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The Cornell Law Quarterly

The Cornell Law Quarterly was the original name of a law review produced by students at Cornell Law School.

Publication History

The Cornell Law Quarterly began in 1915. The first copyright-renewed issue is February 1935 (v. 20 no. 2). The first copyright-renewed contribution is from Fall 1958 (v. 44 no. 1). (More details) It ran that title in 1967, when it was renamed Cornell Law Review, which is still published today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1915-1967: Scholarship@Cornell Law has volumes 1-52, along with volumes of its successor journal.

Related Resources

• We also have a listing for Cornell Law Review, the current title of this review.
• We also list the Cornell Law Journal, a short-lived Cornell-based law review from 1894.

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