Articles in Vol. 30, 2026
Vol. 30, 2026
- Volume 30 - Full VolumeMultiple Authors
- Editor's NoteIrene Ten Cate
- JLWI Editorial Board, Volume 30JLWI
- Invigorating ConferencingKatrina Robinson
- "Check-Ride for Legal Writers": Using Aviation Pedagogy to Rethink Assessment in the Age of Generative AIMartin McKown
- The Magic of Mistakes in Promoting Learning in the Legal Writing ClassroomDiana J. Simon
- How Understandable Are Adjudicative Decisions? Introducing and Applying Law's Own Readability FormulaMike Madden
- Speeding Toward the Inevitable: More Thoughts on the Case for the Singular _They_ in Formal Legal WritingJennifer Arlin
- From Builders to Editors: Reimagining How We Teach Citation in the AI EraDonna L. EngMargie Alsbrook
- Reality Check: Mass Incarceration and Teaching Lawyering SkillsAmanda L. Elyse
- Uniform, Supervised Programs: A Step Backwards for Legal WritingBen L. Fernandez
- The Chicken or the Egg: Reflections on the Thirty-Fifth Anniversary of _Legal Writing: The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute_J. Christopher Rideout
- From Filling Volumes to Raising Standards: Reflections on a Discipline Coming into Its OwnKristin Gerdy Kyle
- Professional Identity Development: From Law School to Beyond--Growth as an Editor and as a JournalBrooke J. Bowman
- A Community of Writers, Readers, and EditorsKaren J. Sneddon
- Amplifying Voices, Shaping the Future: _JLWI_ at Thirty(-Five)Andrele Brutus St. Val
Multiple Authors, Volume 30 - Full Volume, 30 Legal Writing (2026).