Georgetown Law Journal

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The Georgetown Law Journal is a student-edited law review published at Georgetown University Law Center.

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The Georgetown Law Journal publishes six issues each year. One issue is a symposium issue containing articles by various scholars on a single topic. The Annual Review of Criminal Procedure, a comprehensive practitioner's guide to criminal procedure, is also published by the Georgetown Law Journal.

The first volume of the Georgetown Law Journal was published in 1912-13. Volume 96, consisting of 109 editors and members, is currently in publication.

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