Howard Law Journal

About 

Founded in 1955, the Howard Law Journal is a student-managed, faculty-supervised academic program of the Howard University School of Law. The Journal is the principal scholarly publication of Howard University School of Law. The Journal is published in one annual volume consisting of three separate issues that contain articles, essays, and book reviews authored by legal scholars, as well as notes and comments authored by Howard Law Journal members. Consistent with the mission of the law school, the Journal is dedicated to promoting the civil and human rights of all people, in particular those groups who have been the target of subordination and discrimination.

Editorial Board of Volume LXX of the Howard Law Journal

Editor-in-Chief
Jordan R. Bermudez

Managing Editor
Ariauna Range

Executive Publications Editor
Shemika Sandy

Executive Notes & Comments Editor
Cianni Carter

Executive Solicitations & Submissions Editor
Savannah Winston

Senior Articles Editors
Ariana Acevedo
Xela Sarmiento

Senior Publications Editors
Jesse Cherry
Raelyn Coutee
Kayla Harrod
Khamryn McEachin
Ja’Mya Owens

Senior Notes & Comments Editors
Kiyann Caggiano
Mariah Grant
Joie Mills
Suubi Mutebi
Ron Thompson

Senior Solicitations & Submissions Editors
Victoria Bracco
Kiera Collins-Joseph

Senior Symposium & Submissions Editor
Jazmin Dunlap

Outreach Chair
Ayanna D. Martin

Staff Editors
Raina Baah
Helena Bogale
Joshua Brooks
Oluwatomilola Busari
Nicholas J. Cooke
Jackson Dennis
Halinta Diallo
Osaro Grayson
Jalen Gregory
Safeeyah Iverson
Adya Kadambari
Kyra Mitchell
Cheryl Nnadi
Ninika Osuji
Tamara Pierre
Madison Polk
Sydni Prather
Lindsay Redditt
Benjamin Ruffin Blueitt
Jonathan Seabrook
Destiny Smallwood
Myiah Webb

Faculty Advisors
Sha-Shana Crichton
Angi Porter
Sherrilyn Ifill