UC Law Journal
Since 1949, UC Law Journal (formerly Hastings Law Journal) has published scholarly articles, essays, and student Notes on a broad range of legal topics. With close to 90 members, UCLJ publishes six issues each year, reaching a large domestic and international audience. One of these issues may be dedicated to our periodic symposium, which features speeches, commentaries, and panel discussions on an area of current interest and development in the law. Recent topics have included: “The Legal Dimension of 3D Printing,” “From Bench to Society: Law and Ethics at the Frontier of Genomic Technology,” and “Law & Policy of the Developing Brain: Neuroscience from Womb to Death.”
Current Issue: Volume 75, Issue 6 (2024)
Prefatory Matter
Article
Bowling with Bumper Rails: How Firearms Examiners Have Duped the Courts and Generated Low Error Rates Only by Avoiding Challenging Comparisons
Richard E. Gutierrez
Essays
Black Equal Citizenship and Residential Segregation in the Supreme Court’s Race Jurisprudence
Gabriel J. Chin
DACA’s Stratified Tracks for Economic Mobility and Lessons for Addressing Immigrants’ Long-Term Inequality
Els De Graauw and Shannon Gleeson
The Racial Triangulation of Asian American Achievement
Vinay Harpalani
The Importance of Counting All Immigrants for Apportionment and Redistricting
Tye Rush, Samuel Hall, and Matt A. Barreto
Political Representation and Economic Rights in the Shadows of Citizenship
Allison Brownell Tirres
Weep the People
Leti Volpp
Epilogue: UC Law Journal – RICE Symposium
Ming H. Chen