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The DePaul Law Review is a scholarly journal published four times a year by students at DePaul University College of Law. The Law Review serves as a forum for practitioners, judges, professors, and law students to discuss and analyze important topics in the law. The DePaul Law Review was organized in 1951. Throughout the years, the members of the DePaul Law Review have remained committed to fostering pure and intellectual research.
Current Issue: Volume 65, Issue 1 Fall 2015: Twenty-Fifth Annual DePaul Law Review Symposium - The UAS Dilemma: Unlimited Potential, Unresolved Concerns
Front Matter
Articles
How Delaware's Corporate Law Monopoly Was Nearly Destroyed
Eric A. Chiappinelli
Nudging the Public's Health: The Political Psychology of Public Health Law Intervention
Hosea H. Harvey
Symposium - The UAS Dilemma: Unlimited Potential, Unresolved Concerns - Twenty-Fifth Annual DePaul Law Review Symposium
Introduction
Daniel Ross
Essays
Unmanned Aircraft Systems: A Challenge to Global Regulators
Brian F. Havel and John Q. Mulligan
"What a Long Strange Trip It's Been": A Journey Through the FAA's Drone Policies and Regulations
Douglas Marshall
Section 333: What We've Learned and Where We Need To Go
Amelia Rose Niemi
Foreign Drone Claims
Lesley Wexler
Comments
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Amanda Roenius
- Executive Editor
- Angela C. Oldham
- Managing Editor of Lead Articles
- Elizabeth Attard
- Managing Editor of Notes and Comments
- Riebana Sachs
- Symposium Editor
- Sean Hennessy
- Business Manager
- Antonia M. Kopec
- Editor of Articles, Notes, and Comments
- Joseph Gregorio
- Jennifer James
- Caroline K. Kane
- Wei Chen Lin
- Meagan M. Pagels
- Anastasia Sotiropoulos
- Taylor Van Hove
