Brooklyn Law School’s student-run periodical program began in 1918 as The Barrister. It was published monthly until 1922. Almost a decade later, in 1931, the periodical’s title changed to The Justinian. Publication continued until 1998. The Justinian was not produced from May 1945 to September 1954. After 1998, it was referred to as Brooklyn Law School News, which ran from 2002 to 2006.

The Brooklyn Law School Library Archives provides digitized versions of this printed collection from April 1932 to October 2006. The content has complete OCR text recognition for all 238 issues. The periodicals were published monthly. For most April issues, there is a special for April Fool’s Day. For 88 years, these news-sources have been accurate portrayals of political, social, economic, and local topics that have interested Brooklyn Law School students and engaged them in active involvement and debate.

The Justinian 2
1932
The Justinian 4
1933
The Justinian 8
1934
The Justinian 9
1938
The Justinian 10
1941
The Justinian 11
1942
The Justinian 13
1943
The Justinian 14
1945
The Justinian 15
1954
The Justinian 16
1957
The Justinian 18
1958
The Justinian 20
1959