Journals
The School of Law publishes four legal journals.:
- The Arkansas Law Review is student-edited and published on a quarterly basis and distributed statewide to members of the Arkansas Bar, as well as legal libraries throughout the nation.
- The Arkansas Law Notes, published annually, features written articles and research performed by the faculty of the school.
- The Journal of Food Law & Policy is the first student edited legal journal dedicated to food law in the nation and is published twice a year.
- The Journal of Islamic Law & Culture is published semi-annually and contains not just articles and reviews on Islamic law, but also presents "an emphasis on the significance in law of the intersection of Western and Muslim legal culture."
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