Supreme Court Law Review Most Cited Law Journal

Supreme Court Review reigns supreme among legal journals:

“There are thousands of English law journals in the world on topics ranging from international property law to environmental law to human rights law, but the single most cited law journal in the English language is the Law School’s Supreme Court Review. That is according to the Most-Cited Legal Periodicals List published by the Washington and Lee University School of Law.”

Related references:

John Doyle’s accompanying Legal Periodicals blog. as well as the Current Law Journal Content, which indexes 1,000 law journals.

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