FAMU Law Review General Publication Call for Submissions

The Florida A&M University (FAMU) Law Review is accepting submissions for its General Publication!

The FAMU Law Review is a student-run organization at the FAMU College of Law. The FAMU Law Review will focus its General Publication Edition on Constitutional Law, exploring how evolving judicial interpretations, governmental authority, and emerging legal challenges are reshaping constitutional rights, protections, and the relationship between individuals and the government.

This edition aims to bring together scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and professionals from various disciplines to discuss issues and potential solutions in Constitutional Law within the evolving legal landscape. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, constitutional interpretation and judicial review, separation of powers and federalism, equal protection and due process, First Amendment freedoms, Fourth Amendment protections, voting rights and election law, and the constitutional implications of emerging technologies and governmental action.

If you are submitting an abstract for consideration, please submit a 1,000-word maximum abstract to famu.lr.ae@gmail.com by November 10, 2026. Completed manuscripts are also welcome for consideration. Authors will be notified of decisions on abstracts by November 23, 2026. Final papers will be due by January 17, 2027. Articles should be between twenty and forty pages, including footnotes, double-spaced, Times New Roman, and 12-point font. Citations should adhere to the 22nd Edition of the Bluebook!

The FAMU Law Review General Publication Edition is scheduled to be published in June 2027!

The FAMU Law Review is a professional journal that publishes articles of interest to legal scholars, students, and members of the practicing Bar. If you are interested in publication in the FAMU Law Review, please submit your scholarly work via Scholastica or the email above. Our Executive Articles Editor is eager to review your submissions!