University of Texas School of Law Publications

• American Journal of Criminal Law  - Nationally recognized legal journal dedicated to promoting the improvement of criminal justice administration.
• Blackacre  - Law School journal serves as a venue for Law students' works in fiction, poetry, and other literature and non-mainstream legal articles.
• Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law  - Site provides information on the journal's editorial board, advisory board, and article submission policies.
• The Review of Litigation  - Student-managed publication offers articles and discussions on various relevant issues facing legal professionals and academics, with emphasis on litigation.
• Texas Hispanic Journal of Law and Policy  - Publication devoted to the discussion of legal and public policy issues confronting the Latino population.
• Texas Intellectual Property (IP) Law Journal  - Serves as a professional and academic forum for discussions and information sharing on IP concerns and issues.
• Texas International Law Journal  - Specialty journal serves as a venue for sharing and promoting interest in international law.
• Texas Journal of Women and the Law  - Student-edited publication provides legal scholarship materials that seek to explore the cultural, racial, and socio-economic factors affecting women.
• Texas Journal on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights  - Discussing and providing information on the state of rights and liberties in America. Articles offered include those authored by judges, lawyers, professors, and students.
• Texas Law Review  - Independent and fully student edited and published publication for legal scholarship.
• Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law  - Venue for discussing the intersections of entertainment, sports, law, and society. Publication abstracts and related news provided.