Welcome to the Saint Louis University Law Journal Online! The Law Journal Online accepts submissions via email at sluljour@slu.edu; be sure to include "Online Journal Submission" in the subject line. We generally publish shorter essays of around 2,000-6,000 words, including footnotes; submissions over 6,000 words will automatically be rejected. Submissions to the Law Journal Online are considered on a rolling basis as editing capacity permits. We endeavor to evaluate all submissions promptly, but we may not be able to review all submissions when submission volumes are high.
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The Cost of Body Cameras for St. Louis Police and Citizens
Courtney Lindbeck
In this article, Courtney A. Lindbeck examines the possibility that the entire St. Louis police force may be required to wear body cameras, as well as the potential economic costs of such a policy.
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Gill v. Whitford and Its Potential Effects on Gerrymandering
Samantha Koldenhoven
In this article, Samantha Koldenhoven analyzes the potential impact of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Gill v. Whitford, and its possible effects on political redistricting and gerrymandering.
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Major Changes to the Missouri Human Rights Act
Lauren Herbig
In this article, Lauren Herbig discusses the potential ramifications of the amended Missouri Human Rights Act and how its implementation could affect discrimination suits in Missouri.