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Published since 1891, the Yale Law Journal is a student-run organization dedicated to advancing legal scholarship.

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The Yale Law Journal @YaleLJournal Nov 1

Vol. 136, Issue 1 is live! With pieces by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, @jacklgoldsmith & @curtisabradley, @emilysbremer, Tara Leigh Grove, and Jake Mattis (@YaleLawSch ’26)!

The Yale Law Journal @YaleLJournal Oct 27

Volume 136 of the Yale Law Journal is committed to upholding high academic-integrity standards in light of the growing use of AI in the production of legal scholarship. Read more about our AI Policy, which applies to all of Volume 136’s content, here: yalelawjournal.org/news/announcin…

yalelawjournal.org Yale Law Journal For over a century, the Yale Law Journal has been at the forefront of legal scholarship, sparking conversation and encouraging reflection among scholars and students, as well as practicing lawyers...

The Yale Law Journal @YaleLJournal Oct 23

Check out Adam Liptak's newsletter in the New York Times, which features findings from Duncan Hosie's recent Forum Essay, The Polarized First Amendment in the Shadow of Citizens United: nytimes.com/2026/10/22/us/…

www.nytimes.com Is Citizens United to Blame for Everything? Plus: The justices’ book deals mean the court can’t rule on cases involving a media conglomerate.

The Yale Law Journal @YaleLJournal Oct 7

What can 2,000 campaign-finance cases tell us about judicial polarization? New in Forum: Duncan Hosie finds stark partisan divides—and examines what they reveal about our federal judiciary in the shadow of Citizens United.

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The Yale Law Journal @YaleLJournal Oct 6

The Board of Immigration Appeals issued its first 100 Volume 29 precedents at more than triple the historical pace. Writing in Forum, Jason Cade argues they reveal a larger project: remaking immigration law so that, again and again, the immigrant loses.

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yalelawjournal.org Welcome to the Trump Administration’s Board of Immigration Appeals. The Immigrant Always Loses. |... The Board of Immigration Appeals issued its first 100 Volume 29 precedents at triple the historical pace, engineering a body of law designed to produce...