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The Seattle University Law Review is the founding law journal of Seattle University School of Law. The Law Review is a student-run organization dedicated to publishing high quality legal scholarship on all topics. We publish four times a year and regularly post features on our online companion journal: Seattle University Law Review Online.

Current Issue: Volume 49, Issue 3 (2026)

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Volume 49 Masthead

Articles

Veiled Justice: Secularism and the Hijab Across Democracies
Mohamed ‘Arafa

2025
Richard Delgado

Mr. Trump Goes to Washington Part II: A Review of Richard Delgado's 2025
Kevin Johnson

Reimagining Legal Education: The Transformative Power of Small-Group Instruction
Michael I. Meyerson

Comment

The Martha Wright-Reed Act: How the FCC Took One Step Forward for Communication Equality for Deaf Individuals in Correctional Facilities and How It Could Be Expanded
Ashley Seebold

Notes

Rewriting the Playbook: The X’s and O’s of the House Settlement and the Future of Student-Athletes’ Voice in Their Compensation
Matthew K.V. Glazer

The Preventative Care Gap: Completing the ACA’s Vision for Health
Abby Nagaich

Land Without Legacy: The Case for Market-Based Appraisals on Hawaiian Home Lands
Alexis C. Owens

International Law’s Forgotten Refugees—Palestinian Refugees in Egypt

How the DoD Discourages Military Families from Seeking Mental Health Counseling
Christina Welch

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ISSN: 1078-1927