The Mercer Law Review, the oldest continually published law review in Georgia, is edited and published by students of Mercer University School of Law. There are five issues each year including an Annual Survey of Georgia Law, an Annual Eleventh Circuit Survey, and an online companion highlighting student scholarship.
Current Issue: Vol. 76, No. 2 (2025) Articles Edition
Front Matter
Editor’s Note
Olivia Greenblatt
Articles
Olmstead 25 Years Later: Advocating for Children with Mental Health and Behavioral Health Needs
Laura C. Hoffman
Race Centers as Critical Curriculum Spaces in U.S. Law Schools
Katheryn Russell-Brown and Vanessa Miller
The Migrant Family Separation Crisis: The Multifaceted Approach to End the Practice, Obtain Redress, and Prevent its Return
Mariela Olivares
Comments
Rituals of Reluctance: How Loper Bright Further Obscures Civil Rights’ Place in the Modern Administrative State
Cameron K. Obioha
Casenotes
Settled Enough: Immigration Status and Child Settlement Under the Hague Convention
Sara Hingson-Rodriguez
- BOARD OF EDITORS
- A. Tyler Kelly - Editor in Chief
- Sydnie N. Winter - Senior Managing Editor
- Anna Carr Hanks - Managing Editor
- Walker D. Thomas - Managing Editor
- Nadin Catak - Georgia Survey Editor
- Rachel N.Ratajczak - Lead Articles Editor
- Olivia Greenblatt - Articles Editor
- Seth H. Elmore - 11th Circuit Survey Editor
- Joey Hargadon - Student Writing Editor
- S. Chase Smith - Administrative Editor