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Illinois Law Review

The Illinois Law Review is a long-running American law journal, published by students of Northwestern University's law School.

Publication History

The Illinois Law Review began in 1906 as the Illinois Law Review. The first copyright-renewed issue is December 1936 (v. 31 no. 4). We know of no actively copyright-renewed contributions. (More details) The review was renamed Northwestern University Law Review in 1952.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1906-1923: HathiTrust has volumes 1-8 and 10-17, provided by the University of California.
• 1914-1915: HathiTrust has volume 9, provided by Princeton University.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Northwestern University Law Review website has information about the current version of this review, along with free recent content.

Related Resources

• We also list the Northwestern University Law Review, the later version of this periodical.

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