Information for Submitting Articles to Law Reviews & Journals
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Information for Submitting Articles to Law Reviews & Journals _____ January 2014 The following are two charts useful for the law review/journal article submission process. The first chart contains information gathered from the journals’ websites about the following topics: Methods for submitting an article (such as by e-mail, ExpressO, or regular mail); Any special formatting requirements; How to request an expedited review; and How to withdraw an article after it has been accepted for publication elsewhere. The second chart contains some information about rankings of the journals and the law schools associated with them. The first three columns are the overall ranking, academic/peer assessment score, and lawyer/judge assessment score for each school from the most recent U.S. News & World Report rankings. The other three columns are data about each journal from Washington & Lee’s law review ranking website. The “citation ranking” is the total number of citations to the journal over the past eight years. The “impact factor” is the number of citations per article per year. The “combined rating” is a weighted combination of the total citations and impact factor rankings. You can find more detailed information about this data on the Washington & Lee website at http://lawlib.wlu.edu/LJ. We hope this information is helpful. We provide it with several important caveats: o First, the charts cover only each school’s “general” law review, not specialized journals. Obviously there are excellent specialized journals on many topics. Anyone submitting an article to law reviews will want to consider the specialized journals relevant to their article and particular area of expertise. o The charts cover 203 schools and their journals. We have tried to be comprehensive; any omissions are inadvertent, and we’d be happy to hear what we missed so that we can add them. o We do not mean to imply anything about how much importance, if any, should be given to numerical rankings of law schools or law journals. These sorts of rankings are certainly an incomplete, if not badly flawed, way of evaluating schools and journals. We provide the ranking information because it is something that many people consider to some extent in the submission process. Obviously each author can decide what to make of it. We’ve also posted a list of links to the submissions information on each law journal’s website. That list can be found at http://www1.law.umkc.edu/Faculty/rostron/law_review_submission.htm. For a helpful and more detailed discussion of the submission process and related issues for law professors, see Nancy Levit, Scholarship Advice for New Law Professors in the Electronic Age, 16 Widener L.J. 947 (2007), at http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=939007. Good luck with your submissions. Allen Rostron Associate Professor of Law UMKC School of Law 5100 Rockhill Road Kansas City, MO 64110-2499 Phone: 816-235-2267 rostrona@umkc.edu Nancy Levit Curators’ and Edward D. Ellison Professor of Law UMKC School of Law 5100 Rockhill Road Kansas City, MO 64110-2499 Phone: 816-235-2391 levitn@umkc.edu Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1019029 1 Submissions Format Expedite Withdraw Akron Law Review Accepts electronic submissions via ExpressO, or by e-mail to the Articles Editors at lawreview@uakron.edu Manuscripts sent by mail: Akron Law Review Attention: Articles Editors The University of Akron School of Law Akron, OH 44325-2901 Bluebook citation format. Footnotes are preferred. Please include a cover letter with name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address. ExpressO or lawreview@uakron.edu ExpressO or lawreview@uakron.edu Alabama Law Review Strongly recommends submission via ExpressO. If you must submit a hard copy, please mail to the address below and simultaneously email a Microsoft Word copy to acquisitions@law.ua.edu Alabama Law Review ATTN: Acquisitions Editor University of Alabama School of Law Box 870382 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0382 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Strongly prefers manuscripts under 30,000 words (including footnotes). Manuscripts under 15,000 words will be reviewed as essays. Unsolicited book reviews are also welcome, and these are typically run at 5,000 words maximum (including footnotes). Generally conforms to the Bluebook and the style conventions of the Texas Law Review Manual on Usage and Style (10th ed. 2005). E-mail to acquisitions@law.ua.edu An expedite request should include: the author’s name, e-mail address, and telephone number; the name of the journal(s) that has offered publication, and the expiration dates of those offers. acquisitions@law.ua.edu Albany Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to lawreview@albanylaw.edu You may also submit by mail (please send an electronic copy as well) to: Albany Law Review Attn: Executive Editor of Lead Articles 80 New Scotland Avenue Albany, NY 12208 Does not preclude articles based upon pre-set length or topic limitations. Essays and book reviews will be considered on a limited basis. E-mail to lawreview@albanylaw.edu. Please state “Expedited Review Request” clearly in the subject line of your e-mail, and include the following information in the body of the e-mail: the author’s name, the article’s title, a contact phone number, the journal making the offer, and the deadline for the expedited review to be completed. You may also call the editors at (518) 472-5857 to discuss a submission. lawreview@albanylaw.edu January 2014 Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1019029 2 American University Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Please include an abstract and CV. ExpressO or AULRarticles@gmail.com ExpressO or AULRarticles@gmail.com Appalachian Journal of Law Submit by e-mail to law_journal@my.asl.edu or mail to: Appalachian Journal of Law P.O. Box 2825 Grundy, Va. 24614 The journal provides a forum for issues that shape the lives of the people and communities of Appalachia. It includes issues concerning alternative methods of dispute resolution and community service. Although focused on the Appalachian region, the usefulness of the publication will not be limited by geographical boundaries. law_journal@my.asl.edu law_journal@my.asl.edu Arizona Law Review Accepts submissions via Scholastica or Expresso (please do not submit through both). If you are unable to submit via Scholastica or ExpressO, please send it submissions@arizonalawreview.org Strong preference for articles under 35,000 words (including footnotes). Include a résumé or CV. Bluebook citation format. Expedite requests may be submitted via Scholastica or ExpressO (or e-mail to submissions@arizonalawreview.org if you are unable to access ExpressO). Does not review expedited manuscripts before article selection begins in March and September. Requires at least 7 days from the time an expedited request is made. Scholastica, ExpressO or submissions@arizonalawrev iew.org Text and footnotes should conform to the Bluebook and Chicago Manual of Style. Scholastica Scholastica lawreview@AZSummitLaw.edu lawreview@AZSummitLaw. edu lawreview@ualr.edu lawreview@ualr.edu As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions in February 2014. Arizona State Law Journal Exclusively uses Scholastica. Arizona Summit Law Review (formerly the Phoenix Law Review) Interested in Arizona Summit Law Review? Feel free to email us at lawreview@AZSummitLaw.edu to find out more. Arkansas at Little Rock (University of) Law Review Submit via e-mail to lawreview@ualr.edu Requests that all articles be submitted in triple-spaced format (text and footnotes). Prefers Microsoft Word format, but will accept in WordPerfect. Follows the Bluebook and the Texas Law Review Manual on Usage and Style. January 2014 3 Arkansas Law Review Prefers submissions via e-mail at lawrev@uark.edu Manuscripts may also be mailed to: Arkansas Law Review School of Law Waterman Hall 107 Fayetteville, AR 72701 Particularly interested in papers between 20,000 and 30,000 words, but papers of any length will be considered. Use 12 point, double-spaced type. Bluebook citation format. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Cite Arkansas cases to Arkansas Reports (Ark., Ark. App.) and Southwestern Reporter (S.W., S.W.2d, etc.). Include a résumé or paragraph of biographical data. Please contact Managing Editor by e-mail at lawrev@uark.edu or by phone at 479-575-5610. Generally requires at least seven business days to complete an expedited review. lawrev@uark.edu Ave Maria Law Review Submit via e-mail to lr.submissions@avemarialaw.edu Or mail to: Executive Articles Editor Ave Maria Law Review 1025 Commons Circle Naples, FL 34119 Submissions should be double spaced and contain footnotes, not endnotes. Bluebook citation format. lr.submissions@avemarialaw.edu lr.submissions@avemariala w.edu Baltimore (University of) Law Review Prefers submissions via e-mail to UBLawReview@ubalt.edu Or send to: University of Baltimore Law Review Attn: Articles Editor 1420 North Charles Street Law Center Room 424 Baltimore, Maryland 21201-5779 Use Microsoft Word 2000 or other compatible file format. Bluebook citation format. Include CV or résumé. Reviews articles from February through September. UBLawReview@ubalt.edu 410-837-4489 UBLawReview@ubalt.edu Barry Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO and by e-mail to lawrev@mail.barry.edu Also accepts manuscripts on paper or CD-ROM disk sent to: Editor-in-Chief Barry Law Review Barry University School of Law 6441 E. Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32807-3673 Manuscripts should be titled, with the title printed on each page as a header, and page numbers as footers; formatted in Microsoft Word, double-spaced 12-point font, margins of 1.25 inches on all sides and footnotes at the bottom of the page. Bluebook citation format. lawrev@mail.barry.edu lawrev@mail.barry.edu January 2014 4 Baylor Law Review Accepts by e-mail at LawReview@baylor.edu Or mail to: Baylor Law Review ATTN: Senior Executive Editors One Bear Place, Box 97156 Waco, Texas 76798 Belmont Law Review Strongly prefers electronic submissions via ExpressO or e-mail to submissions.lr@pop.belmont.edu Also accepts hard copy submissions to: Belmont Law Review Attn: Executive Submissions Editor Belmont University College of Law 1900 Belmont Boulevard Nashville TN 37212 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in the Spring. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Footnotes should conform to the Bluebook and Texas Rules of Form. Include a cover sheet with name, contact information, affiliation, biographical information, article title, and journal in which you seek publication (fall, winter, spring). Welcomes articles of any length. Prefers Microsoft Word format. Will not consider articles in CLE form. Does not publish book reviews or interdisciplinary articles. LawReview@baylor.edu LawReview@baylor.edu Bluebook citation format. Footnotes preferred over endnotes. Prefers Microsoft Word. Hard copy submissions should include a CV and cover letter. ExpressO or e-mail to submissions.lr@pop.belmont.edu ExpressO or e-mail to submissions.lr@pop.belmont .edu January 2014 5 Boston College Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via Scholastica. Hard copies should be addressed to: Boston College Law School Attn: Boston College Law Review 885 Centre Street Newton, MA 02459-1163 If submitting an article in hard copy, encourages sending a supplementary electronic copy by Scholastica or e-mail (bclr@bc.edu). If you submit the same article both electronically and in hard copy, please indicate this in your cover letter and your e-mail. Boston University Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO and by e-mail to lawrev@bu.edu As of January 20, 2014, their website says they are not currently accepting submissions. Likewise, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Brooklyn Law Review Submissions should be sent through ExpressO, or submissions may be sent to lreview.submissions@brooklaw.edu Please include (1) cover letter that references the article’s title, briefly describes the article, and contains the author’s name, affiliation, and full contact information; and (2) résumé, bio, or CV. For electronic submissions, prefers Microsoft Word format, but will also accept documents in WordPerfect or Adobe Acrobat formats. For other formats, please inquire before submitting. Prefer that you use Scholastica’s expedited review function for such requests. You may, however, request expedited review by e-mailing bclr@bc.edu with the phrase “expedited review” in the subject line. Requires all of the following information: (1) your name and contact information; (2) the title of your article; (3) the source of the competing offer(s); and (4) your deadline. Scholastica or bclr@bc.edu Include a CV and cover letter. In the body of the e-mail, please include ONLY the following information: ExpressO or lawrev@bu.edu Manuscript’s Title All other information should be attached to the e-mail, NOT placed in the body of the e-mail. Please send an e-mail to lawrev@bu.edu with the following information: author’s name, phone number, e-mail address, article title, names of journals that have made offers, and deadline (date and time). (Their website does not mention doing expedite requests via ExpressO, but presumably that would be another option.) Conforms to Bluebook and Chicago Manual of Style. ExpressO or lreview.submissions@brooklaw.edu ExpressO or lreview.submissions@brookl aw.edu Author’s Name & Title Author’s E-mail Address Or mail to: Brooklyn Law Review 250 Joralemon Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 January 2014 6 Buffalo Law Review Submissions may be e-mailed to blrarticles2@gmail.com Alternatively, submissions may be sent to the following address: Buffalo Law Review University at Buffalo Law School 605 John Lord O’Brian Hall Buffalo, New York 14260 Text should be double or triple spaced. Footnotes should conform to the Bluebook. Authors who submit electronically should attach a cover letter and CV in addition to the article. The subject line of the e-mail should be: “Article Submission: [Author Name]” for articles; or Please send an e-mail to blrarticles2@gmail.com The subject line of the e-mail should only include the string “Expedited Review.” In the body of the e-mail, please include your name, the title of the manuscript, the date the current offer expires, a deadline for a decision from the Buffalo Law Review, and your contact information. blrarticles2@gmail.com “Book Review Submission: [Author Name]” for book reviews. BYU Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Has no general rules about the formatting of articles on initial submission. ExpressO ExpressO California Law Review Strongly prefers submissions through Scholastica. 