The Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, formerly The Catholic Lawyer, is published by the staff and editorial board of the St. John's Law Review and focuses on legal scholarship with ethical, moral, canonical, or theological implications. It is primarily comprised of outside articles solicited by, and submitted to, the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, but student contributions are also welcome. The members and editors of the Law Review diligently verify sources, check citations, proofread, and critically analyze all works set for publication. The Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review has primary responsibility for the Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, including overseeing the editorial process and preparing manuscripts for publication. (The Catholic Lawyer Vol. 1-43, Journal of Catholic legal studies Vol. 44- Current).
Current Issue:
Editorial Board
Articles
Aquinas's Prohibition of Killing Reconsidered
John Makdisi
Commonwealth and Commodity: Shakespeare's "King John"
Robert J. Delahunty
Symposium
Pagans and Christians in the City
Victoria Harris and John Komondorea
Christians and Pagans
Abner S. Greene
Many Cities, One Nation: A Response to Steven Smith's Pagans and Christians in the City
Bruce P. Frohnen
Augustine's "Two Cities" and Steven Smith's Pagans and Christians
Brian Dunkle, S.J.
Dialoguing with Paganism
Helen M. Alvare
Comments on Steven Smith, Pagans and Christians in the City
Michael P. Moreland