The Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems (JLSP), established in 1965, is one of the oldest legal publications at Columbia Law School. Since its founding, one of JLSP’s missions has been to remind its readers of the law’s responsibility to serve the public good. To that end, the Journal emphasizes the sociological, economic, and political impact of legal issues. As a result, JLSP’s target audience includes not only judges and lawyers but also Congress, state legislatures, regulatory agencies, and members of the public.This journal is entirely written and edited by students, and has a high academic level and influence. His articles are often cited by the United States Supreme Court, federal appellate courts, regional courts, and state supreme courts, demonstrating his authority and influence in the fields of law and social issues.