The Akron Law Review is the flagship journal of The University of Akron School of Law. Founded in 1967, the Akron Law Review is a student-edited journal that publishes three issues annually, including a general issue, a symposium issue and an annual Intellectual Property Edition. The Intellectual Property Edition was previously published as the Akron Intellectual Property Journal.
Current Issue: Volume 59, Issue 1 (2026)
Article
The Law Through the King U.S. (Procedural) Judicial Activism from a European Perspective
Cesare Cavallini
Habitat Destruction: The Where of Biodiversity Law
Andrew W. Torrance Ph.D. and Bill Tomlinson Ph.D.
Pork Producers, Product Bans, and Petering Out Formant Commerce Clause Extraterritoriality Inquiries
Sam Kalen
Notes
Keeping Children Safe: Bring Kayden's Law to Ohio
Christina Woods-Tsiperson