1) Articles should be 25,000 words or less (including footnotes). May consider submissions of up to 35,000 words. 2) Bluebook citation format. 3) Please include the following contact information: Name, mailing address, email address, phone number Expedite requests should be made via Scholastica. Scholastica or clrarticles@gmail.com Microsoft Word or WordPerfect. Margins of at least one inch on all sides. Bluebook citation format. The title page should include the author’s name, academic or professional affiliations, and contact information. ExpressO or lawreview@cwsl.edu Also accepts by mail to: Articles Department California Law Review 40 Boalt Hall University of California Berkeley, CA 94720 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions in February 2014. California Western Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO or by e-mail to lawreview@cwsl.edu Or mail to: Executive Lead Articles Editor California Western Law Review 225 Cedar Street San Diego, CA 92101 For hard-copy submissions, requests may be e-mailed to clrarticles@gmail.com The subject line of the request should read: “Last Name, First Name, Expedite Date, Article Title.” ExpressO or lawreview@cwsl.edu January 2014 7 Campbell Law Review Capital University Law Review E-mail to culawreview@email.campbell.edu Accepts submission via e-mail to lawreview@law.capital.edu Include the subject line: ARTICLE SUBMISSION: [insert title of manuscript] Address hard copy submissions to: Capital University Law Review Attn: Executive Content and Business Editor 303 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215 Does not accept submissions on disk or by fax. Cardozo Law Review Prefers Scholastica. No longer accepts via ExpressO. If you or your institution do not have a Scholastica account, you can submit by e-mail to cardozo.submissions@gmail.com As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will resume review of submissions in February 2014. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word format. Include a CV and article abstract. In the body of the e-mail message, include the following: Offers an expedited review process with a decision made within 48 hours of receipt of a submission. Authors electing to participate in the expedited review process should clearly indicate this in the subject line of their e-mail or on the front of the envelope containing the submission by including the following words: “EXPEDITED REVIEW REQUESTED.” Expedited review does not bind the author to publishing with the Campbell Law Review, however, authors whose works are accepted under this process are asked to notify the Law Review of their decision to accept the offer of publication in a timely manner. culawreview@email.campbe ll.edu Considers articles of any length, but particularly interested in papers between 8,000 to 20,000 words (not including footnotes) or 12,000 to 30,000 words (including footnotes). Double-spaced text. Footnotes, not endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include a CV. The cover letter should have: article’s title, e-mail address; mailing address, daytime telephone number, a short list of the author’s published scholarly works (if applicable), and a brief description of the article is welcome. lawreview@law.capital.edu lawreview@law.capital.edu No strict word limit, but prefers articles under 35,000 words. Their website says the best time to submit is peak seasons of March-April or August-September. Scholastica or cardozo.submissions@gmail.com Scholastica or cardozo.submissions@gmail. com Name E-mail Address Phone Number (optional) Subject January 2014 8 Case Western Reserve Law Review Prefers submissions electronically via ExpressO, Scholastica, or Twitter (@CaseWResLRev). Bluebook citation format. E-mail to lawreview@case.edu and include name and contact information, article’s title, publications that have made offers, dates those offers will expire, and whether you submitted electronically or by mail. ExpressO, Scholastica, Twitter, or lawreview@case.edu All manuscript submissions should be accompanied by a cover letter and CV. Prefers Microsoft Word format. To inquire about the status of an article review or to request expedited review, please contact Lead Articles Editors, by telephone at (202) 319-5159, or by email at cualawrev@gmail.com For expedited review requests, provide your name, the title of the article, the names of the journals that have made you an offer, and the date by which you need a response. cualawrev@gmail.com or (202) 319-5159 The Lead Articles Editors appreciate knowing in which journal an author has committed to publishing. Bluebook citation format. Prefers Microsoft Word. chapman.law.review@gmail.com chapman.law.review@gmail. com May submit by mail to: Case Western Reserve Law Review Attn: Executive Articles Editor CWRU School of Law 11075 East Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44106-7148 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in late February. Catholic University Law Review Prefers submissions via e-mail to cualawrev@gmail.com Accepts mail submissions at: Lead Articles Editors Catholic University Law Review Columbus School of Law Suite 247 3600 John McCormack Road, NE Washington, D.C. 20064 Chapman Law Review Send via e-mail to chapman.law.review@gmail.com, with the word “submission” included in the subject line. Send hard copy submissions to: Chapman University School of Law Chapman Law Review Attn: Senior Articles Editor One University Drive Orange, CA 92866 January 2014 9 Charleston Law Review Prefers submissions via e-mail to clrsubmissions@charlestonlaw.edu Submissions can also be mailed to: Charleston Law Review Charleston School of Law P.O. Box 535 Charleston, SC 29402 If you have submitted a paper copy, please do not also submit a copy electronically. If you have submitted a copy electronically, please do not also send a paper copy. Submit one, double spaced copy. Prefers Microsoft Word format. Considers submissions of all lengths, but gives preference to articles of fewer than 32,000 words. Bluebook citation format. Footnotes are preferred over endnotes. Please include a brief abstract of the article with the text. Résumés and biographical information are welcomed, but not required. Submit expedite requests via e-mail to clrsubmissions@charlestonlaw.edu Include name, phone number, e-mail address, the name of the journal that has offered publication, and the date by which an answer is requested. clrsubmissions@charlestonl aw.edu Include name, the title of your submission, and the reason for withdrawal. Please put “Withdraw” in the subject line of the e-mail. Charlotte Law Review Prefers ExpressO, but also accepts submissions via e-mail to lawreview@students.charlottelaw.edu. Or a hard copy mailed to: Charlotte Law Review c/o Charlotte School of Law 2145 Suttle Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina 28208 ExpressO or lawreview@students.charlottelaw.ed u ExpressO or lawreview@students.charlot telaw.edu Chicago (University of) Law Review Accepts submissions via Scholastica. Scholastica or lrarticles@law.uchicago.edu Include the article title, the name of the journal that has extended an offer to publish the article, and the date and time that the offer expires. Scholastica or lrarticles@law.uchicago.edu Chicago-Kent Law Review All symposia format. Symposium topic proposals may be sent to cklawreview@kentlaw.iit.edu or to: Editor-in-Chief Chicago-Kent Law Review 565 West Adams Street Chicago, IL 60661-3691 Also accepts by e-mail to lrarticles@law.uchicago.edu January 2014 10 Cincinnati (University of) Law Review Submit via ExpressO. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Manuscripts should conform to the most recent editions of the Bluebook and Chicago Manual of Style. ExpressO ExpressO City University of New York Law Review Strongly prefers electronic submissions by ExpressO, LexOpus, or by email to cunylr@mail.law.cuny.edu Dedicated to legal commentary that promotes the public interest and social justice; informs the legal community of new developments in public interest law; and provides a forum for practitioners from a wide array of social justice work. Articles should be 25,000 words or fewer (including footnotes). Bluebook citation format. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Include a résumé and cover letter summarizing the argument and stating how it advances the public interest. ExpressO, LexOpus or cunylr@mail.law.cuny.edu ExpressO, LexOpus or cunylr@mail.law.cuny.edu Cleveland State Law Review Prefers electronic submissions. Listed in Scholastica and ExpressO although their website does not specifically mention either. Will accept hard copies if necessary. Include cover letter. Bluebook citation format. Prefers articles between 20 and 60 law review pages including text and footnotes. Disfavors articles exceeding 100 pages. CSLRsubmissions@gmail.com CSLRsubmissions@gmail.co m Submissions should be double-spaced and no longer than 75 pages. Bluebook citation format. Particularly interested in natural resources and environmental law topics. Send request through ExpressO or bepress.com and provide: name, article title, date by which you need an answer, journals that have offered to publish your manuscript. ExpressO Cleveland State Law Review Articles Editors c/o Cleveland-Marshall College of Law 2121 Euclid Avenue, LB 138 Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214 Colorado (University of) Law Review Uses ExpressO. If you are not affiliated with a university, you may submit your article through bepress.com directly. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in February. January 2014 11 Columbia Law Review Accepts submissions only through Scholastica. Strong preference for accepting pices between 20,000 and 37,000 words (including footnotes). Bluebook citation format. Footnotes are strongly preferred over endnotes. Encourages the use of gender-neutral language. Greatly prefers Microsoft Word format. Scholastica Scholastica Connecticut Law Review Prefers ExpressO. Also accepts e-mail submissions to connlrev@law.uconn.edu or hard copy to: Connecticut Law Review Attn: Submissions 65 Elizabeth Street Hartford, CT 06105-2290 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions in February 2014. Include cover letter and CV or résumé. ExpressO or connlrev@law.uconn.edu ExpressO or connlrev@law.uconn.edu Cornell Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. No minimum or maximum page limits, but strongly prefers submissions that are 30,000 words or less, including text and footnotes. Will not publish pieces exceeding 40,000 words except in extraordinary circumstances. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word format. Footnotes are strongly preferred over endnotes. Encourages the use of gender-neutral language. Send requests via ExpressO or by e-mail to Senior Article Editor at lawreview@cornell.edu Please include “request for expedited review” somewhere in the subject line of the e-mail. Include the name of the competing journal that has extended an offer of publication and the date by which a decision is due. If you submitted electronically, include a hyperlink to your submission or the ExpressO identification number assigned to your piece. lawreview@cornell.edu Please include a hyperlink to your electronic submission or the ExpressO identification number assigned to your piece. If a hard copy submission is necessary, mail it to: Articles Office Cornell Law Review Myron Taylor Hall Ithaca, New York 14853 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions on February 10, 2014. January 2014 12 Creighton Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO or e-mail to lawreview@creighton.edu or mail to: Creighton Law Review School of Law 2500 California Plaza Omaha, NE 68178 Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word only. lawreview@creighton.edu lawreview@creighton.edu Cumberland Law Review Please direct all inquiries to Articles Editor at lawrev@samford.edu or cumberlandarticles@gmail.com Bluebook citation format. Please direct all inquiries to Articles Editor at lawrev@samford.edu or cumberlandarticles@gmail.com lawrev@samford.edu or cumberlandarticles@gmail.c om Follows the Bluebook and The Redbook: A Manual of Legal Style. Include an abstract of approximately 100 words on a separate page at the beginning of the article. Microsoft Word format only. Title and author name(s) must appear on the first page of the text. Insert an author’s biographical note as the first footnote, using a symbol such as an asterisk (*) rather than a number. For additional formatting suggestions, see http://www.udayton.edu/law/academics /law_review/submissions.php UDlawreview@notes.udayton.edu UDlawreview@notes.udayto n.edu Times New Roman, font size 12. Bluebook citation format. Include an abstract of not more than 150 words and a current résumé or CV. Include a cover letter with manuscript title, e-mail address, mailing address, and daytime telephone number. Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF format. Contact by e-mail to lawrev@law.du.edu or by phone (303) 871-6172. An expedited request must include author’s name, name of journal offering publication, and date by which an answer is required. lawrev@law.du.edu Cumberland Law Review Cumberland School of Law Samford University 800 Lakeshore Drive Birmingham, Alabama 35229 Dayton (University of) Law Review Submit via e-mail to UDlawreview@notes.udayton.edu Or mail to: Articles Editor University of Dayton Law Review University of Dayton School of Law 300 College Park Dayton, Ohio 45469-2772 Denver University Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawrev@law.du.edu Or mail to: Denver University Law Review Attention: Articles Editor University of Denver Sturm College of Law 2255 E. Evans Ave, Suite 425 Denver, CO 80208 January 2014 13 DePaul Law Review Submit via e-mail to lawreview@depaul.edu Paper manuscripts may be sent to: Managing Editor of Lead Articles DePaul Law Review DePaul College of Law 25 East Jackson Boulevard – Suite 221 Chicago, Illinois 60604 Bluebook citation format. Double-spaced. Footnotes rather than endnotes. lawreview@depaul.edu lawreview@depaul.edu Detroit Mercy (University of) Law Review Submit by e-mail to lreview@udmercy.edu Or mail to: Outside Articles Editor University of Detroit Mercy Law Review 651 E. Jefferson Ave. Detroit, Michigan 48226 Bluebook citation format. Text and footnotes should be doublespaced. Prefers Microsoft Word. lreview@udmercy.edu lreview@udmercy.edu District of Columbia (University of) Law Review Strongly encourages electronic submissions, by website form at http:// www.udclawreview.com/submissions/ Uses Microsoft Word and requests that WordPerfect articles be converted before submission. Footnotes should be in compliance with the Bluebook and follow the Chicago Manual of Style. contactus@udclawreview.com contactus@udclawreview.co m Microsoft Word format. law.review@drake.edu law.review@drake.edu If mailing, please submit articles to: UDC David A. Clarke School of Law ATTN: Law Review Articles Editor 4200 Connecticut Avenue NW, Bldg. 52, Room 408 Washington, DC 20008 Drake Law Review Submit by e-mail, to the attention of the Articles Editors, at law.review@drake.edu Or mail to: Drake Law Review 2621 Carpenter Avenue Des Moines, Iowa 50311 January 2014 14 Drexel Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to lawrev@drexel.edu. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Prefers submissions no longer than 25,000 words, inclusive of footnotes (approximately fifty law review pages). Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or lawrev@drexel.edu ExpressO or lawrev@drexel.edu Duke Law Journal Accepts submissions via Scholastica. Strong preference for articles of fewer than 35,000 words, including footnotes; longer articles will only be published in exceptional circumstances. Shorter essays are welcomed. Bluebook citation format. Include a cover letter with name, school or affiliation, manuscript title, address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Encourages but do not require the provision of an abstract and conformity with the 15th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style. Scholastica Scholastica Duquesne Law Review Prefers submissions by e-mail to lawreview@duq.edu Bluebook citation format. Attach a cover letter and résumé. lawreview@duq.edu lawreview@duq.edu Elon Law Review Use ExpressO or contact the Articles Editor at lawreview@elon.edu to discuss submission of an electronic or print document. ExpressO or lawreview@elon.edu ExpressO or lawreview@elon.edu Emory Law Journal Accepts submissions only via ExpressO. Encourages using ExpressO for expedite requests. You may also contact the Executive Articles Editor, at articles@law.emory.edu or 404-7273623. Include your deadline, name of the journal that made a publication offer, and the best way to reach you. ExpressO or articles@law.emory.edu Also accepts by mail to: Duke Law Journal Duke University School of Law 210 Science Drive Box 90371 Durham, NC 27708 Bluebook citation format. Please use footnotes rather than endnotes. January 2014 15 Faulkner Law Review Submit via ExpressO or contact the Editor-in-Chief at EditorinChief@faulkner.edu Or mail to: Faulkner Law Review Thomas Goode Jones School of Law 5345 Atlanta Highway Montgomery, Alabama 36109 Manuscripts should be no more than 25,000 words, including footnotes. Include a CV. Bluebook format. ExpressO or EditorinChief@faulkner.edu ExpressO or EditorinChief@faulkner.edu Florida A & M University Law Review Prefers submissions by ExpressO or e-mail to ArticlesEditor@famu.edu, with the subject line: ARTICLE SUBMISSION: [insert title of manuscript] Or mail to: FAMU Law Review Attn: Articles Editor 201 Beggs Avenue Suite 138 Orlando, Florida 32811 Considers articles of any length, but particularly interested in papers between 8,000 to 20,000 words (not including footnotes) or 12,000 to 30,000 words (including footnotes). Manuscripts should be double-spaced, with footnotes, not endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include CV and cover letter with title, e-mail address, mailing address, daytime telephone number, short list of author’s published scholarly works (if applicable), and a brief description of the article is welcome. ArticlesEditor@famu.edu ArticlesEditor@famu.edu Florida Coastal Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO. Follows the Bluebook and the Florida Style Manual published by Florida State University Law Review. If submitting articles by mail, submit your articles on diskette. Any pertinent research materials should accompany the diskette. ExpressO If you have any questions, please contact the Florida Coastal Law Review Office at (904) 680-7793 or by e-mail at lawreview@fcsl.edu ExpressO or lawreview@fcsl.edu Florida International University Law Review All symposia format. Or mail to: Attention: Submissions Manager Florida Coastal Law Review 8787 Baypine Road Jacksonville, Florida 32256 January 2014 16 Florida Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO only. Will not consider manuscripts that are published or under contract to be published in another journal, and considers manuscripts available on the internet or through other alternative media outlets as published. Does not review submissions or expedite any reviews during the summer period (late April through July) or the winter period (early November through January). As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on Feb. 3, 2014. Strongly prefers manuscripts under 50 journal pages (approximately 25,000 words including footnotes. Double-spaced body text and footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include a CV and cover letter with a short synopsis of your manuscript; mailing address; telephone number; e-mail address; and a short list of recently published scholarly work. Submit requests via ExpressO or by email to floridalawreview@gmail.com or by telephone to 352-273-0678. Include the manuscript's title, the date when you need an answer, and your e-mail address and telephone number. Will make every effort to honor requests for expedited review, but will not omit any stage of the review process. ExpressO or floridalawreview@gmail.co m Florida State University Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. File Format: Microsoft Word 97/2000/XP/2003 (Word 2007 is currently unsupported). Cover letter and CV preferred. 12-point font (or larger) and footnotes preferred. Bluebook format, with citations to Florida sources conforming to the Florida State University Law Review Florida Style Manual (6th ed.), a copy of which may be obtained for $5 by contacting Brenda Ellis, the Law Review Office Manager, at bellis@law.fsu.edu. Send requests by ExpressO or by e-mail to bellis@law.fsu.edu. Requests should be clearly marked for expedited review and specify a deadline. Prefers deadlines that allow at least 7 to 10 days to conduct a review. Will assume that the review window remains open until 5:00 p.m. EST on the specified date unless otherwise indicated. Follow-up expedites should not shorten the deadline considerably. Requests that allow less time may be reviewed more briefly or may not be reviewed at all, as workload and circumstances dictate. ExpressO or bellis@law.fsu.edu No minimum or maximum page requirements for submissions. Bluebook citation format. Strongly prefers to receive expedite requests via ExpressO. Requires at least 48 hours to process. If you submitted a hard copy by regular mail and require an expedited review, e-mail the Senior Articles Editors at sae@law.fordham.edu. Include your name and “Expedite Request” in the subject line. Strongly prefers to receive withdrawal notices via ExpressO. If you submitted a hard copy by regular mail, e-mail the Senior Articles Editors at sae@law.fordham.edu. Include your name and “Withdrawal” in the subject line. Manuscripts may be sent by e-mail to bellis@law.fsu.edu, clearly marked as a submission in the subject line. Manuscripts may also be submitted by mail, though an electronic copy on either floppy disk or CD is preferred: Florida State University Law Review College of Law 425 W. Jefferson Street, Ausley House Tallahassee, Florida 32306-1601 Attn: Article Submission Fordham Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. If you are unable to submit via ExpressO, mail it to: Executive Articles Editor Fordham Law Review Fordham University School of Law 140 West 62nd Street New York , NY 10023 January 2014 17 George Mason Law Review Strongly prefers submissions by ExpressO or e-mail to art-reg@gmu.edu While strongly encouraging electronic submissions, also accepts hard copy submissions at: Articles Editor George Mason Law Review George Mason University School of Law 3301 Fairfax Drive Arlington VA 22201-4498 Include cover letter (preferably including abstract of article) with total word count above-the-line and preferably total footnote word count. Include CV with contact information, including phone number, mailing address and e-mail. Microsoft Word. Double-spaced, Times New Roman font. Strongly prefers footnotes. Bluebook citation format. Send requests by ExpressO or by email to art-reg@gmu.edu Use “Expedited Review Request” and the article title as the subject line of the e-mail, and include the following in the body of the e-mail: author’s name, article’s title, contact phone number, journal making the offer, and the deadline for the expedited review to be completed. ExpressO or artreg@gmu.edu George Washington Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to gwlrarticles@law.gwu.edu As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in mid-February. For e-mail submissions, include “Direct Submission” in the subject line of your initial submission and any subsequent correspondence regarding your submission (including expedite requests). Send requests by e-mail to gwlrexpedite@law.gwu.edu, with “Expedite Request” in the subject line. Provide your name, phone number, article title, the names of the journals that have made an offer, and the date by which you need a response. ExpressO or gwlrarticles@law.gwu.edu Georgetown Law Journal Prefers submissions via ExpressO. (The Georgetown Law Journal is listed under the “T’s” in ExpressO.) Authors without ExpressO accounts may submit by e-mail to glj@law.georgetown.edu Will not publish articles exceeding 35,000 words (the equivalent of 70 law review pages) including text and footnotes except in extraordinary circumstances. Authors are encouraged to provide a word count that includes text and footnotes to facilitate faster review of their manuscripts. Provide an abstract and CV. Requests for expedited review should be made by ExpressO or e-mail to glj@law.georgetown.edu. Use “Expedited Review Request” and the article title as the subject line of the e-mail, and include the following in the body of the e-mail: author’s name, article’s title, phone number, the journal making the offer, and the deadline for the expedited review to be completed. ExpressO or glj@law.georgetown.edu Georgia Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO, but also accepts by mail to: Georgia Law Review University of Georgia School of Law Athens, GA 30602-6012 ExpressO. Authors with questions may contact the law review at galrev@uga.edu or (706) 542-7286. Must provide the title of the publication making the offer as well as the deadline of the offer. ExpressO or galrev@uga.edu Georgia State University Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. ExpressO. The e-mail address for questions about article submissions is submissions.gsu@gmail.com ExpressO or submissions.gsu@gmail.com January 2014 18 Glendale Law Review Finished manuscripts may be sent to: Editor-in-Chief Glendale Law Review 220 North Glendale Avenue Glendale, CA 91206 Golden Gate University Law Review Submit via ExpressO or e-mail to lawreview@ggu.edu Gonzaga Law Review Hamline Law Review Include a cover letter with the article’s title, author’s name, address, affiliation, phone number and e-mail contact information. Include CV. Microsoft Word format. ExpressO or lawreview@ggu.edu ExpressO or lawreview@ggu.edu Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts by e-mail to GULR@lawschool.gonzaga.edu As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Encourages use of gender-neutral language. ExpressO or GULR@lawschool.gonzaga.edu ExpressO or GULR@lawschool.gonzaga. edu Submit by e-mail to lawreview@hamline.edu Or send manuscript with CD copy of paper to: Articles Editors Hamline Law Review Hamline University School of Law 1536 Hewitt Avenue St. Paul, MN 55104-1284 Double-spaced. One space after periods. Only one type of footnote numbering may be used; dedications or other information must be numbered as a normal footnote. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word. lawreview@hamline.edu lawreview@hamline.edu Or mail to: Golden Gate University Law Review 536 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94105-2968 ATTN: Outside Articles Editor January 2014 19 Harvard Law Review Strongly encourages use of its electronic submission system at http://www.harvardlawreview.org/sub missions.php#form Alternatively, mail manuscript to: Articles Office Harvard Law Review Gannett House 1511 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138 Hastings Law Journal Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to hlj@hastingslawjournal.org Or mail to: Hastings Law Journal U.C. Hastings College of the Law 200 McAllister Street San Francisco, California 94102-4707 Strongly prefers articles under 25,000 words. Will not publish articles exceeding 30,000 words except in extraordinary circumstances. Bluebook citation format. