NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW

《西北大学法律评论》是西北大学法学院的学术法律出版物和学生组织。《法律评论》的主要目的是出版一本广泛的法律学术期刊。《法律评论》每年出版六期。学生编辑负责编辑和组织决策，并选择教授、法官、实践者以及学生提交的文章。[1]中国英语学习网《法律评论》最近将其业务扩展到网上，现在定期在《西北大学法律评论》网站上发表学术文章《法律评论》最初发表于1906年，名为《伊利诺斯州法律评论》，由许多后来成为知名法律学者和执业人士的个人组成和管理。前任主编包括:罗斯科?庞德(Roscoe Pound)，长期担任哈佛法学院(Harvard Law School)院长;大法官约翰·保罗·史蒂文斯;丹尼尔·沃克州长;以及前联邦通讯委员会主席牛顿·米诺。其他编辑人员包括法官亚瑟·戈德堡和阿德莱·史蒂文森选择显著贡献者法律评论包括院长莱昂绿色,大法官奥利弗?温德尔?霍姆斯,威廉爵士-霍尔兹沃思,阿尔伯特·m·羽衣甘蓝内森·威廉MacChesney查尔斯·t·麦考密克先生弗雷德里克·波洛克院长左轮枪磅,院长约翰?亨利Wigmore正义Felix Frankfurter正义汤姆·克拉克大法官威廉?道格拉斯,正义安倍福塔斯,首席法官哈里·t·爱德华兹Erwin格里斯沃尔德,阿奇博尔德考克斯,保罗?弗洛伊德w·威拉德Wirtz阿尔伯特?Ehrenzweig h·l·a·哈特,杰拉尔德·冈瑟,MacChesney范甘迪,休伯特?汉弗莱爱德华·h·利瓦伊纳撒尼尔内桑森,院长James a . Rahl院长(现在)教授大卫·罗德马丁Redish,肯尼思?戴维斯选拉乌尔·伯杰,Bernard Schwartz,伊恩·麦克尼尔约翰·c·咖啡,加里?劳森玫琳凯贝克尔,斯蒂芬?一员Nadine Strossen何塞·a·卡布瑞恩法官理查德·波斯纳法官和卡斯?桑斯坦(Cass Sunstein)托德Zywicki。[1]除了《法律评论》的传统法律学术，它还发表了著名哲学家f·s·c·诺斯罗普、正确的牧师詹姆斯·a·派克、厄尔·斯坦利·加德纳和j·埃德加·胡佛的贡献除了个人的贡献外，《法律评论》还曾就范围广泛的专题举行专题讨论会。最近的研讨会议题包括:扔掉钥匙:社会和法律对儿童性骚扰者的反应(1997年夏);言论自由与经济实力(1998年夏);实证法律现实主义(2003年夏);《宪法学与互联网》(2004年夏季);以及《百年研讨会》(2005年秋季)。

The Northwestern University Law Review is a scholarly legal publication and student organization at Northwestern University School of Law. The Law Review's primary purpose is to publish a journal of broad legal scholarship. The Law Review publishes six issues each year. Student editors make the editorial and organizational decisions and select articles submitted by professors, judges, and practitioners, as well as student pieces.[1] The Law Review recently extended its presence onto the web, and now regularly publishes scholarly pieces on Northwestern University Law Review Online.[2]First published in 1906 as the Illinois Law Review, the Law Review has been staffed and managed by numerous individuals who went on to become well-known legal scholars and practitioners. Prior Editors in Chief include: Roscoe Pound, long-time dean of Harvard Law School; Justice John Paul Stevens; Governor Daniel Walker; and Newton N. Minow, former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Other editorial officers have included Justice Arthur Goldberg and Adlai Stevenson.[1]Selected notable contributors to the Law Review include Dean Leon Green, Sir William Holdsworth, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Albert M. Kales, Nathan William MacChesney, Charles T. McCormick, Sir Frederick Pollock, Dean Roscoe Pound, Dean John Henry Wigmore, Justice Felix Frankfurter, Justice Tom Clark, Justice William O. Douglas, Justice Abe Fortas, Chief Judge Harry T. Edwards, Erwin Griswold, Archibald Cox, Paul Freund, W. Willard Wirtz, Albert Ehrenzweig, H. L. A. Hart, Gerald Gunther, Edward H. Levi, Hubert Humphrey, Brunson MacChesney, Nathaniel Nathanson, Dean James A. Rahl, Dean (now professor) David Ruder, Martin Redish, Kenneth Culp Davis, Raoul Berger, Bernard Schwartz, Ian Macneil, John C. Coffee, Gary Lawson, Mary Kay Becker, Stephen Schulhofer, Nadine Strossen, Judge José A. Cabranes, Judge Richard Posner, Cass Sunstein, and Todd Zywicki. [1]Beyond the Law Review's traditional legal scholarship, it has published contributions from noted philosopher F. S. C. Northrop, the Right Reverend James A. Pike, Erle Stanley Gardner, and J. Edgar Hoover.[1]In addition to individual contributions, the Law Review has a history of special symposium issues on a broad range of topics. Recent symposium issues have included: Throwing Away the Key: Social and Legal Responses to Child Molesters (Summer 1997); Free Speech and Economic Power (Summer 1998); Empirical Legal Realism (Summer 2003); Constitutional Law and the Internet (Summer 2004); and the Centennial Symposium Issue (Fall 2005).