HARVARD Latino LAW REVIEW
Bienvenido Class of 2011! We encourage you to contact us at hllr@law.harvard.edu if you are interested in Latino legal issues. (Spanish language skills are not required.) We look forward to meeting you at the Admitted Student Weekend events.
The Harvard Latino Law Review provides a forum for the scholarly discussion of legal issues affecting Latinos and Latinas in the United States. Recent articles have addressed issues including racial profiling, the English-only movement, the paradox of the alien-citizen, and the future of Latino legal scholarship. HLLR is an annual publication.
In the past, the journal has published works by law professors, practitioners, and politicians. Authors are encouraged to contact the HLLR using the information provided in the Submissions portion of this site.
Law students interested in working for the HLLR are welcome to apply for positions. Journal members have the opportunity to assume upper-level responsibilities early in their law school tenure. Feel free to drop by our office in the basement of Hastings Hall or contact us via e-mail.
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Harvard Latino Law Review - Volume 10, Spring 2007
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Last modified: February 25, 2008. 