Founded in 1925, the Indiana Law Journal is a general-interest academic legal journal. The Journal is published quarterly by students of the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. An additional issue, known as The Supplement, is published online only and appears in this collection as issue no. 5. Supplement articles can be viewed on the ILJ"s website, prior to their appearance in issue 5.
Current Issue: Volume 98, Issue 5 (2023) The Supplement
Articles
Situating Structural Challenges to Agency Authority Within the Framework of the Finality Principle
Harold J. Krent
The Proactive Model: How to Better Protect the Right to Special Education for Incarcerated Youth
John Bignotti
Three-Judge District Courts, Direct Appeals, and Reforming the Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket
Michael E. Solimine