Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review

06/01/2022

GUULR is pleased to announce that Volume VIII has been published! From a very competitive pool of submissions, we were fortunate to select ten incredible pieces for our most comprehensive issue to date. You can read it now at our website: https://guulr.com/volume-vii-issue-1-2021/.
Thanks to our wonderful editorial staff and our talented authors Adam Ginsburg, Darby Bubp, Irene Chun, Siena Hohne, Katie Kroft, Ethan Greer, Kelly Anderson, Katherine Martinez, Bernard Medeiros, Jack Little, John Fentener, Dylan Rothschild, and Anchita Dasgupta!

05/23/2022

GUULR is proud to present the Second Volume of our Periodical. Volume II includes an article by GUULR Periodical Editor Steph Glascock who discusses how International Law came into play during and after the Yugoslav Wars. Volume II also features an article from Periodical Editor Himaja Reddy that analyzes EU migration policy. Read more at: https://guulr.com/periodical-volume-ii/

04/06/2022

Introducing our panelists for our "Women in the Law" panel tomorrow from 1-2PM in ICC-103! We hope to see you there!

04/04/2022

Interested in energy policy, health technology, federal law, or cybersecurity? Come engage with Georgetown University Law Center alumni of 2005 to discuss their experiences as women in the legal field!

04/02/2022

Serena Barish discusses the progression of Supreme Court confirmation hearings in the time of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination. Read more at https://guulr.com/2022/03/30/the-evolution-of-supreme-court-confirmation-hearings/

03/30/2022

GUULR is proud to announce our very first periodical. Collaboratively researched, written, and edited exclusively by GUULR staff, Volume I addresses the history, policy, and legacy of mandatory minimums within the judicial system. Read more at: https://guulr.com/periodical-volume-i/

03/29/2022

Frank Yang writes about consequences of repeal legislation in our latest blog post. Read more at https://guulr.com/2022/03/21/retroactivity-in-law-can-certain-repeal-legislation-violate-the-ex-post-facto-clause/

03/22/2022

Managing editor Paneez Oliai writes about our current system of transferring junior cases to adult courts. Read more at https://guulr.com/2022/03/15/when-children-stop-being-children-reevaluating-the-transfer-of-juvenile-cases-to-adult-courts/

03/10/2022

Angela Tan, our Blog Editor, writes about the pressing implications climate change has on refugees and international law. Read more at: https://guulr.com/guulr-blog-2/

03/01/2022

We're kicking off the month of March with Leo Rassieur's blog post about Federal Reserve swap lines. Read more at https://guulr.com/2022/01/31/at-the-intersection-of-the-law-and-international-monetary-policy-federal-reserve-swap-lines/

02/28/2022

We're excited to see what this partnership will bring forth in the future! Thrilled to be working with you all at Harvard College Law Review!

The Harvard Undergraduate Law Review is proud to announce partnership with the Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review!

Among the nation’s leading undergraduate law journals, Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review analyzes the most consequential issues in law, policy, philosophy, history, and politics. GUULR is dedicated to providing a visible forum for legal debate, discussion, and reflection. In providing a platform for authors to explore and articulate their innovative legal thoughts and ideas, the GUULR hopes to promote a more nuanced understanding of prevalent questions and concerns about our legal institutions. For more information about the Georgetown University Undergraduate Law Review, please visit its website at https://guulr.com/

The HULR is very excited to work with the GUULR in the future!

02/18/2022

Our Assistant Editor, Jack Little, explores the implications of the 1973 War Powers Resolution in modern times. Read more at https://guulr.com/2022/01/25/making-the-war-powers-resolution-a-justiciable-issue/