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. To facilitate anonymous review, confine your name, affiliation, biographical information, and acknowledgments to a separate cover page. Include the manuscript’s title on the first text page. Strongly recommends submitting exclusively, at least 10 days before submitting to other journals. Authors who choose to give exclusive submission should indicate clearly in the cover letter and electronic submission system the date they expect to send to other journals. Send requests through http://www.harvardlawreview.org/ex pedite.php Double-spaced, with citations in either footnote or endnote style. Prefers articles under 30,000 words, including text and footnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include cover letter and a brief abstract. Send requests by e-mail to hlj@hastingslawjournal.org. Include author’s name, title of the article, the name(s) of the offering journal(s), and the deadline date. ExpressO or hlj@uchastings.edu You may also contact by phone at 617495-7889 or fax to 617-496-5053. Be prepared to provide (1) manuscript’s tracking number; (2) manuscript’s title; (3) date by which you need an answer; (4) phone number; and (5) e-mail address. 617-495-7889 617-496-5053 fax Articles Office, Harvard Law Review, Gannett House, 1511 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138 (The website doesn’t include an e-mail address) Hawai’i (University of) Law Review Submit via ExpressO. (The website also mentions submissions by e-mail to uhlr.articles@gmail.com, but it is unclear if that is obsolete information.) Bluebook citation format. Microsoft word preferred. ExpressO or uhlr.articles@gmail.com ExpressO or uhlr.articles@gmail.com Hofstra Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO, e-mail to lawrev@hofstra.edu, and by mail to: Hofstra Law Review Managing Editor of Articles Hofstra University School of Law 121 Hofstra University Hempstead, New York 11549-1210 For more information about publication process, reprint and copyright policies, and notable past symposia and contributions, download the publication guide, available in PDF format, at http://lawarchive.hofstra.edu/pdf/Acad emics/Journals/LawReview/lrv_pub_gu ide.pdf ExpressO or lawrev@hofstra.edu ExpressO or lawrev@hofstra.edu January 2014 20 Houston Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO. If unable to use ExpressO, send hard copy to: Houston Law Review Atten: Submissions 100 law Center Student Organizations Suite Houston, TX 77204-6060 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in Spring 2014. Howard Law Journal Submit by e-mail to hljsubmissions@law.howard.edu Idaho Law Review Submit via ExpressO or e-mail to review@uidaho.edu Or mail to: Idaho Law Review Attn: Lead Articles Editor University of Idaho College of Law P.O. Box 442321 Moscow, Idaho 83844-2321 Illinois (University of) Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to law-review@illinois.edu Bluebook citation format. Double spaced with footnotes. Submit requests through ExpressO. If unable to use ExpressO, use online expedite request form at http://www.houstonlawreview.org/su bmissions/expeditedsubmissions/expedited-submissionform/ ExpressO. hljsubmissions@law.howard.edu hljsubmissions@law.howard .edu Grammar, punctuation and dication should conform to the 16th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style. Bluebook citation format for the footnotes. Include an abstract of the article. ExpressO or review@uidaho.edu ExpressO or review@uidaho.edu Include cover letter and CV. Manuscripts should conform to the Chicago Manual of Style and the Bluebook. ExpressO or law-review@illinois.edu ExpressO or law-review@illinois.edu Or by mail to: Articles Editors University of Illinois Law Review University of Illinois College of Law 244H Law Building 504 East Pennsylvania Avenue Champaign, IL 61820-6996 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. January 2014 21 Indiana Law Journal Submit by ExpressO. Strongly encourages authors to submit only one copy of their manuscript. The preferred format is double-spaced with one-inch margins. Text and citations should conform to the Bluebook and the Chicago Manual of Style. ExpressO ExpressO Indiana Law Review Send by e-mail to ILRIndy@iupui.edu Or mail to: Indiana Law Review Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law Lawrence W. Inlow Hall 530 W. New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46202-3225 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in Spring 2014. All submissions should contain: ILRIndy@iupui.edu ILRIndy@iupui.edu Iowa Law Review Submit by Scholastica. As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions in February 2014. Does not have a maximum word count or page limit, although the length of the manuscript may be a factor considered in the selection process. Bluebook citation format; Redbook style. Microsoft Word format. Scholastica Scholastica John F. Kennedy University Law Review The school’s general address is: John F. Kennedy University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill, CA 94523-4817 John Marshall Law Journal (Atlanta) Accepts submissions via ExpressO or e-mail to articleseditor@johnmarshall.edu Use footnotes and Bluebook citation format. Encourages sending a cover letter, an abstract of no more than 500 words, a word count, and CV. articleseditor@johnmarshall.edu (404) 872-3593 x 137 articleseditor@johnmarshall .edu As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in February. One copy of the manuscript, double spaced, with one-inch margins; Abstract of the manuscript; CV For further information, contact Chris Paynter, Editorial Specialist, at (317) 274-4440 or the Indiana Law Review’s Executive Editors at (317) 274-4039. Contact information, including a telephone number, e-mail address, and fax number. January 2014 22 John Marshall Law Review (Chicago) Prefers submission by e-mail to the Executive Lead Articles Editor at JMLRarticles@gmail.com Submit hardcover manuscripts, with a CD or diskette, to: The John Marshall Law Review Attn: Executive Lead Articles Editor 315 South Plymouth Court Chicago, Illinois 60604 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. All manuscripts must be typed, doublespaced, with at least one-inch margins, and with endnotes appended to the main body. Bluebook citation format. Include a CV. JMLRarticles@gmail.com JMLRarticles@gmail.com Kansas (University of) Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Submissions by e-mail, preferably in Word format, may be sent to kulawrev@ku.edu. Hardcopies may be submitted to: Managing Editor Kansas Law Review University of Kansas School of Law 1535 W. 15th Street Lawrence, KS 66045 Include a cover letter and CV. No maximum page limit; articles of all lengths will be considered. ExpressO or kulawrev@ku.edu ExpressO or kulawrev@ku.edu Kentucky Law Journal Strongly encourages submissions via ExpressO or by e-mail to editors@kentuckylawjournal.org Bluebook citation format. Include résumé or CV. ExpressO or editors@kentuckylawjournal.org ExpressO or editors@kentuckylawjourna l.org Hard copies may be mailed to: Articles Editor Kentucky Law Journal University of Kentucky College of Law Lexington, KY 40506-0048 January 2014 23 La Verne (University of) Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to LawRevSubmissions@laverne.edu If you must submit a hard copy, mail it to: University of La Verne Law Review University of La Verne College of Law 320 East D St. Ontario, CA 91764 Include a table of contents, an abstract, footnotes (note endnotes), a CV, and a cover letter with contact information. For hard copy submissions, bind the document with a binder clip (not stapled or in a folder). Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or LawRevSubmissions@laverne.edu ExpressO or LawRevSubmissions@laver ne.edu The Chief Articles Editor appreciates knowing which journal is publishing the article. Lewis & Clark Law Review Submissions by Scholastica are strongly preferred. Also accepts submissions by ExpressO and by e-mail to submissions@lclawreview.com. ExpressO submissions may not be available during the entire submissions period. If you wish to submit your manuscript on paper, mail it to: Lewis & Clark Law Review Attention: Submissions Editor Lewis & Clark Law School 10015 SW Terwilliger Blvd. Portland, OR 97219-7799 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they are not currently accepting submissions. Likewise, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. Bluebook citation format. If submitting by e-mail, include the author’s name and manuscript title in the subject line. Accepts submissions in Microsft Word, Corel Wordperfect, or Adobe Acrobat (pdf) formats. Submissions are generally accepted every February and August, and authors are encouraged to submit as early as possible after the opening of the submissions window. Scholastica, ExpressO, or submissions@lclawreviewl.com Scholastica, ExpressO, or submissions@lclawreviewl.c om. Liberty University Law Review May be reached concerning submissions by e-mail to lawreview@liberty.edu Invites the submission of articles, essays, and book reviews that exhibit a commitment to excellence and promote the Christian intellectual tradition by drawing upon legal, historical, philosophical, and theological sources. Microsoft Word. Bluebook citation format. lawreview@liberty.edu lawreview@liberty.edu January 2014 24 Lincoln Law Review Send submissions to the Articles Editor at submissions@lincolnlawreview.org The article’s title, author’s name, and complete address should be typed on a separate sheet, which should be prepared as the first page of the manuscript. The second page should contain a short autobiographical statement. submissions@lincolnlawreview.org submissions@lincolnlawrevi ew.org Lincoln Memorial University Law Review Submit via online form at http://digitalcommons.lmunet.edu/lmul rev/ Include an abstract and keywords. lawreview@lmunet.edu lawreview@lmunet.edu Louisiana Law Review Prefers submissions by ExpressO or e-mail to LawReviewSubmissions@law.lsu.edu Prefers articles under 25,000 words, including footnotes, but will publish longer articles under exceptional circumstances. Textual style and usage should conform to Bryan Garner’s The Redbook: A Manual on Legal Style. Footnotes should conform to the Louisiana Law Review Streamlined Citation Manual and the Bluebook. ExpressO or LawReviewSubmissions@law.lsu.edu ExpressO ro LawReviewSubmissions@la w.lsu.edu Bluebook citation format. Double-spaced, with non-justified right margin. Endnotes, not footnotes, should be used. Microsoft Word. The complete title and the author’s name, address, e-mail address, and telephone number should be typed on a separate sheet, which should be the first page of the manuscript. A short autobiographical statement should be prepared as the first unnumbered footnote. ExpressO or lawreviewsubmissions@louisville.edu ExpressO or lawreviewsubmissions@louis ville.edu Accepts hard-copy submissions at: Louisiana Law Review Articles Editor Paul M. Hebert Law Center 1 E. Campus Dr., Room W114 Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Louisville (University of) Law Journal Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts by e-mail to lawreviewsubmissions@louisville.edu Or by mail to: Attn: Senior Articles Editor University of Louisville Law Review Louis D. Brandeis School of Law University of Louisville Louisville, KY 40292 January 2014 25 Loyola Law Review (New Orleans) Submit by e-mail, with “submission” in the subject line, to lawrview@loyno.edu Or mail to: Loyola Law Review Attention: Article Editors Loyola University New Orleans College of Law 7214 St. Charles Avenue Campus Box 901 New Orleans, LA 70118 Prefers electronic submissions to be in Microsoft Word format. Authors may e-mail inquiries to: E-mail: lawrview@loyno.edu Subject: Editor-in-Chief lawrview@loyno.edu Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review Publishes four issues per year. One or more are symposia containing articles from pre-selected authors, and at least one is made up of submissions on any topic. Will review submissions of any length, but prefers articles under 25,000 words (including footnotes). Bluebook citation format. Times New Roman 11 or larger sized font, use footnotes instead of endnotes, and have numbered pages. Include a cover letter with manuscript title, e-mail address, mailing address, daytime telephone number, word count with footnotes, and word count excluding footnotes. Include a brief abstract (under 250 words) on a separate page. ExpressO or Articles.LLR@gmail.com ExpressO or Articles.LLR@gmail.com Bluebook citation format. law-journal@luc.edu law-journal@luc.edu Strongly prefers submissions by ExpressO or by e-mail, in Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF format, to the Chief Articles Editor at Articles.LLR@gmail.com Address hard-copy submissions to: Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review Attn: Chief Articles Editor 919 Albany Street Los Angeles, CA 90015 Loyola University Chicago Law Journal Submit by e-mail to law-journal@luc.edu or send to: Kelly Pendergast, Executive Editor, Lead Articles Loyola University Chicago Law Journal 25 East Pearson Street Room 1421 Chicago, Illinois 60611 January 2014 26 Maine Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. If you are unable to use ExpressO, e-mail a Microsoft Word version to mlreditor@maine.edu Or to submit by mail: Executive Editor Maine Law Review 246 Deering Avenue Portland ME 04102 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are currently taking only privacy law submissions for their Spring volume. Marquette Law Review Include: ExpressO or mlreditor@maine.edu ExpressO or mlreditor@maine.edu ExpressO or marquette.law.review@gmail.com ExpressO or marquette.law.review@gmai l.com Cover letter with contact information. A brief professional biography with a list of credentials. Any other pertinent information (e.g. article is being resubmitted, a Maine Law faculty member is familiar with the article, the article is time sensitive, etc.). Primarily receives submissions through ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to marquette.law.review@gmail.com or by mail to: Marquette Law Review Eckstein Hall P.O. Box 1881 Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881 If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the Senior Articles Editor at (414) 288-5143. Maryland Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO. No general rules about the formatting of articles upon initial submission. ExpressO ExpressO McGeorge Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO or by e-mail to