The Notre Dame Law Review, as an academic journal entirely edited by students, offers its members not only the opportunity to deeply analyze legal issues and refine the expression of legal viewpoints but also cultivates their critical thinking and professional legal writing skills. By participating in editorial work, students can communicate with peers, jointly explore the intersection of legal theory and practice, thereby gaining valuable experience in academic and career development.

The journal encourages members to publish thought-provoking articles that often address current hot topics and challenges in the legal community, fostering a deeper understanding of legal principles and institutions. By publishing high-quality scholarly works, the magazine contributes to the fields of legal education and practice, and also provides a platform for law students to showcase their research findings. While upholding academic freedom and the spirit of exploration, it also emphasizes respect for and maintenance of the Catholic tradition of justice.