Are law reviews considered to be scholarly and peer-reviewed?

NU LibChat Widget Are law reviews considered to be scholarly and peer-reviewed? Law reviews — like the Harvard Law Review, Vanderbilt Law Review, and Stanford Law Review — are scholarly publications focused on legal issues and analysis. What makes them distinctive is that they are written and edited by law students, not faculty or independent researchers. For a more detailed definition, the Harvard Law School Library's secondary sources page is a helpful reference. A note on peer review Many...