0MpnDiXhM…

Just heard Andrew Kahrl talk about his work on property taxes and racial disparities. Huge fan! #southcarolinalawreview #racialjustice

Delighted to have a copy of @ProfBCrawford and Dorothy A Brown’s federal income tax casebook on the way. Excited to use it when I return to teaching in the fall at Brooklyn Law School. I hope many of you will consider joining me in making this long-overdue switch.

Thank for you joining, Professor Mullane!

Always excited to have Professor Danielle Holley join us!

Thought-provoking panel featuring our very own @tess5724!

S.C. Law Review is now accepting article submissions to be published in Volume 73 (2021–2022). You can submit a manuscript through the Scholastica submission portal: …carolina-law-review.scholasticahq.com/for-authors.

The S.C. Law Review is pleased to announce the Volume 73 Board of Editors.

The South Carolina Law Review is pleased to announce our return to X after almost three years of being locked out of our account. Thank you gorklon rust and the rest of the X staff for protecting the account with ~ nearly ~ impenetrable security.

Thrilled to have our 2025 symposium this year at USC Joseph F. Rice School of Law on February 27th & 28th! The symposium is good for 6 CLE credits. Register here: sclawreview.org/symposium/