Education and Law Journal
Since 1992, the BYU Education and Law Journal (ELJ) has strived to generate scholarly discussion concerning important educational issues. Published biannually, the ELJ highlights legal and policy issues currently affecting elementary, secondary, and higher education.

Journal of Public Law
The BYU Journal of Public Law is dedicated to publishing scholarly articles addressing topics in public law, including the relationship between governments and their citizens, the association among governments, and the effects of governmental entities upon society.

BYU Law Review
The Brigham Young University Law Review (the "Law Review") is a self-perpetuating organization comprised of second- and third-year students at the J. Reuben Clark Law School. The Law Review's goal is to produce a legal periodical for use by scholars, practitioners and judges.

International Law &
Management Review
An interdisciplinary student-edited journal that solicits, edits, and publishes articles dealing with current issues in the fields of international law and management. Students and faculty from both the J. Reuben Clark Law School and Marriott School of Management staff the Review which seeks to publish articles addressing the complex issues arising in the areas of international law and management.