The Wayne Law Review write-on competition starts May 9! Students interested in taking part in the competition will need to fill out an exam card in the Dean of Students Office and add the ‘Law Review Write On Competition’ course to their TWEN page. If you need additional information or have questions about the process please don’t hesitate to contact Chelsey Marsh at clmarsh@wayne.edu.
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The Law of the First Amendment: A Revisit Twenty-One Years Later
On March 20 from 4:00 to 6:00 the Wayne Law Review will present The Law of the First Amendment: A Revisit Twenty-One Years Later, a Constitutional Scholars’ roundtable. Recognized as one of the foremost authorities on Constitutional and First Amendment Law, this event highlights an upcoming article in the Wayne Law Review written by Distinguished Professor of Law, Robert A. Sedler. Twenty years ago, Robert Sedler wrote an article published in the Washington & Lee Law Review, discussing the differences in approach among academia and litigation on The Law of the First Amendment. Anticipated discussion for the event will chronicle those concepts, principles, and doctrines originally explored and as updated in his new work.
Featured guest speakers include:
- The Honorable Avern L. Cohn Residing Federal Judge at the United States Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
- Kevin W. Saunders Professor of Law and The Charles Clarke Chair in Constitutional Law, Michigan State University College of Law, and
- Christopher C. Lund, Assistant Professor of Law, Wayne State University Law School, where his principal academic interest is in religious liberty.
Each of our guest speakers will offer his scholarly perspective to help frame the debate on The Law of the First Amendment.
2013-14 Board Announced
On behalf of the Law Review I would like to congratulate the new members of the 2013-2014 Wayne Law Review Editorial Board. There were several qualified candidates, and the decision process was difficult. I am confident that these competent leaders will ensure a successful Law Review next year. Again, congratulations and best of luck next year!
Executive Board
Editor-in-Chief: Lynn Bartkowiak
Managing Editor: Elizabeth Gotham
Production Editor: Suzanne Sutherland
Executive Articles Editor: Emily Mayer
Executive Note and Comment Editor: Chelsey Marsh
Symposium Editor: Stephanie Eisenberg
Technology Editor: Angela Strobel
Note and Comment Editors
Chris Adams
Jane Burke
Josh Noffke
Jessica Russell
Lauren Saad
Senior Article Editors
Weiling Chou
Andrew Eurich
Erick Hosner
Maryam Karnib
Mark Steiner
Patrick Tully
Courtney Williams
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Katharine McCarthy
Editor-in-Chief
Wayne Law Review
Wayne Law Review Cited in Supreme Court Decision
The majority opinion in the Supreme Court’s recent decision Ryan v. Valencia Gonzalez cited the 2004 Wayne Law Review article Not to Decide is to Decide: The U.S. Supreme Court’s Thirty Year Struggle with One Case About Competency to Waive the Death Penalty (49 Wayne L. Rev. 885) by Phyllis L. Crocker.
Hope to see you today at the Symposium
The Wayne Law Review Symposium, Revisiting the American City: A National Survey of Urban Legal Frameworks is going on today until 5:00 pm. Click here for a map and more information. Thanks everyone for coming and making this a great event!
The 2012-2013 Wayne Law Review Symposium: “Revisiting the American City: A National Survey of Urban Legal Frameworks”
The 2012-2013 Wayne Law Review Symposium: “Revisiting the American City: A National Survey of Urban Legal Frameworks” will be hosted on Friday, November 2 from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Today, the United States is increasingly faced with a harsh reality – how can the City survive amid economic crisis, environmental concerns, suburban sprawl, and increasing inequity? The Wayne Law Review hopes to answer this and other pressing questions with its annual symposium. No location is more fitting than the City of Detroit, which will serve as our “experimental lab” for discussion, and we will explore solutions from across the nation and globe as to which urban legal frameworks can guide the survival of the city.
Speakers will include national leaders on urban policy and lawmaking, as well as Michigan’s own policymakers and trendsetters in urban development, community action, and land use planning.
Schedule
8:15am: John Gallagher, Reporter for Detroit Free Press and Author, Reimagining Detroit
9:00am: Questions for John and Discussion of National and International Solutions
9:15am: Daniel P. Gilmartin, Executive Director of Michigan Municipal League and Author, Economics of Place
10:00am: Questions for Dan and Discussion of City Planning and Local Development
10:15-10:30: Networking Break (Refreshments in Atrium)
10:30am: Dennis Davin, Executive Director, Allegheny County Economic Development
11:15am: Questions for Dennis, Lessons from Pittsburgh and Elsewhere
11:30am: Don Borut, Executive Director, National League of Cities
12:15: Questions for Don and Discussion of National Development Trends
12:30pm: Lunch
1:00pm: Lunch Speaker – Megan Owens, Transportation Riders United
1:45pm: Questions for Megan and Transit Forum, facilitated by Law Review Students
2:00pm: Introduction of Keynote Speaker, Professor Justin Long
2:10pm: Keynote Speaker – Matthew P. Cullen, President & COO, Rock Ventures
3:00pm: Adam Kutinsky, Shareholder at Kitch, Drutchas, Wagner, Valitutti & Sherbrook
3:45: Questions for Adam and Discussion of Today’s Most Pressing Property Issues
4:00: Neha Bhatt, Deputy Director of Policy and Research, Smart Growth America
4:45: Questions for Neha, Discussion of Legal Standards for Community Development
5:00pm: Closing Remarks, Kaitlyn Cramer, Symposium Editor
5:00pm-6:00pm: Afterglow Reception
Annual Survey of Michigan Law 2012 Order Form Now Available
2012-2013 Board Announced
On behalf of the Law Review I would like to congratulate the new members of the 2012-2013 Wayne Law Review Editorial Board. There were several qualified candidates, and the decision process was difficult. I am confident that these competent leaders will ensure a successful Law Review next year. Again, congratulations and best of luck next year!
Editor-in-Chief – Kate McCarthy
Managing Editor – Michael Serra
Production Editor – Patrick Gunton
Executive Articles Editor – Amy Fredrickson
Executive Note and Comment Editor – Ryan Schutte
Symposium Editor – Kaitlyn Cramer
Technology Editor – Steve Helton
Note and Comment Editors
Paul Mardirosian (Voting NCE)
Julianne Cole
Gerald Paulovich
Michelle Unger
Adam Wallace
Senior Article Editors
Frances Murphy (Voting NCE)
Priya Bali
Mary Hennessey
Josh Borson
Julia Wider
Kam Bonner
Adam Blaylock