About Cleveland State Law Review
Cleveland State Law Review's 2022-2023 Staff
The Cleveland State Law Review, originally founded in 1952 as the Cleveland-Marshall Law Review, is a student-run organization whose primary purposes are to publish a high-quality journal of legal scholarship and to promote academic excellence in the law school community. The Law Review publishes four issues annually, containing the scholarly works of legal academics, judges, practitioners, and students.
Cleveland State Law Review
- Losing My Religion: How Ministerial Exception Expansion May Negatively Impact Interpretation of C.R.O.W.N. Act Laws
- That’s No Moon, It’s a Space Station: Determining Ownership Rights on the Moon at the Intersection of International Treaty and Property Law
- A Model for Understanding CEDAW’s Impact on Implementing Gender Equality Reforms: Lessons from Canada and India
- Washington v. Glucksberg’s Original Meaning
- The Second Amendment’s Domestic Violence Problem: How Rahimi Exposes the Flaws of Bruen’s Problematic Historical Analogue Test