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The journal began publication of Volume 1 in 1991 as the Seton Hall Journal of Sports Law. Beginning with Volume 14, the journal became the Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law. To view the masthead for each of our issues, please click on the link to the left.

Current Issue: Volume 23, Issue 1 (2013)

Symposium

2012 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law Symposium
JSEL Staff

Articles

Caliban's "Grace": A Statutory Interpretation of Shakespeare's Monster
Jonathan Uffelman

A Contextual Study of the Non-Profit Duty of Obedience: The National Collegiate Athletic Association
Joseph M. Long

Comments

Cooking and Copyright: When Chefs and Restaurateurs Should Receive Copyright Protection for Recipes and Aspects of Their Professional Repertoires
Michael Goldman

Harsh Reality: When Producers and Networks Should be Liable for Negligence and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Melody Hsiou

Buying Influence in College Athletics: How Much Does It Cost to Put In Your Two Cents?
Amanda Leone

Music Lockers: Getting Lost in a Cloud of Infringement
Phillip Pavlick