• Education Reform: From Congress to Classrooms.

    We are proud to announce the preliminary details of the Harvard Journal on Legislation Spring Symposium. This year’s topic is “Education Reform: From Congress to Classrooms.” The details are still being ironed out but please find details below about who will be attending the panels. This site will continue to be updated as more information is confirmed.

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Previously Featured Items

U.S. Congress Volume 46, Number 2 Now Online

Welcome to the Harvard Journal on Legislation. We invite you to view our latest articles in our current issue: Volume 46, Number 2.

This issue features article, essays, and notes regarding shareholder opt-in, federal sex offender registration, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Title VI, sentencing guidelines, and more.

Click here to view the current issue.

U.S. Congress Calling On Congress

Attention Congress!

The Harvard Journal on Legislation is currently soliciting articles from Senators and Representatives for our upcoming Congress Issue, to be published in Spring 2010.

The previous Congress Issue was published in Spring 2008 and is available here.

Interested in publishing with us? Please contact us to let us know.

Upcoming Events

Join JOL @ 1L Journals Fair

Sign up for the Journal on Legislation at the 1L Journals Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 22 from 6pm to 9pm (Panel in Austin North, Fair in Ropes Gray). For more information about becoming a member, click here.

Symposium

Education Reform: From Congress to Classrooms.

We are proud to announce the preliminary details of the Harvard Journal on Legislation Spring Symposium. This year’s topic is “Education Reform: From Congress to Classrooms.” The details are still being ironed out but please find details below about who will be attending the panels. This site will continue to be updated as more information is confirmed.

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Video of 2009 Symposium

You can now view the 2009 Immigration Law Symposium online via streaming video.