mlr@pacific.edu Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF format. Include a CV and cover letter. ExpressO or mlr@pacific.edu ExpressO or mlr@pacific.edu January 2014 27 Memphis (University of) Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to lawreview_articleseditor@memphis.edu Or via U.S. mail to: Senior Articles Editor University of Memphis Law Review Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law 1 North Front Street Memphis, Tennessee 38111 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in early 2014. Mercer Law Review Has submission system on website: http://www2.law.mercer.edu/lawreview /unsolicited.cfm Microsoft Word preferred. Double-spaced text. Single-spaced footnotes at the bottom of each page, with double space between footnotes and one tab between footnote number and footnote text. Times New Roman 12 point font (including footnotes). Bluebook citation format and Chicago Manual of Style. lawreview_articleseditor@memphis.edu Bluebook citation format. lawreview@law.mercer.edu or 478-301-2337 jump_cs@mercer.edu ExpressO or lawreview@students.law.miami.edu ExpressO or lawreview@students.law.mi ami.edu Include name, e-mail, telephone number, name of journal offering publication, and expiration date of the offer. ExpressO or lawreview_articleseditor@m emphis.edu Or mail to: Articles Editor Mercer Law Review Walter F. George School of Law Mercer University Macon, Georgia 31207 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions again on March 1, 2014. Miami (University of) Law Review Their website says that ExpressO is their exclusive method for submissions, but then says authors seeking publication can also submit by e-mail or regular mail. E-mail address is lawreview@students.law.miami.edu Mailing address is: University of Miami Law Review University of Miami School of Law Attention: Senior Articles Editor 1311 Miller Drive B-349 Law Library Coral Gables, Florida 33124 January 2014 28 Michigan Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via Scholastica. Alternatively, manuscripts may be submitted via email to mlr.articles@umich.edu Alternatively, submissions may be made in hard copy. Please do not submit your article by mail if you have also submitted the article through ExpressO. Michigan Law Review Hutchins Hall 625 S. State Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1215 Please include a cover letter with name, article title, word count (including footnotes), mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address. Use footnotes, not endnotes. Follows Bluebook and Chicago Manual of Style. All pieces should be less than 25,000 words, including footnotes. This is not a firm cap, but it is a strong preference. To request an expedite, please e-mail mlr.articles@umich.edu and provide us with: Scholastica or mlr.articles@umich.edu Your name, phone number and email address Title of the article The journal that has accepted it Your deadline To facilitate the review process, it is helpful if you attach an electronic version of your article to the e-mail. Michigan State Law Review Accepts through ExpressO and e-mail to michstlr@msu.edu All materials, including article and CV, must be in Word format. Accepts submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year, but generally fills one to two issues between February and April and one to two issues during August and September. ExpressO or michstlr@msu.edu Also has an online form for submitting questions about submissions at http://www.msulawreview.org/submi ssions/ ExpressO or michstlr@msu.edu Minnesota Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Include a cover letter indicting total number of words in the article (including text and footnotes) and the number of words in text alone. Bluebook citation format. Authors may direct requests for expedited review to mnlawrev@umn.edu, 612-625-9330 (tel.), or 612-624-5400 (fax). mnlawrev@umn.edu Mississippi College Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO or e-mail to lawreview@mc.edu Microsoft Word. Bluebook citation format. Looks to Bryan Garner’s Redbook for guidance on grammar, style, and usage in legal writing, and to the Chicago Manual of Style generally. ExpressO or lawreview@mc.edu ExpressO or lawreview@mc.edu Also accepts manuscripts sent by e-mail to mnlawrev@umn.edu or by regular mail to: Minnesota Law Review University of Minnesota Law School Walter F. Mondale Hall, Room 285 229 - 19th Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55455 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in February. January 2014 29 Mississippi Law Journal Strongly prefers ExpressO, but also accepts via email (with the word SUBMISSION in the subject line) to editor@mississippilawjournal.org If hard copy is necessary, mail it to: Editor-in-Chief Mississippi Law Journal P.O. Box 849 University, MS 38677 Double-spaced, with 12-point font. Bluebook citation format. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. ExpressO or editor@mississippilawjournal.org ExpressO or editor@mississippilawjourn al.org Missouri Law Review Primary submission vehicle is ExpressO. Microsoft Word. Include an abstract of the article in the e-mail message in addition to your name and contact information. Encourages you to request expedited reviews via ExpressO. ExpressO or umclawrev@missouri.edu Prefers articles of 15,000 to 30,000 words. Prefers topics relating to election law or Montana law. Prefers Microsoft Word. Uses the ALWD citation format and requires authors to submit articles using that format. montanalawrev@umontana.edu montanalawrev@umontana. edu Include a CV and cover letter with author’s contact information and other pertinent information about the article being submitted. Prefers Microsoft Word, but documents should not be converted from one program to another to accommodate the preference. Bluebook citation format. Double-spaced. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Send to lawrev@unl.edu ExpressO or lawrev@unl.edu Also accepts by mail to: Missouri Law Review Attn: Lead Articles Editor Hulston Hall, Room 15 Columbia, MO 65211 Or by e-mail to umclawrev@missouri.edu Montana Law Review Their website does not clearly state how to submit, but they are on ExpressO, and their e-mail address is montanalawrev@umontana.edu Montana Law Review The University of Montana School of Law Missoula, MT 59812 Nebraska Law Review Accepts submissions via ExpressO or by e-mail sent to lawrev@unl.edu Also accepts submissions by mail to: Nebraska Law Review College of Law P.O. Box 830903 1875 North 42nd Street Lincoln, NE 68583-0903 January 2014 30 Nevada Law Journal Prefers submissions by e-mail to nevadalawjournal@gmail.com Also accepts submissions by mail at: University of Nevada, Las Vegas Nevada Law Journal Attention Articles Editors Box 451003 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-1003 Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word. nevadalawjournal@gmail.com Please make requests for expedited review upon initial submission, specifying the journal from which you have received an offer as well as the date and time the offer expires. nevadalawjournal@gmail.com. New England Law Review Accepts submissions by e-mail to lawreview@nesl.edu Also accepts submissions by mail to: New England Law Review Attention: Editor in Chief 46 Church Street Boston, MA 02116 Authors should disclose any economic interests or affiliations that may influence the views expressed in the submission. Bluebook citation format. lawreview@nesl.edu lawreview@nesl.edu New Hampshire (University of) Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or lawreview@law.unh.edu ExpressO or lawreview@law.unh.edu New Mexico Law Review Submit by ExpressO or e-mail to nmlrarticles@gmail.com Or by mail to: New Mexico Law Review ATTN: Lead Articles Editor UNM School of Law MSC11 6070 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 Include an abstract of approximately 100 words on a separate page. Minimum length of 30 pages, and maximum or 75 pages. Guidelines for manuscript preparation for accepted authors can be found at http://lawschool.unm.edu/nmlr/manusc ript-prep.php nmlrarticles@gmail.com Will honor reasonable requests for an expedited review, but requests that authors use the expedited review privilege sparingly. nmlrarticles@gmail.com If you must submit a hard copy, mail it to: Articles Editor University of New Hampshire Law Review 2 White Street Concord, NH 03301 Please include your name, the title of your submission, and the reason for withdrawal. January 2014 31 New York Law School Law Review All symposia format. Symposium proposals may be sent via email to Law_Review@nyls.edu or by mail to: New York Law School Law Review Attn: Symposium Proposal 185 West Broadway New York, NY 10013 North Carolina Central Law Review Submit by e-mail to nc.central.lawreview1@gmail.com or by mail to: North Carolina Central Law Review School of Law North Carolina Central University 640 Nelson Street Durham, N.C. 27707 Focuses on constitutional issues, primarily civil rights, equal protection, due process, and other new or evolving areas of law facing minorities. Also regularly publishes works on topics of interest to North Carolina practitioners. Manuscripts should be in duplicate, typed, double spaced, with footnotes. At the time of submission, please inform us which software package was used in printing the work. Authors whose works are accepted for publication will be asked to submit their work on a CD Rom. nc.central.lawreview1@gmail.com nc.central.lawreview1@gmai l.com North Carolina Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. Does not accept submissions by e-mail. Also accepts submissions by mail to: Executive Articles Editor The North Carolina Law Review UNC School of Law Van Hecke-Wettach Hall 100 Ridge Road Campus Box #3380 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3380 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions on Feb. 1, 2014. Gives preference to articles under 25,000 words in length – the equivalent of 50 law review pages – including text and footnotes. Will not publish articles exceeding 40,000 words – the equivalent of 75 to 80 law review pages – except in extraordinary circumstances. Include a cover letter. Bluebook citation format. Send e-mail to the Executive Articles Editor at nclrev@unc.edu Include your name, phone number, a short title of the piece, the names of other publications from which you have received offers, and the relevant deadline. Please do not e-mail submissions of your manuscript. ExpressO or nclrev@unc.edu January 2014 32 North Dakota Law Review Submit by e-mail to ndlr@law.und.edu Or send hard copy to: North Dakota Law Review University of North Dakota School of Law P.O. Box 9003 Grand Forks, ND 58202-9003 Include a cover letter and CV. Bluebook citation format. ndlr@law.und.edu ndlr@law.und.edu Northeastern University Law Journal All symposia format. Contact the journal at nulj@nulj.org if you would like to submit an article for a symposium. Northern Illinois University Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@niu.edu or by mail to: Editor in Chief NIU Law Review Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL 60115 Or by online submission form at http://www.niu.edu/law/organizations/l aw_review/manuscript.shtml Double-spaced. Bluebook citation format. Word and Word Perfect documents are preferred. Include a cover page with author’s full name, academic and professional affiliations, and complete address and phone number. Include a brief abstract of no more than 200 words. lawreview@niu.edu lawreview@niu.edu Northern Kentucky Law Review Submit by e-mail to nkylawreview@nku.edu or send hard copy to: Lead Articles Editor Northern Kentucky Law Review Salmon P. Chase College of Law Nunn Hall, Room 402 Highland Heights, KY 41099 They also have an online submission form on their website at http://chaselaw.nku.edu/academics/law review/submissions.html Word or WordPerfect. Include a cover letter with the author’s e-mail address, physical address, and daytime phone number. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Send request by e-mail to nkylawreview@nku.edu or call 859572-5444 and leave a message with the author's name, phone number, e-mail address, manuscript title, and date by which you need an answer. nkylawreview@nku.edu January 2014 33 Northwestern University Law Review Submissions must be made by ExpressO. Submissions are not accepted via e-mail and mailing of hard copies is allowed only in extenuating circumstances. According to their website, their selection process runs from January through early April and again from August through early October. Provide a word count, including footnotes. No formal length requirements and will review all submissions, but endorses the position that most articles can effectively convey their arguments within 40-70 journal pages. Strongly prefers articles between 15,000 and 30,000 words, including footnotes. Double-spaced. