Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy
Featured Articles
Censorship and Sensibility: Does the First Amendment Allow the FDA to Change the Meanings of Words?
Justin Pearson, Summer 2019
After All These Years, Lochner Was Not Crazy—It Was Good
After All These Years, Lochner Was Not Crazy—It Was Good, Summer 2018
The Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy is published twice annually by students of Georgetown Law. GJLPP is a scholarly legal journal with a focus on conservative, libertarian, and natural law thought.
Though the bulk of our content will either advocate or critique conservative, libertarian, or natural law positions, our Washington location allows us to stay abreast of all areas of law and public policy. We hope that practitioners, professors, judges, and students of all stripes will enjoy reading and submitting to GJLPP.