Widener Commonwealth Law Review
Widener Commonwealth Law Review (formerly Widener Law Journal) is the flagship law review of Widener University. Widener Commonwealth Law Review focuses on a wide range of topics including constitutional law, civil and criminal law, professional ethics, administrative law, commercial law. Membership on the law review staff offers students the opportunity to demonstrate initiative, honed legal skills, and commitment to the advancement of legal scholarship. Staff members are selected from students on the Harrisburg Campus who demonstrate drive, commitment, and academic excellence.
Current Issue: Volume 34, Issue 1 (2025)
Chevron on the Eve of Loper Bright
Nicholas R. Bednar
Navigating the New Loper Bright Regime
Adam G. Crews
The Disintegration of Administrative Adjudicatory Enforcement Authority
Robert L. Glicksman
Corporate Exceptionalism: What's Behind the Business Community's Newfound Love of Jury Trials
Richard H. Frankel
Congress and the Shifting Sands in Administrative Law
Christopher J. Walker
The Not-So-Obvious and Inconvenient Truth: Reexamining a Right to Counsel for Parents and Children in Abuse and Neglect Administrative Proceedings
Tiffany Williams Brewer
Procedural Learning and Reform in Federal Administrative Adjudication
Jeremy S. Graboyes
