Georgetown University Law Center

• American Criminal Law Review  - Presenting one of United States' premier journals of criminal law. Publishes the submissions of various legal scholars and law experts.
• Asian Law and Policy Studies Program  - Academic program stressing the importance of Asia to the American economy and international affairs.
• Center for the Advancement of the Rule of Law in the Americas  - Research institution focusing on Latin American law and policy. Also serves as a platform for discussion and interactive gatherings on laws and legal systems.
• Colloquium on Constitutional Law and Theory  - Serves as a venue where scholars present their legal research projects for discussion and criticism.
• Colloquium on Intellectual Property and Technology Law  - Presents a schedule of colloquia and speakers, with brief overviews.
• Gender and Legal History in America Papers  - Indexes a collection of scholarly papers that cover a wide range of topics in the legal history of gender.
• Georgetown Immigration Law Journal  - Student-edited law journal exclusively publishing articles related to immigration law.
• Georgetown International Environmental Law Review  - Quarterly publication published by students. Serves a readership of international environmental legal practitioners and scholars.
• Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law  - Dedicated to exploring the impact of gender, sexuality, and race on both the theory and practice of law.
• Georgetown Journal of International Law  - Annual publication serving as a resource for legal scholars, corporate and international bars, and practitioners.
• Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy  - Biannual scholarly legal journal dedicated to the conservative, libertarian, and natural law thought.
• The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics  - Student-published legal journal discussing issues and topics concerning the observance of ethics in legal practice.
• Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy  - Legal journal focusing on issues related to poverty. Publishes the works of law professors and practitioners who are deemed experts in poverty-related fields.
• Georgetown Law  - Official school website presents information on the programs and other services offered. With virtual campus tours and campus news.
• Georgetown Law Journal  - Provides articles and reviews written by law professors and practitioners. Published six times during the academic year.
• Georgetown-Hewlett Program  - Degree-granting fellowship program in conflict resolution and legal problem solving. Designed for attendees who teach and write in the field of dispute resolution.
• Global Law Scholars  - Legal education program designed to prepare students for transnational practice, where more than one legal system is involved.
• Javins Project  - Offers a collection of court papers and pictures dedicated to the Javins v. First National Realty Corporation of 1970.
• Public Interest Law Scholars Program  - Intended for law students who seek to have legal career focus on public service. Financial scholarships provided.
• Supreme Court Institute  - Serves as a venue where law students formally orient themselves with the history, significance, and dynamics of Supreme Court decision-making.
• The Tax Lawyer  - Resource for information, opinions, insights, and reviews in tax laws and the tax lawyering profession.