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What is a Law Review?

"A law review is a professional legal publication produced and edited by law students.  Most articles are devoted to exclusively legal topics, although law reviews often publish articles on interrelated topics of more general legal concern, ranging from economics and finance to psychology and urban policy.  Law reviews remain, however, technical legal journals with a focus on legal reasoning. "
from: Virgina Law Review web site

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