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The Premier Journal for Latino Issues

The Texas Hispanic Journal of Law & Policy (THJ) is a student-run journal from the University of Texas School of Law that is dedicated to serving as an academic forum for legal issues that affect Hispanics and Latinos in Texas and the world.

 

The Journal is a neutral forum open to all views that seeks to publish works that analyze novel, significant, or developing legal and public policy issues. We publish materials by Hispanic/Latino and non-Hispanic/Latino authors, including scholarly articles, book reviews, and student notes.

 

We welcome article submissions for publication from professors, scholars, law practitioners, and students world-wide.

 

Student membership is open to all law students who demonstrate excellence in legal writing and analysis.

Thank you to our sponsors!

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* Background image, Presencia de América Latina (Presence of Latin America), also known as Integración de América Latina (Integration of Latin America) is a mural painted by Mexican artist Jorge González Camarena. It is located at the University of Concepción (Ciudad Universitaria de Concepción), in Concepción, Chile.

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