The Review offers an excellent opportunity to those students with the ability and industry to do legal research and writing of a scholarly and practical nature. All material published in the Arkansas Law Review is edited by a student board of editors and much of it is written by students. The Arkansas Law Review is sent to each member of the Arkansas Bar Association and to lawyers and law libraries in every state. Review articles and student writings have been relied on by Arkansas courts, courts in other jurisdictions, and legal scholars. A Review member who submits an additional comment, note, or other article for publication may earn a second hour of credit.
Review officers receive additional credits reflecting their additional responsibilities.
Other Review editors receive an additional two hours of credit upon completing their individual resonsibilities. Board members may earn one hour of ungraded academic credit, provided they complete their Board duties. The Board's Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary-Treasurer, and Competition Chairs may earn one additional credit upon completing their duties. Moot Court Moot court is designed to afford training in the use of the law library, the analysis and solution of legal problems, the drafting of briefs, and the presentation of oral arguments. In addition, students in their second and third years are encouraged to compete in an intramural moot court competition.