Chapman Law Review closes out Volume 29 with the Symposium Issue. This is the third and final issue published by Volume 29, following General Issue One and General Issue Two. This issue features scholarship on data privacy and supplements the Chapman Law Review symposium, Data Flow Frontier: Privacy, Policy &…

Chapman Law Review is pleased to release the Second General Issue of Volume 29. The Second General Issue tackles timely issues, as scholars and practitioners close to the issues propose meaningful solutions with thorough frameworks for applying them. The Second General Issue also includes two student notes, written by third-year…

Chapman Law Review is thrilled to announce that the First General Issue of Volume 29 is now live on our website! This issue features work from Professors Jonathan D. Bremen, Kevin Frazier, Reem Haikal, Major Michael Minerva, and student writer Jaeden Esquivel. The articles and note tackle timely and weighty…

The Chapman Law Review is thrilled to announce that Issues 2 and 3 of Volume 28 are now live on our website! Issue 2 showcases a range of timely and forward-thinking legal scholarship from Arvid Kerschnitzki, Stephen Hendricks, Paul Rogerson, Evan Yahng, and student author Aubrey A. Butler. These articles…

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish the keynote address delivered by Erin L. Thompson at the 2025 Chapman Law Review Symposium: Is This Cultural Property Law?: The Emerging Norm of Voluntary Repatriations. Below, you will find the abstract from her address. Is This Cultural Property Law?: The Emerging…

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Nicholas M. O’Donnell’s article: Turnabout Is Foul Play: Sovereign Immunity and Cultural Property Claims. Below, you will find the abstract from the article. Turnabout Is Foul Play: Sovereign Immunity and Cultural Property Claims By Nicholas M. O’Donnell Abstract In 1976, Congress enacted…