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The Case Western Reserve Law Review is a student edited, scholarly publication dealing with subjects of general interest in the legal profession. Note, beginning with volume 19 the journal's title was changed from Western Reserve Law Review.
Current Issue: Volume 76, Issue 4 (2026)
Front Matter
Volume 76 Issue 4 (2026)
Case Western Reserve Law Review
Symposium
Symposium - Federal Research, Academic Speech: The Legal Limits of Executive Authority in Higher Education
Case Western Reserve Law Review
Introduction – Academic Freedom and Vulnerability
Elizabeth L. Rosenblatt
A Tale of Two Emails: The Political Economy of Higher Education under Executive Assault
Christopher D. Thomas
Essay – Rethinking the Fund Termination Sanction
Samuel R. Bagenstos
Essay – When Disability Is Different: Reasonable Accommodations and Higher Education DEI
Katherine A. Macfarlane
Academic Freedom’s Demise
Ruth Colker
Notes
Rights in Theory, Detention in Practice: The Constitutional Paradox of Guantánamo Bay
Fatimah A. Elghazawi
Banned, Burned, and Bound: Increasing Protections Surrounding Students’ Right to Receive Information in K-12 Schools
Catherine A. McClure
