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As for law review, maybe I wasn't clear, but I just finished first year and graded on, but I haven't actually done anything other than accept my spot.

I'll make sure to bump this when school gets going to give a TR for both recruiting and to let everyone know what law review is like (for me).

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Actually no, you were perfectly clear, I am at work and was trying to post quickly so it was me who was entirely unclear. What I meant was this:

I know very little about the law review in general aside from that it is a law journal that is run and published by law students and that being a part of it is integral to being recruited by top firms after graduation. Would you mind going more in depth as to what it is and what it entails, eg. Does everyone just get around and discuss cases and laws and then assign articles for people to write? How often is it published? How involved are professors? Are different jobs given out based upon grades (top 3% get first shot at editor or whatever)? How time consuming is it supposed to be? etc, etc.

By the way thanks for fielding these questions as my school doesn't actually have a "pre-law" major so I haven't discussed alot of my questions with my advisor.