43rd Fordham Urban Law Journal Awards Dinner

43rd Fordham Urban Journal Alumni Dinner The Fordham Urban Law Journal Alumni Association (“FULJAA”) is pleased to officially invite you to its annual Alumni Dinner, which can once again take place in person!  The dinner is on Wednesday, April 26th, at the Dear Irving on Hudson (310 W 40th St.), within the Aliz Hotel Times Square. Hope […]

2023 Symposium

2023 Symposium: Building a Greener Future Through Urban Sustainability About the Program Climate change has been, and will continue to be, one of the greatest global challenges we face. Cities hold a unique position in climate change. The impacts of climate change affect all areas of urban life, including infrastructure, city waterfronts, housing, and human […]

Current Issue (Vol 49.4)

The Rule of Law and Government in the Urban Landscape ARTICLES: Crushing the Soul of Federal Public Defenders: The Plea Bargaining Machine’s Operation and What to Do About It Walter I. Gonçalves, Jr. Understanding the Public’s Opinions of UAV-Assisted Residential Monitoring by Police Linda M. Merola & Ryan P. Murphy ESSAYS: Judicial Deference to Municipal […]

42nd Fordham Urban Law Journal Awards Dinner

The Fordham Urban Law Journal Alumni Association (“FULJAA”) is pleased to officially invite you to its annual Alumni Dinner, which can once again take place in person!  The dinner is on Thursday, April 21st, at the Dear Irving on Hudson restaurant, within the Aliz Hotel Times Square.     The FULJAA is also pleased to announce that […]

Current Issue (49.3)

The Legalization of Marijuana in Urban Communities ARTICLES: Multiunit Housing and Cannabis: Good Laws Make Good Neighbors Daniel G. Orenstein The Regulatabilization of Cannabis Donald J. Kochan ESSAYS: Taking the Initiative: Marijuana Law Reform and Direct Democracy Tamar Todd Marijuana Use by Employees: Drug-Free Policies and The Changing Legal Landscape Kerry Cork Intrastate Conflicts and […]

Current Issue (49.2)

The Calm Before the Storm: The Connection Between Mass Incarceration and Climate Change ARTICLES: Hell and High Water: How Climate Change Can Harm Prison Residents and Jail Residents, and Why COVID-19 Conditions Litigation Suggests Most Federal Courts Will Wait-And-See When Asked to Intervene Paloma Wu & D. Korbin Felder ESSAYS: Climate Change and Incarcerated Populations: […]

Fordham ULJ Vol. 50 Masthead Released!

The Fordham Urban Law Journal is thrilled to announce the incoming Editorial Board and Associate Editors for Volume 50. The new masthead is as follows: Peter Angelica Editor-in-Chief Katharine Rubery Managing Editor Jacob Marcus Senior Articles Editor Nikita Mathur Business Editor Madeline Johl Writing and Research Editor Fay Dawodu Online Managing Editor Sofia Johnson Cooper-Walsh […]