Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology
The Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology publishes cutting-edge articles focused on the intersection of law, technology and the sciences. MJLST scholarship tackles on multidisciplinary issues, from intellectual property to bioethics, while maintaining a rigorous grounding in law and policy.
In the Washington & Lee Journal Rankings, MJLST ranked 16th of 62 in the Science, Technology and Computing Law category.
The Journal is edited by law students from the University of Minnesota, with the support of Faculty Advisors.
Formerly the Minnesota Intellectual Property Review.
Current Issue: Volume 27, Issue 2 (2026)
Front Matter
Symposia
From Data to Decisions: Why AI Inferences Should Count as ‘Effects’ Under the Fourth Amendment
Susan Tanner
Articles
You'll Loan Nothing and Be Happy
Becky Chambers
Trends in Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements Since Actavis and Private Plaintiffs' Causation Requirement
Kelly Lear Nordby
Notes or Comments
Say Yes to Drugs: Rescheduling Ibogaine from Schedule I
Autumn Zierman
