A law review is a scholarly journal that focuses on legal issues, theories, and developments. Typically published by law schools, these journals feature articles written by legal scholars, practitioners, and students. Law reviews serve as platforms for in-depth analysis and discussion of various aspects of the law, including case law, statutes, and legal principles. In addition to articles, law reviews often include notes and comments written by law students, which provide insights on recent legal cases or emerging topics. They play a crucial role in the legal community by influencing legal scholarship and practice, as well as serving as a resource for attorneys and judges.