Law 9616 - Law Review Practicum

The Indiana Tech Law Review is a non-ideological scholarly journal that publishes timely, original, and cutting-edge scholarship. The Law Review is dedicated to publishing empirically-driven, interdisciplinary articles and essays that propose solutions to complex legal problems and contribute meaningfully to legal, social, and public policy discourse. Membership on the Law Review is open second and third-year law students on the basis of grades or writing ability. Membership spans four semesters and students are awarded one credit for each semester of participation. Assignments include selecting and editing articles for publication, and drafting a case note. Credit(s): 1