About
The Criminal Justice Law Review (CJLR) at UCLA focuses on current topics in criminal law, policy, and practice. CJLR seeks to develop a discourse regarding criminal justice by publishing articles, editorials, and interviews of practitioners, academics, and policymakers. CJLR also aims to foster a community by hosting an annual symposium for students, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and judges to come together to discuss current criminal justice issues.
CJLR is committed to the accessibility of its materials by making all publications available online for free. CJLR editorial board is composed of students from UCLA School of Law and functions with the support of the UCLA School of Law faculty and administration.
The club's own words, from UCLA's directory (2025).
How to join
Membership is for graduate or professional students, usually in that school or program.
This is the typical process for this kind of club. Their email will have the specifics.
Details
- Area
- Law & Pre-Law
- Who can join
- Grad students
- Type
- Registered org
- Listed under
- Law, Leadership
- UCLA registry ID
- 3065