The Saint Louis University Law Journal is the oldest publication at Saint Louis University School of Law. Law students edit and produce the Journal, which the School of Law sponsors. Eminent scholars, judges, professors, practitioners and high-achieving law students author the articles for the Journal's four annual issues.
Additionally, the Journal has launched an online companion to feature shorter-form pieces written by contributing authors.
Works published in the Saint Louis University Law Journal Online either respond to pieces published in the print version of the Journal or summarize recent court decisions from both the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the Missouri Supreme Court. The submission of short, timely pieces from any author is always welcome, and should be sent to the online editor.
Current Issue:
Critical Race Theory and the Law (Summer 2022)
Volume 66, Number 4
Prefatory Matter
Childress Lecture
The CRT of Black Lives Matter
Angela Onwuachi-Willig
Where Black Lives Matter Less: Understanding the Impact of Black Victims on Sentencing Outcomes in Texas Capital Murder Cases from 1973 to 2018
Jelani Jefferson Exum and David Niven
The Assault on Critical Race Theory as Pretext for Populist Backlash on Higher Education
Danielle M. Conway
Critical Race Theory & the Gospels
Anthony Paul Farley
Critical Race Theory and the Low-Wage Workplace: The Story of Janitorial Services in California
Leticia M. Saucedo