The Maine Law Review is published twice annually by the students of the Law School. The Law Review publishes articles by judges, professors, and practitioners, as well as notes and comments written by students on current legal problems. Recent editions have contained student notes examining such diverse issues as whether cartoons merit use protection under the copyright laws, the right of immigrants to contribute money to election campaigns, and the application of Title VII protections to Asian women. Working on Law Review as a staff member or editor develops skills in legal research and writing.
Members also master citation rules and meticulously edit both their own work and the work of others.
Membership on Law Review is by invitation based on academic performance and writing skill. Articles can be sent via disk or hard copy.