The Fordham Urban Law Journal addresses policy issues affecting urban areas. The Journal is Fordham Law School's second oldest publication. The Fordham Urban Law Journal is the fourth most cited student-edited specialty journal of the more than 400 specialty journals in the country.
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Current Issue: Volume 51, Number 3 (2024) Racially Structured Legal Mechanisms and Their Effects on the Criminal, Housing, and Education Systems
Articles
Toward Abolitionist Remedies: Police (Non)Reform Litigation after the 2020 Uprisings
Cara McClellan and Jamelia Morgan
Race, Racial Bias, and Imputed Liability Murder
Perry Moriearty, Kat Albrecht, and Caitlin Glass
The Multitudinous Racial Harms Caused by Florida’s Anti-DEI and “Stop WOKE” Laws
Katheryn Russell-Brown
Editorial
The Illusion of Defendant Autonomy and the Moral Harm of Self-Incrimination in McCoy v. Louisiana
Titus Levy