Law Revue Video Contest 2023: The Winner!
Congratulations to our most deserving winner!
Voting has closed for our fourteenth annual Law Revue Video Contest, and we’re happy to announce that we have a winner. Which law school is the best of the best? Which law school deserves Law Revue fame?
Before we get to the honors, let’s review the winners of years past:
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- 2009: University of Virginia
- 2010: Northwestern
- 2011: Boston University
- 2012: Columbia
- 2013: West Virginia
- 2014: NYU
- 2015: Columbia
- 2016: University of Texas
- 2017: Columbia
- 2018: NYU
- 2019: Columbia
- 2021: NYU
- 2022: University of Texas
So which law school will go on the list of champions and forever be remembered in the pantheon of Law Revue greats? Let’s consult the votes:
| Best Law Revue Video? | Percentage of votes |
| UVA – VLAW INVESTIGATES | 52% |
| GW – FORGIVE MY LOANS | 25% |
| NYU – BEFORE HE SPEAKS | 12% |
| NYU – MS. BLUEBOOKER | 6% |
| GW – MOCK TRIAL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY | 6% |
| Total | 926 |
With more than half of the total votes cast, UVA is the winner! Congratulations to the University of Virginia, which prevailed with its very deserving parody, “VLaw Investigates.” For those who haven’t seen it yet, here’s the winning entry:
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UVA just added a second win to its Law Revue record. Fun fact: This is very first non-song winner in our contest’s history. Great work, UVA!
Well done! Please email us regarding your prizes for winning this year’s contest.
Congratulations again to UVA, and to the rest of the finalists.
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Staci Zaretsky is a senior editor at Above the Law, where she’s worked since 2011. She’d love to hear from you, so please feel free to email her with any tips, questions, comments, or critiques. You can follow her on Twitter or connect with her on LinkedIn.
