CONSTITUTIONAL LAW JOURNAL (JRNL7150, 7151, 7152, 7153, 7160)
1 credit per semester for member. 1 to 3 credits per semester for editor.
 Maximum of 6 credits for members, 7 credits for editors.

The Constitutional Law Journal is a student-organized legal publication which specializes in both federal and state constitutional issues. The Journal publishes two editions per year. Judges, lawyers and professors contribute articles which examine significant legal topics. Law students research and analyze new developments in the law. A student-elected board manages the Journal. Prospective members are chosen based on grade point average upon completion of the first year day program, as well as through a writing competition held during the Fall and Spring semesters.

Course is graded on a Pass/D or Fail basis. To receive any credits for the Constitutional Law Journal a student must first complete a student note or comment for this Journal.