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The Helms School of Government Undergraduate Law Review strives to encourage the practice of legal thinking in the minds of undergraduate students wanting to pursue law. Each article aims to be objective and scholarly to ensure the highest quality of work. This journal seeks not to restate what has already been said but rather contribute to legal discourse while remaining faithful to the Christian worldview.

Watch for our next volume in Winter 23/24.

Current Volume: Volume 1 (2021)

Articles

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Welcome Letter from the Dean
Dean Robert Hurt

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The Return of a Judicial Artifact? How the Supreme Court Could Examine the Question of the Nondelegation Doctrine’s Place in Future Cases
Dalton Davis

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Partisan or Precedent: The History of Nominating Supreme Court Judges in Presidential Election Years
Hattie Jefferies

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Children of the Government: Affording a Higher Education A Review of the State of Pennsylvania’s Recently Implemented Law that Grants Children who “Age Out” of the Foster Care Tuition and Fee Waivers at Every University in the State
Erin K. Cooper