Dartmouth Law Journal Revenue and Competitors

The Dartmouth Law Journal is the nation's premiere undergraduate journal of law. The Journal is published two times a year, in March and September. Selected articles undergo a strict editing process to prepare them for publication. The Journal has published works from judges, professors, law school students, and practitioners from across the nation. Launched as the Dartmouth College Undergraduate Journal of Law in the winter of 2003 by two Daniel Webster Legal Society Interns, Meg Thering '05 and Joshua Marcuse '04, the Dartmouth Law Journal provides students and faculty with a public forum for law-related ideas and discussion. In addition to publishing top scholarship, the Journal provides its contributors with a collaborative editorial process designed to help improve and refine their work. As a condition of article acceptance, contributors are asked to work closely with our editors throughout the revision process, re-examining and polishing their work for a broad readership. Our submissions address a diverse array of law-related questions and ideas.