Since it’s inception in 2002, the First Amendment Law Review (“FALR”) has been dedicated to advancing scholarship and dialogue on the freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment. Published by students at UNC School of Law, the journal produces three issues each year featuring scholarly articles, student notes, and symposium contributions on timely constitutional issues. Beyond its publications, FALR hosts an annual symposium that brings together leading scholars, judges, and practitioners to discuss emerging developments in First Amendment law, while maintaining an active online presence through student-authored blog posts and social media engagement.

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