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Follows the Bluebook and Texas Law Review Manual on Usage & Style. Submit requests via ExpressO. ExpressO. Notre Dame Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via Scholastica. Submissions by e-mail will also be accepted at lrsubmit@nd.edu Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word. Include a CV. Scholastica Scholastica Nova Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@nsu.law.nova.edu Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word. lawreview@nsu.law.nova.edu lawreview@nsu.law.nova.edu Strong preference for pieces under 35,000 words, including text and footnotes. Bluebook citation format. Send request via Scholastica. If unable to use Scholastica, by e-mail to lawreview@nyu.edu. Please include “request for expedited review” somewhere in the subject line of the e-mail. Scholastica or lawreview@nyu.edu Or mail to: Nova Law Review Shepard Broad Law Center 3305 College Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314 NYU Law Review Accepts submission via Scholastica. If you must submit a hard copy, mail to: Senior Articles Editor New York University Law Review 110 West Third Street New York, NY 10012-1003 January 2014 34 Ohio Northern University Law Review Submit by ExpressO or Scholastica. Or e-mail to Christopher Todd Mosley, Lead Articles Editor, at c-mosley@onu.edu Or by mail to: Ohio Northern University Law Review The Claude W. Pettit College of Law 525 South Main Street Ada, OH 45810 Include a cover letter and CV. ExpressO, Scholastica, or e-mail to c-mosley@onu.edu ExpressO, Scholastica, or email to c-mosley@onu.edu Ohio State Law Journal Accepts submissions via ExpressO as well as in paper form at: Ohio State Law Journal Attention: Article Submissions The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law 55 West 12th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will not accept submissions again until late February 2014. Include a cover letter with your contact information, including your e-mail address. You may include a CV with your submission. The best time to submit is usually late February through mid-April, or midAugust through mid-October. ExpressO. Include your name, article’s title, the deadline date – preferably at least two weeks – and the name of the journal that made the offer. For questions, call (614) 292-6829 or send e-mail to lawjrnl@osu.edu ExpressO or lawjrnl@osu.edu Oklahoma City University Law Review Prefers ExpressO, but also accepts submissions by e-mail to okclrev@okcu.edu Submit CV and cover letter. Strongly prefers articles under 25,000 words. Bluebook citation format, preferably Microsoft Word, and double-spaced. ExpressO or okclrev@okcu.edu ExpressO or okclrev@okcu.edu Oklahoma Law Review Submit by e-mail to mwaters@ou.edu Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, or PDF formats. mwaters@ou.edu mwaters@ou.edu Oregon Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via ExpressO. Double-spaced text. Single-spaced footnotes. One-inch margins. Times New Roman 12-pt. font. ExpressO ExpressO Or send hardcopy submissions to: Oklahoma Law Review Submissions 300 Timberdell Road Norman, Oklahoma 73019 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin evaluating submissions again on Feb. 28, 2014. January 2014 35 Pace Law Review To submit an article for publication, please contact: Jackie Weissgerber & Laura Young Executive Articles Editors Pace Law Review Pace University School of Law 78 North Broadway White Plains, NY 10603 plr@law.pace.edu plr@law.pace.edu ExpressO or eic@pennstatelawreview.org ExpressO or eic@pennstatelawreview.org E-mail address is plr@law.pace.edu As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in January. Penn State Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to eic@pennstatelawreview.org Or mail to: Editor in Chief Penn State Law Review Lewis Katz Building University Park, PA 16802 Microsoft Word format. Bluebook citation format. Double-spaced. Use footnotes, not endnotes. Include a CV and a separate cover sheet with a brief abstract of the article. January 2014 36 Pennsylvania (University of) Law Review Prefers ExpressO. Authors who choose to send an exclusive submission (not submitted to other journals for at least seven days) should submit by e-mail to lawrev@law.upenn.edu and include “Exclusive Submission” in the subject line and clearly indicate in the body of the e-mail that the submission is exclusive and give the date you expect to submit to other journals. Strongly prefers articles under 35,000 words (including footnotes). Will continue to publish manuscripts over 35,000 words if the length is merited. If you submit your article by mail rather than electronically, please include a word count in the cover letter. Bluebook citation format. Use ExpressO if submitted that way. For submissions sent by mail, send expedite request to expedite@pennlawreview.com Include the article title, the offering publication, and the deadline for a reply. ExpressO or articles@pennlawreview.co m Bluebook citation format. Include a brief summary of biographical data either in the footnotes of the submission or as an attachment. ExpressO or lawrevsubmis@law.pepperdine.edu ExpressO or lawrevsubmis@law.pepperdi ne.edu Also accepts submissions by mail to: Articles Editors University of Pennsylvania Law Review 3501 Sansom Street Philadelphia, PA 19104-6204 As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions in February 2014. Pepperdine Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO, but also accepts by e-mail to lawrevsubmis@law.pepperdine.edu Or by mail to: Pepperdine Law Review Pepperdine University School of Law 24255 Pacific Coast Hwy. Malibu, CA 90263 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions but gives no date when they will start. January 2014 37 Pittsburgh (University of) Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Also accepts submissions via website at http://lawreview.law.pitt.edu/ojs/index. php/lawreview/about/submissions#onli neSubmissions As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start shortly. Quinnipiac Law Review Submit by ExpressO, direct submission form at http://www.quinnipiac.edu/qlrsubmission-form/ or e-mail to lawreview@quinnipiac.edu Microsoft Word .doc format. Single-spaced text. 12-point font. Italics rather than underlining. All illustrations, figure, and tables should be placed within text at appropriate points rather than at the end of the article. Include separate .jpeg or other image files for all images. ExpressO ExpressO Include abstract, CV, and cover letter. lawreview@quinnipiac.edu lawreview@quinnipiac.edu Seeks to present academically excellent scholarship on relevant issues facing the legal community today from the perspective of a historic Christian worldview. Send request to lawreview@regent.edu, noting in the subject line that it is an expedited request. Indicate the journal that has extended the offer and the time by which you must respond. lawreview@regent.edu Strongly prefers that submissions include a cover letter and résumé. lawrevsubmissions@richmond.edu lawrevsubmissions@richmo nd.edu Or mail to: Law Review Association Quinnipiac University School of Law 275 Mount Carmel Ave. Hamden, CT 06518-1952 Regent University Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@regent.edu Richmond (University of) Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawrevsubmissions@richmond.edu Or by mail to: Attn: Articles Editor Regent University Law Review Regent University School of Law 1000 Regent University Drive Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464-9800 Or mail to: Nathan Kramer, Lead Articles Editor University of Richmond Law Review T.C. Williams School of Law, Room 301 University of Richmond Richmond, Virginia 23173 January 2014 38 Roger Williams University Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@g.rwu.edu Rutgers Law Journal Prefers submissions by e-mail to leadarticleseditor.rlj@gmail.com As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on April 15, 2014. Rutgers Law Review Submit by e-mail to lrevarticles@gmail.com Double-spaced. Bluebook citation format. lawreview@g.rwu.edu lawreview@g.rwu.edu Prefers Microsoft Word 97-2003 format. leadarticleseditor.rlj@gmail.com leadarticleseditor.rlj@gmail. com Send request to Senior Articles Editor at lrevarticles@gmail.com In the body of the e-mail, please include your name, the manuscript title, the name of the journal that extended an offer, the date it expires, and the phone number or e-mail address of a contact person at the journal. To increase the chances of timely review, attach your manuscript to the e-mail. If you are unable to send e-mail, you may request expedited review by calling the Senior Articles Editor at (973) 353-5391. lrevarticles@gmail.com Or by mail to: Roger Williams University Law Review 10 Metacom Avenue Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 Or mail to: Rutgers Law Review Articles Office, 3rd Floor Rutgers School of Law – Newark Center for Law and Justice 123 Washington Street Newark, NJ 07102 January 2014 39 Saint Louis University Law Journal Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to the attention of the Articles Editor, Jared Hausmann (jhausma2@slu.edu) or Jack Martin (jmart125@slu.edu) Or mail to: Articles Editor Saint Louis University School of Law Law Journal 100 N. Tucker Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63101 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on Jan. 15, 2014. Prefers footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Prefers e-mail submissions in Microsoft Word format, but accepts WordPerfect as well. ExpressO or e-mail to the attention of the Articles Editor, Jared Hausmann (jhausma2@slu.edu) or Jack Martin (jmart125@slu.edu) ExpressO or e-mail to the attention of the Articles Editor, Jared Hausmann (jhausma2@slu.edu) or Jack Martin (jmart125@slu.edu) San Diego Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. If not available, submit by e-mail to usdjournals@gmail.com If unable to submit electronically, send paper copy to: San Diego Law Review University of San Diego School of Law 5998 Alcala Park, GH 201C San Diego, CA 92110 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on June 1, 2014. Include a cover letter, CV or résumé, and abstract. Bluebook citation format. Follows the Texas Law Review Manual on Usage & Style. ExpressO or usdjournals@gmail.com ExpressO or usdjournals@gmail.com San Francisco (University of) Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to execeditor.usflr@gmail.com Microsoft Word or other standard word processing software. Bluebook citation format. Submitted articles should have footnotes that are in near-publishable order. ExpressO or execeditor.usflr@gmail.com ExpressO or execeditor.usflr@gmail.com Santa Clara Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to lawreview@scu.edu All submissions are considered, but preference is given to articles of fewer than 50 pages in length (including footnotes). Include a brief abstract. Send request by e-mail to lawreview@scu.edu Include your name and manuscript title, as well as the date that the offer expires. lawreview@scu.edu Include “withdrawal” in the subject line and provide the author name and manuscript title. January 2014 40 Seattle University Law Review Submit via ExpressO. Bluebook citation format. In the interest of assisting readers with locating sources efficiently, the editors will continue to provide parallel citations to both the Washington Reports and the Pacific Reporter. ExpressO ExpressO Seton Hall Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. If unable to submit via ExpressO, also accepts submissions by e-mail to lawreview@shu.edu Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or lawreview@shu.edu ExpressO or lawreview@shu.edu SMU Law Review Strongly prefers submisions via ExpressO, but will also accept by mail to: Editor-in-Chief SMU Law Review Dedman School of Law Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas 75275 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on May 1, 2014. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Times 11 point or larger font. Include cover letter, résumé or CV, and brief abstract (under 250 words). No minimum or maximum page requirements, although brevity is valued. Send requests to smueic@smu.edu with the words “Expedite Request” appearing in the subject heading. Provide the title of any other publication currently making a publication offer along with a decision deadline. ExpressO or smueic@smu.edu South Carolina Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via Scholastica. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to submissions@sclawreview.org Include a cover letter and CV. Bluebook citation format. Prefers articles under 30,000 words in length, including footnotes, and will not publish articles exceeding 40,000 words except in extraordinary circumstances. Send requests to submissions@sclawreview.org Include your name, submission title, other offers for publication, and your deadline for review. submissions@sclawreview.or g Double-spaced with wide left margins. Bluebook citation format. lawrev@usd.edu lawrev@usd.edu Or mail to: Editor in Chief South Carolina Law Review 701 S. Main Street, Room 401 Columbia, SC 29208 South Dakota Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawrev@usd.edu Or mail to: Articles Editor South Dakota Law Review School of Law, University of South Dakota 414 E. Clark Street Vermillion, South Dakota 57069-3290 January 2014 41 South Texas Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by email to lawrevec@stcl.edu Include cover letter and résumé. Bluebook citation format. No minimum or maximum page limits. ExpressO or lawrevec@stcl.edu ExpressO or lawrevec@stcl.edu Southern California Law Review Strongly prefers submissions via Scholastica. Prefers articles under 35,000 words (including footnotes). Bluebook citation format. Scholastica. Direct all inquiries regarding the submissions process to the Executive Articles Editor, Christine Capuyan, at sclr.articles@lawmail.usc.edu. Please include “Inquiry” in the subject line. Scholastica or sclr.articles@lawmail.usc.ed u Include a cover letter, CV, and an abstract of not more than 150 words. