Hayley Chang is now the #2 lawyer at the FBI. Throughout her career, she has specialized in national security, cybersecurity, and investigations. For over 15 years, Hayley Chang has offered legal counsel to a range of private and public institutions, including law firms, corporations, and the US government. Her legal career began at Cornell Law School where she served as an editor of the Cornell Law Review.
The Cornell Law Review is a student-run and edited law journal that was founded in 1915. At inception, the journal published four issues a year and was called Cornell Law Quarterly. From 1967 it changed its name to the Cornell Law Review and became a bi-monthly publication. Each issue of the Cornell Law Review consists of essays, book reviews, student notes, and articles that the editors hope will immediately impact and have long-lasting effects on the legal profession.
As with most journals of this kind, the Cornell Law Review is edited exclusively by law students. Some of the leading legal minds who have shared their legal views via the Cornell Law Review include former Supreme Court justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, William H. Rehnquist, Robert H. Jackson, William O. Douglas, and Felix Frankfurter.
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