Our latest issue,
Fall 2025.
In the Fall 2025 issue of the Harvard Undergraduate Law Review, our writers take a deep-dive into some of the most pressing legal issues in a series of short and long-form pieces.
Featured Articles from Fall 2025
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Legal Laundering: How Lex Rei Sitae Risks Locking In the Stolen Louvre Jewels
By Emily Zhang
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Substantial Factor Causation in Climate Public Nuisance Suits
By Niranjan Deshpande
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“Attention Is All You Need”: The Right to Attention in the Context of AI and LLMs
By Nataly Delcid
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Redefining Jurisdiction and State Responsibility in Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia
By Felicity Wong
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Reclaiming Authority: The Case for Tribal Economic Sovereignty in the Gaming Era
By Chief Allan
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The Perfect Plaintiff Problem: How the Roberts Court Made Systemic Harm Unprovable
By Krishaan Vadia
Essay Contest
The Harvard Undergraduate Law Review invited high school students from around the world to participate in its yearly essay contest. The theme for the Fall 2025 Essay Contest was “The Boundaries of Expression.”
Submissions for the essay contest are now closed. The winners will be announced by early March.
Interviews
From Cass Sunstein to Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, the HULR has interviewed lawyers, professors, judges, legal scholars, and journalists about the most pressing legal issues.
Law in the News
Our Law in the News blog section seeks to inform readers about current legal issues and debates. Click below to read short blog posts about various legal topics such as Massachusetts Question 4 and the Supreme Court’s “Shadow Docket” decisions.
Interested in Writing?
Are you interested in writing about law, conducting legal research, or learning about a career in law? Consider joining a community of like-minded peers and writing for the Harvard Undergraduate Law Review, a student-run organization at Harvard College.