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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 66, Issue 1 Fall 2016: Twenty-Sixth Annual DePaul Law Review Symposium
Front Matter
Article
Why Fantasy Sports Should Welcome Uniformity of the Law: A Suggestion that the Uniform Law Commission Become Involved in Shaping Laws Concerning Fantasy Sports
Darren Adam Heitner
Tackling PASPA: The Past, Present, and Future of Sports Gambling in America
Justin Fielkow, Daniel Werly, and Andrew Sensi
Computer Source Code: A Source of the Growing Controversy Over the Reliability of Automated Forensic Techniques
Edward J. Imwinkelried
Matters Settled But Not Resolved: Worker Misclassification in the Rideshare Sector
Pamela A. Izvanariu
Comments
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Casey W. Williams
- Executive Editor
- Nelly Rosenberg
- Managing Editor of Lead Articles
- Kathryn Brown
- Managing Editors of Notes and Comments
- Lauren Bursey
- Andrea Torgrimson
- Symposium Editor
- Erica C. Spilde
- Business Manager
- Lizl Leonardo
- Editor of Articles, Notes, and Comments
- Amanda J. Alasauskas
- Patrick O. Doyle
- Madalyn Lake
- Gina L. Leahy
- Virginia D. Macias
- Mallory Morgan
- Julia L. Potts
