The Mitchell Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice is a student-run and student-edited journal that was founded in 1976. The Mitchell Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice is the product of the merger of Hamline Journal of Public Law and Policy and William Mitchell Journal of Law and Practice in 2016. Law Journal’s charge is: “Excellence through diligence, not exclusivity.” Law Journal’s Editors work hard to produce the highest quality of legal publication available on topics relating to legal practice, legal issues faced by the public, and legal policy solutions.
Any views and arguments expressed in this volume are those of the author. They do not reflect the views nor opinions of the Journal of Public Policy & Practice Editorial Board.
Current Issue: Volume 47, Issue 2 (2026)
S.F. 2200 (2025) - Permission to Change: Minnesota's Illusory Privilege Reform in a Post-Notorious RBG Era
A.G. Summers
Arbitrating Discipline Without Due Process or Training: Procedural Injustice in the United States Postal Services Grievances
Wendy R. Ball-Jeter
More Than Bad Neighbors: Data Centers and Minnesota's Newest Attempts to Regulate Them
Daria McGucken
Assessing Liability for School Shootings
Nanci K. Carr
Board of Editors
- Editor-In-Chief
- Margaret Galles
- Production Editor
- Serra-Maire Anderson
- Policy Editor
- Ashley Bianco
- Primary Editor
- Kiara Green
- Primary Editor
- Madison Wolfe
- Managing Editor
- Auria Gauger
- Articles Editor
- Alexander Moe
- Articles Editor
- Amy Coogan
- Digital Editor
- Ashley Scanlan
- Symposium Editor
- Courtney Chapple