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Georgia Criminal Law Review

Established in 2022, the Georgia Criminal Law Review (GCLR), is the newest student-edited journal from the University of Georgia School of Law. It features articles by students, scholars, judges and practicing attorneys on a wide range of criminal law topics. Published biannually, GCLR is run by law students and hosts events and speakers on topics related to and intersecting with criminal law.

For more information on the types of submissions and publication frequency please visit our Submissions page. To contact our journal email us at [email protected].

Current Issue: Volume 4, Number 1 (2026) Fall 2025

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Articles

Telling Secrets: Ending Torture
William W. Berry III

(RE)CONSTRUCTING THE ABUSE PROVISION: A NEGLECTED GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL PRO-VISION MAY BE THE NEXT PATH FOR CHALLENGING MASS INCARCERATION
Max Tinter

Notes

Applying Honeycutt: A New Paradigm for White-Collar Conspiracy
William T. Bowdoin

Courts’ Adjudications of Addicts Still Reflect a Fundamental Lack of Understanding on the Nature of Addiction: Why the Fentanyl Crisis Should Force Courts to Reevaluate Their Current Policies on Forced Sobriety and Rehabilitation
Cole T. Chisholm

Not A Whodunnit, But Who The Jurors See
Autumne S. Fields

Taking It Easier on Women? Why Jurors’ Implicit Biases on Gender Must be Addressed Through Jury Instructions to Reduce Negative Effects for Male Defendants
Addison C. Workman