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or lawjourn@siu.edu ExpressO or lawjourn@siu.edu ExpressO or lawreview@sulc.edu Please contact Articles Editor via e-mail or include a note with your paper submission, requesting an expedited review. ExpressO or lawreview@sulc.edu Also accepts submissions by e-mail to the Executive Articles Editor at sclr.articles@lawmail.usc.edu. Include “Submission” in the subject line. Paper submissions should be directed to: Executive Articles Editor Southern California Law Review The Law School University of Southern California University Park Los Angeles, California 90089-0071 Southern Illinois University Law Journal Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to lawjourn@siu.edu Although electronic submissions are preferred, also accepts submissions mailed to: Editor in Chief Southern Illinois University Law Journal 1209 W. Chautauqua Southern Illinois University School of Law Carbondale, IL 62901 Southern University Law Review Submit by ExpressO or by e-mail to the Articles Editor at lawreview@sulc.edu Or mail to: Articles Editor Southern University Law Review Southern University Law Center P.O. Box 9241 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70813 January 2014 42 Southwestern University Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on Feb. 1, 2014. Double-spaced text and footnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include an abstract and a résumé or C.V. Microsoft Word or Wordperfect. ExpressO or lawreview@swlaw.edu ExpressO or lawreview@swlaw.edu St. John’s Law Review Prefers submissions by e-mail to StJohnsLawReview@gmail.com Or mail to: Senior Articles Editor St. John’s Law Review St. John’s University School of Law Room 3-40 8000 Utopia Parkway Queens, NY 11439 Prefers Microsoft Word. Include a CV. StJohnsLawReview@gmail.com StJohnsLawReview@gmail.c om St. Mary’s Law Journal Submit by e-mail to the Solicitations Editor at stmljsolicitations@stmarytx.edu Doubled-spaced with footnotes at the end of the article. Bluebook citation format. stmljsolicitations@stmarytx.edu stmljsolicitations@stmarytx. edu St. Thomas (University of) Law Journal (Minnesota) Primarily a symposium-based journal, but occasionally publishes other articles. Submit by e-mail to lawreview@stthomas.edu Reviews submissions from August 1 to March 31. Bluebook citation format. Include an abstract. Articles should have 5,000 to 15,000 words, not including footnotes. Microsoft Word or PDF format. lawreview@stthomas.edu lawreview@stthomas.edu St. Thomas Law Review (Florida) Submit by e-mail to lawrev@stu.edu Or mail to: Articles Solicitation Editor St. Thomas Law Review 16401 N.W. 37th Avenue Miami Gardens, FL 33054-6459 Double-spaced text and footnotes lawrev@stu.edu lawrev@stu.edu Bluebook citation format. January 2014 43 Stanford Law Review Submit through web page at http://www.stanfordlawreview.org/sub missions/print/article Does not accept submissions by e-mail, regular mail, ExpressO, or any other electronic service. As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions again in February 2014. Do not include your name or other identifying information on your manuscript itself. For electronic submissions, enter your name and identifying information in the designated form fields when you upload your article. For paper submissions, include all identifying information in a detachable cover letter. Include a brief abstract. Résumés and biographical information are not required. Limit of 30,000 words, including footnotes. Prefers 25,000 words or fewer. Values brevity and looks favorably on pieces significantly below the 30,000 word ceiling. Use expedite form at http://www.stanfordlawreview.org/su bmissions/modify Use withdrawal form at http://www.stanfordlawrevie w.org/submissions/modify Stetson Law Review Submit via ExpressO. ALWD citation format. Microsoft Word. ExpressO or lreview@law.stetson.edu ExpressO or lreview@law.stetson.edu Suffolk University Law Review Submit by e-mail to Lyndsay Mountour at sulrleadarticles@gmail.com Text and endnotes should be triplespaced, with two-inch margins on all sides. Endnotes should conform to the Bluebook. sulrleadarticles@gmail.com sulrleadarticles@gmail.com Syracuse Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@law.syr.edu As of January 20, 2014, their website says they are no longer accepting submissions for their 2013 volume, but they do not indicate when they will begin accepting submissions in 2014. Include a CV with all past publications and professional and academic affiliations. If possible, include a brief description of the article’s academic and/or practical significance, timeliness, and any existing reviews of the article. Double-spaced text and footnotes. Bluebook citation format.. lawreview@law.syr.edu Provide a timeline and the name of the competing journal. An editor will be in touch shortly to indicate whether author’s deadline can be accommodated. lawreview@law.syr.edu Or mail to: Lead Articles Editor Suffolk University Law Review Suffolk University Law School 120 Tremont St. Boston, MA. 02108 January 2014 44 Temple Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Tennessee Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO. Texas A&M Law Review (formerly the Texas Wesleyan Law Review) Can submit via ExpressO. Texas Law Review Submit via ExpressO. Texas Tech Law Review Submit by e-mail to Lead Articles Editor at articles@texastechlawreview.org Hard copy submissions are discouraged but may be submitted to: Lead Articles Editor Temple Law Review Temple University School of Law 1719 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Also accepts submissions, in Microsoft Word, at: Tennessee Law Review 1505 W. Cumberland Avenue Knoxville, TN 37996-1810 Or mail to: Texas Law Review Articles Editor 727 E. Dean Keeton Austin, TX 78705 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in February. Prefers double-spaced with footnotes. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or tlawrev@temple.edu ExpressO or tlawrev@temple.edu Bluebook citation format. Include a cover letter with name, school or affiliation, title of your manuscript, address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Encourages but do not require the provision of an abstract and conformity with the 11th edition of the Texas Law Review Manual on Usage & Style. ExpressO ExpressO ExpressO ExpressO Use expedited review form at http://www.texaslrev.com/submission s/expedite Use withdrawal form at http://www.texaslrev.com/su bmissions/withdrawals/ articles@texastechlawreview.org articles@texastechlawreview .org Endorses the view that most articles should be within the range of 40-70 law review pages (approximately to 20,000 to 35,000 words, including footnotes), but emphasizes that it will not impose an absolute cap on the length of articles. January 2014 45 Thomas Jefferson Law Review Submit by online form at Thomas M. Cooley Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@cooley.edu Thurgood Marshall Law Review (Texas Southern University) Submit by e-mail to Lead Articles Editor at tmsllawreview@mail.com http://www.tjeffersonlrev.org/submissions Or mail to: Thomas Jefferson Law Review Attn: Chief Articles Editor 1155 Island Ave. San Diego, California 92101 Or mail to: Thomas M. Cooley Law Review 300 S. Capitol Avenue P.O. Box 13038 Lansing, Michigan 48901 Fall issue is about civil rights; a brief abstract should be submitted by July 15 and the manuscript by August 25. Double-spaced. One inch margins. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include a CV. lawreview@tjsl.edu lawreview@tjsl.edu Microsoft Word. 12-point font, Times New Roman. One-inch margins. Doublespaced. Left justification. One space between sentences. Bluebook citation format. Include cover letter and CV. lawreview@cooley.edu lawreview@cooley.edu Microsoft Word 1997 or later. Double-spaced. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. 12 point Times New Roman for text and 10 point for footnotes. One-inch margins. Bluebook citation format. tmsllawreview@mail.com tmsllawreview@mail.com Double-spaced. Bluebook citation format. lawreview@utoledo.edu lawreview@utoledo.edu Include CV and a cover sheet with a brief abstract and key words. Microsoft Word format. Bluebook citation format. Double-spaced, with footnotes. ExpressO or Law-Rev@tourolaw.edu ExpressO or Law-Rev@tourolaw.edu Spring issue is about energy, gas, and oil; a brief abstract should be submitted by November 19 and the manuscript by January 5. Toledo (University of) Law Review Submit by e-mail to lawreview@utoledo.edu Submissions also accepted through ExpressO and Scholastica. As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in March. Touro Law Review ExpressO is preferred. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to Law-Rev@tourolaw.edu with subject line “Submission” January 2014 46 Tulane Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Also accepts by e-mail to submissions@tulanelawreview.org Or by on-line form at http://tulanelawreview.org/submissions/ Or mail to: Annalisa Cravens Senior Articles Editor, Volume 88 Tulane Law Review Tulane Law School 6329 Freret St. New Orleans, LA 70118-6231 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in March. Strongly prefers articles under 35,000 words, and gives preference to articles under 25,000 words. Include a word count in the cover letter. Include a CV. Bluebook citation format, plus M.A. Cunningham, Guide to Louisiana and Selected French Legal Materials and Citations, 67 Tul. L. Rev. 1305 (1993). Tulsa Law Review All symposia format. Submissions on an upcoming symposium topic can be sent to tlr@utulsa.edu or: Tulsa Law Review 3120 E. Fourth Place Tulsa OK 74104 Prefers articles between 25 and 40 pages, but will accept articles outside that range if you give notice in advance. ALWD or Bluebook citation format. U.C. Davis Law Review Strongly prefers Scholastica. Will also accept by e-mail to lawreview@law.ucdavis.edu Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF format. Include a table of contents, a CV, and a cover letter with contact info. Bluebook citation format. As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will resume accepting submissions in spring 2014. ExpressO or submissions@tulanelawreview.org ExpressO or submissions@tulanelawrevie w.org Strongly prefers Scholastica, but also accepts requests by e-mail to lawreview@law.ucdavis.edu Include the phrase “Expedited Review Request” in the subject line and provide name, school or organization, article name, phone number, e-mail address, requested review deadline (generally requires seven business days), and name of the competing journal. Will contact authors by 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time on the day of the deadline. If you have not heard from us by that time, please contact office (530-7547644). Scholastica or lawreview@law.ucdavis.edu January 2014 47 U.C. Irvine Law Review All symposia format, and therefore not currently reviewing submissions. UCLA Law Review Prefers submissions via ExpressO or Scholastica (do not submit through both). If you must submit a hard copy, mail it to: Articles Dept. UCLA Law Review UCLA School of Law 405 Hilgard Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90095-1476 Does not accept e-mail submissions. UMass Law Review Generally requires ten days to complete an expedited review. Notify the Articles Department by phone at (310) 206-8630 or by e-mail at LRSubmit@lawnet.ucla.edu. ExpressO, Scholastica, or LRSubmit@lawnet.ucla.edu Include the author’s name, article title, deadline, contact info, and name of the competing journal. The author should expect to hear from the Articles Department no later than the day prior to the deadline for the expedited review. If the author has not heard by the morning of the deadline date, please contact the Articles Department by phone at (310) 2068630. If the deadline changes, please contact the Articles Department as soon as possible by phone or e-mail. As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin accepting submissions on February 1, 2014, and will begin taking requests for expedited reviews on February 8, 2014. Include a table of contents, a CV, and a cover letter. Accepts submissions by e-mail at lawreviewsubmissions@umassd.edu Publishes two issues per year; the May issue is a symposium; the January issue is open to works on any legal topic. Prefers articles under 25,000 words. Will not publish articles exceeding 35,000 words except in extraordinary circumstances. Include table of contents, abstract, and cover letter. ExpressO, eSubmission, or lawreviewsubmissions@umassd.edu ExpressO, eSubmission, or lawreviewsubmissions@uma ssd.edu Double-spaced, with one-inch margins Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or umkcarticles@gmail.com ExpressO or umkcarticles@gmail.com Or via ExpressO or SSRN’s eSubmission service. UMKC Law Review Prefers articles under 25,000 words in length – the equivalent of 50 law review pages – including text and footnotes. Will not publish articles exceeding 35,000 words – the equivalent of 70-75 law review pages – except in extraordinary circumstances. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Hard copies should be bound with a paperclip or binder clip (not stapled or in a folder). Accepts submissions by ExpressO or by e-mail to umkcarticles@gmail.com Or by mail to: UMKC Law Review Attn: Articles Editor University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law 5100 Rockhill Road Kansas City, Missouri 64110 January 2014 48 Utah Law Review Submit via ExpressO or website form at http://epubs.utah.edu/index.php/ulr/ab out/submissions#onlineSubmissions Times 11-point or larger sized font. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Microsoft Word. ExpressO or utahlawreview@law.utah.edu ExpressO or utahlawreview@law.utah.ed u Double-spaced and 12 point Times New Roman font, with single-spaced and 10 point footnotes. