The Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy (formerly the Seton Hall Legislative Journal) is a nationally recognized periodical that focuses on legislative, statutory, regulatory topics. Authors include state and federal legislators, judges, members of the academic and practicing communities, and students. The Journal subscribers include state and federal legislators, members of the federal and state judiciary, law schools, bar associations, public libraries, and members of the academic and legal communities. Members of the Journal acquire valuable skills and expertise in legislative scholarship and in legal writing and editing.
Current Issue: Volume 48, Issue 1 (2023)
As of Volume 48 in Fall of 2023, the Seton Hall Legislative Journal has been renamed to the Seton Hall Journal of Legislation and Public Policy.Table of Contents
Foreword
Articles
The End of the Line: Abolishing New Jersey’s Antidemocratic Primary Ballot Design
Ryan P. Haygood, Henal Patel, and Nuzhat Chowdhury
Three Tests for Bias Arising From the Design of Primary Election Ballots in New Jersey
Samuel S.-H. Wang, Hayden Goldberg, and Julia Sass Rubin
The Impact of New Jersey’s County Line Primary Ballots on Election Outcomes, Politics, and Policy
Julia Sass Rubin
Does Ballot Format Help Determine Whether Independent Candidates Get Elected to State Legislatures?
Richard Winger
Conflict Between State Economic DevelopmentPolicy and Federal Communications PolicyRegarding NG9-1-1 and PSAPs
James E. Holloway
Comments
Not Just “Another Brick in the Wall” - The Dangers of Categorically Banning Contract and Tort Disputes Stemming From a Minister’s Employment Relationship
Steven Schinella Jr.