William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal
About this Journal
In the Spring of 1992, the Institute of Bill of Rights Student Division helped transform the Colonial Lawyer into the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal.
Since 1992, BORJ has published important scholarly works on constitutional law. Issued four times per year - in October, December, March, and May - BORJ is ranked the third most-cited student-edited constitutional law journal by Washington and Lee's Law Journal Rankings Survey.
More information about the journal can be found on the William & Mary Law School website.
Current Issue:
Volume 32 (2023-2024), Issue 4 (2024)
Prefatory Matter
Essays
Blunt Speech Rights
Nicholas Almendares
The Limits of Lochnerism
Lucien Ferguson
Law Office History and the Unrelenting Attack on Public Accommodations Law
James M. Oleske Jr.
First Amendment Defenses to Alien Transportation Crimes
Charquia Wright
Articles
Waiting for Mahanoy: Examining the Still-Unsettled Jurisprudence of Online Student Speech
Emily Erickson and Matthew D. Bunker
No Need to Wait: Congress Has the Power Under Section Five of the Fourteenth Amendment to Abolish the Death Penalty in the States
Eric M. Freedman
Democratic Vibes
Jonathan Gingerich