Harvard Journal on Legislation

Academic journal

Harvard Journal on Legislation  

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Discipline	Law
Peer-reviewed
Language	English
Edited by
Former name(s)
History	1964–present
Publisher	Harvard Law School (United States)
Frequency	Biannual
Open access

The Harvard Journal on Legislation is a prestigious law review published by students at Harvard Law School. It is one of the leading journals in the field of legislation and public policy, providing a forum for the discussion of legislative reform and the role of legislation in the legal system.

History

The Harvard Journal on Legislation was established in 1964, making it one of the oldest law journals at Harvard Law School. It was founded with the mission to provide a platform for scholarly discussion on legislative issues and to influence the development of legislation through rigorous analysis and debate.

Scope and Content

The journal focuses on a wide range of topics related to legislation and public policy. It publishes articles, essays, and book reviews by legal scholars, practitioners, and policymakers. The journal is known for its in-depth analysis of legislative processes, statutory interpretation, and the impact of legislation on society.

Topics covered include:

• Constitutional law and its impact on legislation
• Administrative law and regulatory policy
• Criminal law reform
• Environmental law and policy
• Health law and legislation
• Tax law and fiscal policy

Editorial Process

The journal is edited and managed by students at Harvard Law School. The editorial board is responsible for selecting articles for publication, managing the peer review process, and ensuring the quality and integrity of the journal's content. The journal is published biannually, with issues typically released in the spring and fall.

Notable Contributions

Over the years, the Harvard Journal on Legislation has published influential articles by prominent legal scholars and practitioners. These contributions have often sparked debate and influenced legislative reform at both the state and federal levels.

Also see

• Harvard Law Review
• Yale Law Journal
• Columbia Law Review
• Legislation
• Public policy

External Links

• Official website