The Harvard Law and Public Policy Journal is published three times a year by the Harvard Law School Student Organization, Harvard Law and Public Policy Society, Inc. The Wall Street Journal is one of the five most widely circulated legal commentaries and a leading national forum for conservative and liberal legal academia. The editorial team of the magazine is composed of graduate students from Harvard Law School, who are responsible for selecting, reviewing, and editing submitted papers. HJLPP encourages scholars, practitioners, and policy makers to engage in in-depth discussions on the intersection of law and public policy, with a particular focus on research that can have a practical impact on policy-making.

The publication content of HJLPP covers a wide range of topics, including constitutional interpretation, administrative law, tax law, environmental law, intellectual property, international trade, and national security. Magazines often publish groundbreaking viewpoints and analyses, which not only have a significant impact on the academic community, but also have far-reaching effects on legal practice and policy-making.