Chapman Law Review

This year's Volume of the Chapman Law Review is dedicated to the memory of Chapman’s late professor, Nancy L. Schultz, known to her students simply as Nancy. We sadly and unexpectedly lost Nancy on December 15, 2023. Although we continue to feel the tremendous void of her presence in the…

Posted on April 17, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Catherine Le's article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance. Below, you will find the article's abstract. Forthcoming: Major Questions in Crisis Governance By Catherine F. Le* Abstract What do student loan forgiveness, a vaccine-or-test mandate, and a nationwide eviction moratorium all have in…

Posted on April 9, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

Volume 27

Forthcoming Article: Building the World We Want in an Era of Climate Anxiety

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Professor Rebecca Bratspies's article: Building the World We Want in an Era of Climate Anxiety. Below, you will find a brief overview of the article. Forthcoming: Building the World We Want in an Era of Climate Anxiety By Rebecca Bratspies* Abstract Professor…

Posted on April 8, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

Volume 27

Forthcoming Article: The BEPS “Revolution” and the Future of Corporate Income Taxation

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Chapman Fowler School of Law third-year student Grace LeBlanc's note: The BEPS “Revolution” and the Future of Corporate Income Taxation. Below, you will find a synopsis of the article: Forthcoming: The BEPS “Revolution” and the Future of Corporate Income Taxation By Grace…

Posted on April 3, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Chapman Fowler School of Law third-year student Tyler von Denlinger's note: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes. Below, you will find a synopsis of the article: Forthcoming: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right…

Posted on April 2, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

Volume 27

Forthcoming Article: Crayons, Contests, & Copyright: Contracting to use a Child’s Creative Work

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Chapman Fowler School of Law third-year student Kaelyn Timmins-Reed's note: Crayons, Contests, & Copyright: Contracting to use a Child’s Creative Work. Below, you will find a synopsis of the article: Forthcoming: Crayons, Contests, & Copyright: Contracting to use a Child’s Creative Work…

Posted on April 1, 2024April 2, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: “Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections in Wilmington, California

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish James Crisafulli's article: "Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections in Wilmington, California. Below, you will find the article's abstract. Forthcoming: "Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections…

Posted on March 26, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

Symposia

2024 Chapman Law Review Symposium: Rhythm, Rhyme and the Rule of Law

On February 2, 2024, the Chapman Law Review hosted its 2024 Symposium: Rhythm, Rhyme and the Rule of Law. The Symposium was featured in a blog post on the Chapman Fowler School of Law's website. Below, you will find a summary and photos from that article. Credit and our deepest…

Posted on March 21, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

Chapman Law Review Forum

Forthcoming Article: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Professor James C. Phillips's article: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776. Below, you will find an excerpt from the article's introduction. Forthcoming: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776 By James C. Phillips* The U.S.…

Posted on March 21, 2024April 16, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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