The University of Miami Law Review has hosted an annual Symposium every year since 2006. The Law Review Symposium draws hundreds of practitioners, academics, and students. A list of the Law Review‘s past Symposia can be found below along with links to the academic papers that resulted.
2022 – Beyond the Valley
2021 – Criminal Justice Reform: the State of this Union and the Road to Justice
2020 – What Swings the Vote? The Influence of the U.S. Legal System and the Media on Presidential Elections
2019 – Sin Límites: Law and Business at the Gateway to the Americas
2018 – Hack to The Future: How Technology is Disrupting the Legal Profession
2017 – Climate Wrongs and Human Rights
2016 – The Constitution on Campus: Do Students Shed Their Rights at the Schoolhouse Gates?
2015 – Criminalized Justice: Consequences of Punitive Policy
2014 – Leading from Below
2013 – Social Media & the Law
2012 – The Future of the Death Penalty in America
2011 – From the Board Room to the Court Room: The Evolving Legal Status of Corporate Crime
2010 – What Change Will Come? The Obama Administration and the Future of the Administrative State
2008 – The Future of Affirmative Action: Seattle School District #1, Race, Education, and the Constitution
