Golden Gate University Law Review

GGU Law Review is still looking for thought-provoking, innovative articles to publish in the 51st volume, published next spring. You can submit through Scholastica HQ or email your submission with a resume and cover letter with abstract directly at [email protected].

Great article on Prop 22 by Rebekah Didlake, one of the Staff Writers for the Journal this year! https://t.co/cXnMDWd69D?amp=1

Great article submitted by a GGU student. Thank you Robert C. Montañez. https://t.co/v5X7xx0yZC?amp=1

The Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture, named after legendary former Chief Justice of California Ronald M. George, shines a spotlight on the vital role of the courts by bringing together judicial leaders to share their perspectives on critical issues facing the judiciary. This year's 10th Annual event featured a conversation with Michelle T. Friedland, United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, as well as presentations by current #GGULawReview students as they launch their annual edition focused on the Ninth Circuit.

Today is the day! After nearly a year of preparation, tonight Law Review will be holding its Ninth Circuit Survey Release in conjunction with our 10th Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture Series! This prestigious event will feature a discussion by our two Note authors as well as an in-lecture style conversation with our two honored lecturers, Judge Michelle T. Friedland of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and Judge Alexandra Rob...ert Gordon of the San Francisco Superior Court. As Editor-in-Chief, I am so proud of the efforts of our journal this year! I know this event will be a beautiful success, and it could not have happened without the efforts of all Law Review members and GGU administration Sincerely, Stephanie Nathaniel https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tenth-annual-chief-justice-ron

Hello Everyone! GGU Law Review will be holding its *Tenth Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture Series* on February 28th from 5-8 pm at the Ninth Circuit Courthouse. There is VERY limited availability! So if you are interested in attending this prestigious event that showcases the efforts of GGU Law Review and its members, then make sure to register ASAP by following the link provided... https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tenth-annual-chief-justice-ron

Come get some delicious treats from GGU Law Review’s Bake Sale! On the second floor lobby from 9-6pm

Golden Gate University Law Review staff members are in the middle of publishing our second issue of our Volume 48, but we're still thinking about the incredible release event we had a few weeks ago for our first issue of Volume 48, our Ninth Circuit Survey. Golden Gate University Law Review's Ninth Circuit Survey is the nation's only annual survey dedicated to significant cases decided in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Be sure to watch the video captured of our #GGULawReview student authors presenting at #GGULaw's 9th Annual Chief Justice Ronald M. George Distinguished Lecture Series at the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Can a business get a court order to compel Yelp to remove your online review of their business? Check out Law Review Staff Writer, Jamie Cooperman's article that explores the possible effects that the Hasell v. Bird decision could have on your First Amendment right to post negative online reviews.

Fresh off the Women's March, GGU law Review Staff Writer, Alicyn Whitley, explores the threat to abortion rights in the midst of our country moving forward with a new conservative President and Legislature.

Should police departments re-evaluate the way police officers approach high-speed pursuits of fleeing suspects? Check out GGU Law Review Associate Editor, Kevin Ballard's article, which tackles this question and proposes a new policy police departments should consider.