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📣 Attention students! 📣 📅 Be sure to mark your calendars for an exciting event on Wednesday, March 12th from 2 PM to 6 PM. The school's journals and the Board of Advocates are hosting an open house. This event will offer you a chance to learn more about these opportunities.⚖️

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Katy Christman explores prison emergency protocols and how individuals who are incarcerated are impacted when natural disasters hit. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/4i8uxXW

The University of Baltimore Law Review, Vol. 54, is proud to announce the incoming Executive Board for Vol. 55. Congratulations! 🎉

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Shekinah Tony-Oyeleye discusses the legal implications and challenges with name, image, and likeness (NIL) compensation in collegiate athletics. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/dzzk5fE

Don't forget, our symposium, titled "States and the Battle to Secure Reproductive Freedoms Post-Dobbs," will be held on Friday, March 28th, from 9 AM - 5:30 PM. Check out the great line-up of speakers and panelists that will be presenting! Register here: buff.ly/cZXXkHP

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Elle Johnson discusses the challenges within the troubled teen sector and how the absence of regulations can put young people at risk Read the ITW here: buff.ly/pT43bi5

In this Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Alexa Thomas explores the various policies concerning the crowdfunding of classroom wish lists across Maryland's school districts. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/FV4JTaf

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Jacob Rabinovich explores the legal mechanisms to curb price-gouging through an analysis of federal and state laws. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/t149xqz

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Alexander Robinson analyzes the role emojis play in legal proceedings and how the interpretation can have a significant impact on the interpretation of legal cases. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/7A8LWBZ

Congratulations to those selected to serve on the Associate Board for Vol. 55! Associate Managing Editors: Lauren Evers Alexa Thomas Associate Comments Editors: William Cellito Paige Lauenstein Jacob Rabinovich Ellie Roser Violet Sovine

1Ls, 1E’s, and 2E’s — the Write-On Competition for Law Review and Law Forum will begin on Saturday, May 17th at 9:00 AM! Make sure to add the “Write On 2025 (Law)” Canvas page for more information! The page can be accessed by clicking this link: buff.ly/h2HiuQG

In this week's Issue to Watch, Staff Editor Mitch Fair examines Mexico's lawsuit against several American gunmakers, alleging that their negligent marketing and distribution practices have fueled cartel violence across the U.S.-Mexico border. 🔗 buff.ly/nQBWFBE

We are excited to announce the comments that have been selected for publication in Vol. 55! Congratulations to the Staff Editors selected! We can't wait to share your scholarship with the legal community.

In our last Issue to Watch of the semester, Staff Editor Christina Han looks at the role of the Fourth Amendment and Child Protective Services' investigations into family homes. Read the ITW here: buff.ly/eY6e5De

Reminder that Write-On is now open! Log on to our Canvas page 'Write On 2025 (Law)' and download your petition to get started today! Packets are due by Saturday, May 31st at 11:59 PM. If you have any questions about the packet, reach out to Manna Alexander, or Marisa Basignani

🎓 Join us in extending heartfelt congratulations to the graduating members of Law Review today! 🎉 We are immensely proud of your achievements and deeply appreciate your efforts in making Law Review thrive. ⚖️ Best wishes to the Class of 2025 as you gear up for the bar exam!

We're at the halfway point for the Write-On Competition! Still working on your case note and editing exercises? Keep going, you got this! Interested in joining a journal but haven't started yet? There is still time to join - add the 'Write On 2025 (Law)' page on Canvas.

With Write-On now past the halfway point, here are a few helpful reminders and tips! For anyone interested, it's not too late to join. The competition ends on Saturday, May 31st at 11:59pm, so please add our Canvas page today to get started.

Today is the final day of the 2025 Write-On Competition! Be sure to upload and submit all of your materials on Canvas by tonight, Saturday, May 31st at 11:59 PM. Late submissions will not be accepted. Even if you are not feeling 100% confident, submit what you have!

UPDATE: Write-On has been extended 24 hours and applicants may submit materials until tomorrow, June 1st at 11:59 PM.