North Dakota Law Review
The North Dakota Law Review provides critical analysis of legal issues and developments in the state and region, as well as the national and international platforms. It is a triannual publication by the University of North Dakota School of Law. The Law Review publishes articles written by professors, lawyers, UND law students, and nationally recognized legal scholars. The Law Review also serves as the journal of the State Bar Association of North Dakota.
For most recent issues of the journal, see the North Dakota Law Review website.
Current Issue: Volume 95, Number 3 (2020)
Articles
100 Years of Women's Suffrage: Celebrating Pilgrims on the Journey for Equality-One Step At a Time
Katie Carpenter and Lisa Fair McEvers
Digging For Roots in All the Wrong Places: Rethinking the Use of Secret Drafting Documents in Interpreting the North Dakota Constitution
Nicholas S. Samuelson
A Privacy Law Invasion From the West Coast or Nothing to Worry About? The Impact of the California Consumer Privacy Act in North Dakota
Jeremy Straub and Joseph Vacek
The Establishment Clause Forbids Coercion, Not Cooperation, Between Church and State: How the Direct Coercion Test Should Replace the Lemon Test
Charles Adside III
Can I Get Your Name Please? Not Unless You Want to Go to Jail
Jeremy Straub and Joseph Vacek
Bar Proceeding
Proceedings of the One Hundred Twenty First Annual Meeting of the North Dakota State Bar Association
North Dakota Law Review Associate Editors
Note
Federal Jury Service: North Dakota Should Amend its Federal Jury Plan to Supplement the Source of Names of Potential Jurors
Katie Winbauer
Supreme Court Review
North Dakota Supreme Court Review
North Dakota Law Review Associate Editors
