The first issue of the University of Baltimore Law Review was published in Winter 1971. Volume 1 Issue 1 contained three student notes, several book reviews, and an article by then-Attorney General Francis B. Burch, an incredible achievement even for eleven ambitious evening students.
The journal has come a long way since that time. Four decades after the publication of our first issue, with a staff of nearly fifty students, the Law Review publishes three issues a year in both digital and print versions. In addition, this student-run website offers an outlet for the timely publication of editorials, commentary, and legal scholarship for the Law Review staff and the local legal community as a whole.
Members of University of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 56
Executive Board
Editor-in-Chief: Chauncey Bellamy
Managing Editor: Ian Drury
Assistant Managing Editor: Madeline Waits
Production Editors: Hudson Carroll, Calista Heister, Colin Livingston, &
Joshua Poston
Executive Editor: Nikkie Navarro
Articles Editor: Hassan Ahmed
Comments Editor: Macy Hamlett
Publications Editor: Tyler Konigsberg
Symposium Editor: Alexis Berry
Diversity & Inclusion Editor: Erika Meadows
Associate Board
Associate Managing Editors: Sophie Alemi & Hugh Garbrick
Associate Comments Editors: Margaret Galloway, Samantha Karch,
Meaghan Slattery, Taylor J. Smith, & Benjamin Wachs
Senior Staff Editors:
John Ford, James Huang, Emily Lightner, Madeline Stewart, & Ryan Sulkowski
Staff Editors
Yasmin Afmeged, Marlyn Aguirre Escobar, Brayan Blandin, Henry Booth, Rachael Bostian, Jaylah Brooks, Samantha Brown, Isabella DiDonato, Dominic Downs, Marcos Espejo-Saavedra, Christopher Farlow, Tyler Fitzpatrick, Owen Garcia, Rebekah Garrett, Bria Goodwin, Anthony Horodowicz, Aharon Katz, Katie King, Mia Kobylski, Chana Lachman, Austin Luckhardt, Emma Marthins, Elena Nutter, Morgan Pappas, Isabelle Pardew, Jasmine Patel, Sabrina Pereira, Natalie Sharpe, Corey Siegel, Chemutai Sitienei, Gabrielle Steinberg, & Anthony Woodside
Faculty Advisor: Assoc. Professor Matthew Lindsay
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