North Carolina Central University School of Law is one of the most racially diverse law schools in the country. We take pride in our diversity, and in fact, our motto is “Celebrating Diversity – Advancing Justice.” In the spirit of diversity and equal justice for all, the North Carolina Central Law Review focuses on Constitutional issues, primarily civil rights, equal protection, due process and other new or evolving areas of law facing our nation’s minorities. In addition, the Law Review regularly publishes works on topics which are of interest to and affect practitioners in North Carolina.

The Law Review invites submissions of unsolicited manuscripts, in duplicate, typed, double spaced, with footnotes. Manuscripts may be submitted via mail to:

North Carolina Central Law Review
Attn: Articles Editors
North Carolina Central University School of Law
640 Nelson Street, Durham, NC 27707

Manuscripts may also be emailed to lawjournal@nccu.edu.

For additional information, call 919-530-5302 or email lawjournal@nccu.edu.