About New Mexico Law Review
The New Mexico Law Review is solely a student-edited, general legal journal published two times a year. The New Mexico Law Review members are law students at the University of New Mexico School of Law, and are dedicated to legal scholarship and are meticulous in their approach to legal writing. Contributing authors from across the country include law professors, attorneys, judges, and our own Law Review second-year law students. The Editorial Board selects the articles for publication, then works with each author to finalize their article to meet the rigorous standards the New Mexico Law Review sets for itself and its authors. Articles are selected based on the quality of content, research, and writing. The Board is comprised of third-year law students, who are solely responsible for all organizational and editorial decisions.
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Current Issue: Volume 48, Issue 3 (2018) Summer
Front Matter
Introduction
New Mexico Law Review
Articles
Fixing Deference in Youth Crimmigration Cases
Esther K. Hong
An Immodest Proposal for Birth Registration in Donor-Assisted Reproduction, in the Interest of Science And Human Rights
Elizabeth J. Samuels
Bringing Counsel in from the Cold: Reconciling Ethical Rules with the Quagmire of Insurance Defense Practice
Joseph Regalia and V. Andrew Cass
Student Notes
Of Remand And Responsibility: Oakey v. May Maple Pharmacy and the Pharmacist’s Professional Standard of Care in New Mexico
Paul Michael Roybal
