The Review publishes articles on all areas of law, from constitutional to international, jurisprudence to tax. On occasions the Review publishes a special issue, or symposium, drawing together articles on a specific topic. In the past there have been special editions on Human Rights, Feminism, Asian Law and, most recently, the United Nations. The Review is distributed to law schools and libraries throughout the world, as well as many Australian firms. A free copy of each volume is available to all University of Melbourne law students from the Law School Office.
Back issues are available on request.
Copies are available from the Law School Office, or can be downloaded from this site . Student members of the Review are responsible for all editorial work. Membership is determined largely on the basis of recommendation by the Faculty of students who obtain excellent academic results. Students are then interviewed and the Editors make the final selection. Membership of the Melbourne University Law Review is recognised both inside and outside the Law School as a mark of distinction.