Stanford Law School students founded SJCRCL in 2004 to explore the changing landscape of the civil rights and civil liberties dialogue, the real world implications of these changes on society, and the larger structural and systematic implications of these issues.

SJCRCL publishes two issues per year, featuring articles, essays, reviews, and commentary from prominent and emerging scholars, practitioners, and students. SJCRCL also invites speakers and panelists to engage with the Stanford community on topics of interest and importance.

SJCRCL membership is open to all Stanford Law School students. Executive Board members are elected in the winter quarter of each year.

We are delighted to announce that the Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties is now being published online-only and does not require a subscription.

Volume 21 (2024-25) Staff

Editors-in-Chief
Rebecca Cortez
Adalyn Richards

Executive Editors
Delia Appiah Mensah
Jasmine Perales
Frances Wu

Managing Editors
Kaisa Goodman
Parker Grove
Mohammed Memfis

Senior Editors
Thomas Beyer
John Curry
Enshia Li

Articles Editors
Shannon Seung Won Chung
Cami Doo
Gretchen Knaut
Evan Lehmann
Isabel Parkey
Micaela Wibberly

Student Note Editor
Sarah Nelson

Technical Managing Editor
Ariel Salmon

Development Editors
Aoife Madden
Marianne Nader

Member Editors
Suzanne Antoniou
Elijah Armstrong
Gabriella Blatt
Sandra Chen
Dayle Chung
Ad’mirel Durden
Thomas Hassen
Eli Josephson Horgan
Ayomikun Idowu
Ryan Everett James
Zachary Kimmel
Emma Langlois
Riley Martinez
Heeral McGhee
Anna McGuire
Mohamed Nur
Blessing Roland-Magaji