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
- In Pursuit of a Modern Standard: The Constitutional Proportions of Collateral Harm From Pursuits and Police High-Speed Driving
- Taking the Gavel Away From the Executive Branch: The Indeterminate Sentencing Scheme Under S.B. 201 is Ripe for Review and Unconstitutional
- Stories That Kill: Masculinity and Capital Prosecutors' Closing Arguments
- The New Dread, Part II: The Judicial Overthrow of the Reasonableness Standard in Police Shooting
- Comics Art, Cultural Norms, and the Social Consciousness of Activism in American Democracy