Articles and essays concerning all areas of the law are published in our six annual issues and our Annual Review of Criminal Procedure.

The Georgetown Law Journal is also committed to encouraging and developing students’ scholarly writing. To this end, the Journal typically publishes several select student notes in each issue.

Artificial Intelligence Policy

All authors submitting to The Georgetown Law Journal must represent that they are the sole author(s) of the Work and that it was written without the assistance of generative artificial intelligence. The Journal recognizes that many modern legal research tools incorporate artificial intelligence; however, authors further represent and warrant that any AI-assisted research has been independently reviewed and verified by a human researcher or writer prior to submission. The Georgetown Law Journal reserves the right to void any license agreement if a Work contains clear signs of unverified AI-assisted research—including, but not limited to, hallucinated cases or quotations.