We are currently sold out of Vol. 87.1 paper copies. Hard copies will no longer be available. However, all articles included in the 87.1 Issue are available online at Westlaw, Lexis Nexis, and HeinOnline.

For those who have recently ordered a single issue of 87.1, we process mailing orders weekly and orders take approximately one to two weeks to fulfill.

We appreciate your support and welcome feedback.

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Happy Holidays from Volume 87’s Editorial Board & Faculty Advisors!

Back Row: Ashley West, Emily Carney, Jonathan Brown, Noah Nash, Nick Aubrey, Jordan Dollar, Cameron Roark, Daniel Petrosky
Middle Row: Nancy Levit, Andrew Tremonti, Jennifer Cacchio, Emma Bean, Nick Pappas, Jessica Peel, Courtney Flannigan, Emily Bittiker, Edward Cantu
Front Row: Sarah Smith, Anne Case-Halferty, Diane Plantz, Ashley Crisafulli, Cody Miller, Quinten Campbell

The 2018 Editorial Board is excited to introduce the incoming UMKC Law Review board for Volume 88!

We’ve had several individuals reach out to us about purchasing an individual issue/single copy of 87.1.

Here’s how you can get can your hands on 87.1:

Individual paper copies are available for purchase and they cost $16.00 (which includes shipping) and can be purchased online using this link, which is also accessible here on our website.

We also accept checks, please include a note with your check, and those can be mailed to:

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Additionally, all of the articles from our 87.1 issue are available for free via Westlaw and LexisNexis.

We are currently waiting for our reprints of 87.1 to arrive by mail. We anticipate they will arrive sometime between 11/12/18 – 11/16/18. We will fulfill any and all orders as soon as our reprints arrive. If you would like to be notified of our replenishment prior to making an order, please send us an email at umkclawreview@umkc.edu or fill out this form.

We appreciate all of the interest and inquiries into UMKC Law Review’s current issue regarding Criminal Sentencing Reform. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.

Thank you from the UMKC Law Review Editorial Board