The Maine Law Review (Law Review) is published twice annually by second and third year students at the University of Maine School of Law. The Law Review contains case notes and comments written by our students on current legal problems, as well as articles by judges, professors, and practitioners on a variety of legal issues.
The Law Review provides students with a valuable two-year research, editing, and writing experience that allows each to explore in-depth a legal issue of particular interest. Recent editions have contained student notes examining diverse issues of Maine law, such as the enforceability of local food ordinances, gestational surrogacy contracts, and the extent to which Miranda applies to matter-of-fact-communications with arrestees.
For additional information, visit http://www.mainelawreview.org or email mlreditor@maine.edu.
Volume 74 Editors
Editor in Chief
- Blake McCartney
Editorial Team
- Executive Editor: Christopher Knight
- Articles Editors: Adam Mooney, G. Andrew Ouellette & James Phillips
Production Team
- Managing Editors: Lisa Rosenthal, and Richard Qualey
- Production & Research Editor: Grady Hogan
Writing Team
- Head Case Note & Comment Editor: Katherine Elliott
- Case Note & Comment Editors: Jacob Demosthenes, Chase Hewitt, Camrin Rivera
Staff Members
- Amira Abouleish
- Emma Collins
- Meredith Cook
- Kelsey Cromie
- Andrew Hersom
- Shannon Linnehan
- Jeffrey Sherman
- Cecilia Shields-Auble
- Teddy Simpson
- Kyla Smet
- Anya Sproule
Academic Advisors
- Professors Dmitry Bam & Anthony Moffa
Journal Manager
- Michelene Decrow