Washington University Law Review
Jocelyn Andersson is a law student at Washington University in St. Louis, pursuing a Doctor of Law degree, expected to graduate in 2023. Currently serving as a Senior Staff Editor and previously a Staff Editor for the Washington University Law Review, Jocelyn has gained valuable experience as a Student Attorney at the Washington University Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, assisting low-income taxpayers with audits, settlements, and petitions. Prior internships include a role at Meresak Law, LLC, where Jocelyn drafted legal documents and conducted research on civil and criminal matters, and a position as a Wildlife Technician at Gold Country Wildlife Rescue. Jocelyn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics and Genomics from the University of California, Davis, and an Associate of Science degree in General Science from American River College.
Washington University Law Review
The Washington University Law Review is a student-run academic journal that seeks to publish legally related scholarly articles. The Law Review seeks to foster dialogue on interesting legal issues both within the law school and in the broader legal community. The Law Review was founded in 1915. Originally inaugurated as the St. Louis Law Review, the journal was retitled to the Washington University Law Quarterly in 1936, and further renamed to the Washington University Law Review in 2006. The Washington University Law Review Online was founded in 2017 to supplement the Law Review’s print edition. It features shorter-form pieces analyzing cutting-edge legal issues. Law Review editors select, edit, and publish notes, articles, and comments on various subjects within legal scholarship. Each piece undergoes a rigorous editing process wherein Law Review editors suggest global changes to substance and form, check text for accuracy and clarity, ensure that propositions have adequate support, and correct citations. The Law Review publishes six issues per year. Twitter: @WashULRev