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University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review

The UALR Law Review publishes timely, scholarly materials on significant legal questions pertinent to the practice of law in Arkansas, the nation, & the world.

Volume 48, Issue 1 (2025)

Essays

Narrative Drip and Other Metaphors for Data-Resistant Immigration Enforcement
Matthew Boaz

Bars to Asylum for Disabled and Criminalized Noncitizens: Particularly Serious Crimes and Mental Health Evidence in Immigration Court After Matter Of B-Z-R-
Elizabeth Jordan

Representation in the Age of Repression: America’s Real Immigration Crisis is the Lack of Representation in Immigration Court
Paul Wickham Schmidt

Notes

Time’s Up: Limiting Employer Retaliation Over K-12 Teachers’ Speech in an Internet That Never Forgets
Megan Listenbee

A Democracy Denied—Act 236’s Unconstitutional Restriction on Arkansas’s Initiative and Referendum Rights
Megan Prettyman Halford

Queer and Present Danger: Reconceiving Arkansas’s Artificial Insemination Laws to Protect LGBTQ Families
Chacey Schoeppel Wilcox

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