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Include a CV and cover letter. No pre-set length restrictions. lawreview@valpo.edu lawreview@valpo.edu Include a cover letter and CV. Bluebook citation format. Send requests through ExpressO. If unable to use ExpressO, send e-mail to articles.review@law.vanderbilt.edu. You must include the name of the offering journal(s) and the date the offer expires. Please allow at least five days to respond. ExpressO or articles.review@law.vander bilt.edu Hard copies can be mailed to: Utah Law Review Society Attn: Articles Editor University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law 332 S. 1400 E., Rm. 101 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0730 As of January 20, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in late January. Valparaiso University Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to Articles Editors at lawreview@valpo.edu Or mail to: Valparaiso University Law Review Attention: Articles Editor Valparaiso University School of Law 656 S. Greenwich St. Valparaiso, Indiana 46383-4945 Vanderbilt Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by e-mail to articles.review@law.vanderbilt.edu Or mail to: Senior Articles Editor The Vanderbilt Law Review Vanderbilt University Law School 131 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 As of January 20, 2014, their website says their next selection cycle will open in February 2014. January 2014 49 Vermont Law Review Prefers submissions by e-mail to lawreview@vermontlaw.edu Or mail to: Vermont Law Review Vermont Law School Attn: Articles Editor P.O. Box 96 South Royalton, Vermont 05068 Villanova Law Review Submit by ExpressO or e-mail to reviewsubmissions@law.villanova.edu Or mail to: Glenn R. McGillivray Editor in Chief, Villanova Law Review 299 North Spring Mill Road, Suite 350 Villanova, Pa 19085 Virginia Law Review Accepts exclusively through Scholastica. Double-spaced text with one-inch margins and single-spaced footnotes. Bluebook citation format. For mailed submissions, double-sided printing is preferred, if possible. While Microsoft Word format is preferred, also accepts documents in WordPerfect or Adobe PDF formats. lawreview@vermontlaw.edu Please include your name, the title of the article, the journal with which you have an offer outstanding, and the date by which you need to have a response. lawreview@vermontlaw.edu Bluebook citation format. Uses Microsoft Word, not WordPerfect. Greatly prefers articles of 20,000 words or less, including footnotes. Absent extraordinary circumstances, will not publish articles longer than 30,000 words. ExpressO or reviewsubmissions@law.villanova.edu Provide manuscript title, name of publication that has extended an offer, and date by which you must reply. ExpressO or review@law.villanova.edu Strongly prefers articles under 25,000 words (including footnotes). Will publish manuscripts over 30,000 words only under exceptional circumstances. Include a cover letter with word counts (with footnotes, and without footnotes). Include a brief abstract (under 250 words) on a separate page. Résumés and other biographical information are optional. Best time to submit is late February to mid-April or mid-August to mid-October. Scholastica. Include author’s contact information, date by which answer is required, and name of journal that has offered publication. Scholastica January 2014 50 Wake Forest Law Review Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to Senior Articles Editor at seniorarticleseditor@wakeforestlawrev iew.com seniorarticleseditor@wakeforestlawr eview.com seniorarticleseditor@wakefo restlawreview.com Or mail to: Wake Forest Law Review Wake Forest University School of Law P.O. Box 7206 Reynolds Station Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7206 Strongly prefers articles under 25,000 words, including footnotes, and believes 15,000 words or less is an effective length for many articles. Microsoft Word. Times New Roman font size 12 with oneinch margins. Include a cover letter describing the article and indicating why it should be published. Disclose any economic interests and affiliations that may influence the views expressed. Washburn Law Journal Submit via ExpressO or by e-mail to the Articles Editor at journalarticles@washburnlaw.edu Double-spaced, with footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word preferred. ExpressO or journalarticles@washburnlaw.edu ExpressO or journalarticles@washburnla w.edu Washington & Lee Law Review Submit via ExpressO. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word documents only. Double-spaced and in 12 point Times New Roman Font (including the footnotes). Strongly prefers to receive requests by ExpressO. You may, however, call office at (540) 458-8566. If there is no answer, leave a voice mail message. Provide the name of the journal offering to publish the article, the deadline, and the author’s e-mail address. ExpressO or lawreview@wlu.edu Washington Law Review Strongly prefers ExpressO. Also accepts submissions by mail at: Washington Law Review ATTN: Articles Department University of Washington William H. Gates Hall Box 353020 Seattle, WA 98195 Strongly prefers articles containing fewer than 40,000 words, including footnotes. Conforms to the Bluebook, follows the grammar conventions of The Redbook: A Manual on Legal Style and The Chicago Manual of Style, and follows the spelling conventions of Webster’s Third New International Dictionary and Black’s Law Dictionary. Contact the Chief Articles Editor, Thomas Hudson, at thudson@washlrev.org ExpressO or thudson@washlawrev.org Or mail to: Senior Articles Editors Washington and Lee Law Review, Room 408 Washington and Lee University School of Law Lexington, Virginia 24450 January 2014 51 Washington University Law Review Strongly prefers submissions byExpressO. Also accepts by e-mail to review@wulaw.wustl.edu As of January #, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start on Feb. 1, 2014. Include a cover letter that indicates the manuscript’s title, its nature, and provides contact information. Bluebook citation format. No word count requirements or restrictions, but most articles it publishes fall between 15,000 and 35,000 words. Strongly prefers ExpressO, although authors alternatively may submit requests to review@wulaw.wustl.edu. Please don’t send same request by ExpressO and e-mail. Provide name and contact information, submission title, publications that have extended an offer, and dates those offers expire. ExpressO or review@wulaw.wustl.edu Wayne Law Review Submit by e-mail to Executive Articles Editor at lawreviewarticles@wayne.edu WordPerfect or Microsoft Word format. Bluebook citation format. No length restriction, but prefers submissions under 25,000 words excluding footnotes. Include a CV and a brief cover letter. lawreviewarticles@wayne.edu lawreviewarticles@wayne.ed u Include a cover letter or abstract. Microsoft Word (preferably) or WordPerfect. Bluebook citation format. ExpressO or wvlrev@mail.wvu.edu ExpressO or wvlrev@mail.wvu.edu Prefers double spaced with consecutively numbered footnotes. Style and grammar should correspond to the Chicago Manual of Style. Bluebook citation format. A résumé or CV is preferred. ExpressO or wnearticleseditor@gmail.com ExpressO or wnearticleseditor@gmail.co m Or submit by mail to: Executive Articles Editor The Wayne Law Review Wayne State University Law School 471 W. Palmer St. Detroit MI 48202 West Virginia Law Review Submit by ExpressO or e-mail to wvlrev@mail.wvu.edu Or mail to: West Virginia Law Review Attn: Executive Articles Editor P.O. Box 6130 Morgantown, WV 26506-6130 As of January #, 2014, ExpressO says they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in early 2014. Western New England Law Review Submit by ExpressO or by e-mail to wnearticleseditor@gmail.com Or mail to: Western New England Law Review Attn: Articles Editor Western New England College 1215 Wilbraham Road Springfield, MA 01119 January 2014 52 Western State University Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO or by e-mail to Outside Articles Editor at articles@wsulawreview.org Or mail to: Western State University College of Law Law Review Association ATTN: Outside Articles Editor 1111 North State College Blvd. Fullerton, California 92831 Bluebook citation format. Footnotes are required. Articles should be under 25,000 words in length (text and footnotes). Does not publish articles over 30,000 words except in extraordinary circumstances. Include a CV, cover letter, and brief abstract (no more than 500 words). Interested in articles relating to California as well as those about issues affecting the entire United States. articles@wsulawreview.org articles@wsulawreview.org Whittier Law Review wlreic@law.whittier.edu ALWD citation format is preferred, but Bluebook format is also accepted. Microsoft Word or Word Perfect. Include a cover letter and résumé or CV. No minimum or maximum page limits but most articles range from 40-65 pages (double-spaced, 1½ inch margins, 13 point font). wlreic@law.whittier.edu wlreic@law.whittier.edu hblawreview@mail.widener.edu hblawreview@mail.widener. edu ExpressO or wlr@widener.edu ExpressO or wlr@widener.edu Or mail to: Whittier Law Review Whittier Law School 3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Widener Law Journal (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) Submit by e-mail to hblawreview@mail.widener.edu Widener Law Review (Wilmington, Delaware) Send submissions by e-mail, with “Article” and the manuscript’s title in the subject line, to wlr@widener.edu Or mail to: Business/External Managing Editor Widener Law Journal Widener University School of Law Post Office Box 69382 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17106-9382 Include a cover letter and résumé. Use footnotes rather than endnotes. Bluebook citation format. Also accepts submissions via ExpressO. January 2014 53 Willamette Law Review Submit by e-mail to wlrsubmissions@willamette.edu Or mail to: Articles Editors, Willamette Law Review Willamette University College of Law 245 Winter Street SE Salem, OR 97301 William & Mary Law Review Electronic submissions must be sent through ExpressO. No e-mail submissions. Or mail to: Senior Articles Editor William and Mary Law Review William and Mary School of Law P.O. Box 8795 Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795 Or Federal Express/UPS to: Senior Articles Editor William and Mary Law Review William and Mary School of Law 613 South Henry Street Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 Phone: (757) 221-3860 William Mitchell Law Review Submit by e-mail to submissions.lawreview@wmitchell.edu Also accepts manuscripts through ExpressO and Lex Opus. While preferring electronic submissions, accepts submissions in hard copy at: William Mitchell Law Review William Mitchell College of Law 875 Summit Avenue Suite 159 Saint Paul, MN 55105 Double-spaced. Bluebook citation format. Microsoft Word 2000/XP is preferred but not required. Prefers articles under 25,000 words and will rarely accept longer ones. wlr-submissions@willamette.edu wlrsubmissions@willamette.edu Include a cover letter or an abstract of the article, a word count, and any other information the author believes useful for consideration. As of January #, 2014, their website and ExpressO say they are not currently accepting submissions and will start in early February. Send requests to wmlawrev@gmail.com Include name, article title, and deadline. wmlawrev@gmail.com Double spaced, with footnotes in Bluebook format. In matters not addressed by the Bluebook, submissions should conform to the Chicago Manual of Style. submissions.lawreview@wmitchell.e du submissions.lawreview@wm itchell.edu Please put “Withdraw” as the subject of your e-mail, and include in the text the author name and title of your manuscript. January 2014 54 Wisconsin Law Review Accepts submissions only by ExpressO. Uses the Bluebook and the Chicago Manual of Style. Gives preference to articles of 30,000 words or less, including text and footnotes. Send requests via ExpressO. Generally requires 7 days' notice to conduct an expedited review, but may need slightly longer depending upon the number of requests. ExpressO. Wyoming Law Review Accepts submissions by ExpressO or by e-mail to wylawrev@uwyo.edu Length of articles is left to the author's discretion, but precision and crisp, concise writing are musts. ExpressO or wylawrev@uwyo.edu ExpressO or wylawrev@uwyo.edu Detailed style sheet available at http://www.yalelawjournal.org/images/ pdfs/121_style.pdf Detailed submission guidelines are at http://ylj.yalelawjournal.org/authors/se cure/specialfile/submissionguidelines/Y LJ_Submission_Guidelines.pdf Remove your name, acknowledgments, institutional affiliation, and any other identifying information from the manuscript and the file name, but ensure that the title appears on the first page. Strongly encourages submissions of less than 25,000 words. Submissions should include a short abstract that summarizes the main arguments and contribution of the article. Click on Manage Submissions to indicate how long the submission is made exclusively to us, or to request expedited consideration due to an offer of publication from another journal. If you are confronted with an imminent deadline, please also send e-mail to submissions@yalelawjournal.org Click on Manage Submissions to withdraw. Or mail to: Wyoming Law Review Articles Editors University of Wyoming, College of Law Dept. 3035, 1000 E. University Avenue Laramie, WY 82071 Yale Law Journal Submissions must be made through the on-line submission system at http://ylj.yalelawjournal.org/authors/in dex.html As of January 20, 2014, their website says they will begin reading submissions again in spring 2014. 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15 3.8 4.2 3011 2.06 53.1 UCLA Law Review 17 3.9 4.1 3804 2.96 71.2 Southern California Law Review 18 3.6 4.1 1889 1.85 39.6 Washington University Law Review 19 3.6 4.0 2199 1.68 40.8 Minnesota Law Review 19 3.5 4.0 3306 1.93 54.5 George Washington Law Review 21 3.4 3.9 2301 1.54 40.2 Alabama Law Review 21 3.0 3.7 1478 0.99 25.9 Emory Law Journal 23 3.5 3.9 2297 1.54 40.2 Notre Dame Law Review 23 3.4 4.0 3541 2.21 60.0 Indiana Law Journal (Bloomington) 25 3.3 4.0 2412 1.25 38.0 Washington & Lee Law Review 26 3.3 4.0 1826 1.05 30.0 Iowa Law Review 26 3.3 3.7 3253 2.06 55.5 Washington Law Review 28 3.1 3.9 1538 1.78 35.4 Boston University Law Review 29 3.4 3.8 2846 1.74 47.9 Arizona State Law Journal 29 3.0 3.5 1065 0.85 20.2 North Carolina Law Review 31 3.5 4.0 2593 1.50 42.7 Boston College Law Review 31 3.3 3.7 2132 2.07 44.5 Wisconsin Law Review 33 3.4 3.7 2411 1.81 44.4 January 2014 56 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) William & Mary Law Review 33 3.2 4.0 3151 2.01 54.0 Georgia Law Review 33 3.1 3.6 1171 1.07 23.7 Ohio State Law Review 36 3.2 3.5 1598 1.25 30.0 Wake Forest Law Review 36 3.1 3.8 1711 1.41 32.9 UC Davis Law Review 38 3.4 3.7 2408 1.63 42.3 Fordham Law Review 38 3.2 3.6 4880 1.51 65.4 Arizona Law Review 38 3.0 3.6 1803 1.11 30.4 Maryland Law Review 41 3.0 3.1 1235 0.70 20.2 Utah Law Review 41 2.9 3.4 1262 0.78 21.3 George Mason Law Review 41 2.7 3.4 1077 1.12 23.3 Colorado (University of) Law Review 44 3.1 3.3 1527 1.37 30.7 BYU Law Review 44 2.9 3.5 1317 0.78 21.9 Florida Law Review 46 3.1 3.9 1819 1.49 34.8 Illinois (University of) Law Review 47 3.1 3.7 2400 1.70 43.0 Hastings Law Journal 48 3.2 3.8 2075 1.53 37.9 Tulane Law Review 48 3.0 3.6 1618 0.80 25.1 Florida State University Law Review 48 2.9 2.7 1393 0.99 24.9 Houston Law Review 48 2.6 3.0 1595 1.08 28.0 SMU Law Review 48 2.5 3.3 1162 0.52 17.4 Richmond (University of) Law Review 53 2.3 3.2 1159 0.86 21.2 Georgia State University Law Review 54 2.5 2.9 584 0.36 9.9 Baylor Law Review 54 2.3 3.5 547 0.65 12.8 American University Law Review 56 3.0 3.3 1834 1.40 34.0 Temple Law Review 56 2.7 3.0 896 0.80 17.9 Cardozo Law Review 58 2.8 3.3 3399 1.09 45.9 Connecticut Law Review 58 2.8 2.9 2032 1.09 32.4 Kentucky Law Journal 58 2.5 3.3 653 0.77 15.2 Pepperdine Law Review 61 2.6 3.2 1149 0.88 21.3 Tennessee Law Review 61 2.6 3.1 820 0.92 18.5 Nebraska Law Review 61 2.4 3.1 904 0.82 18.2 Denver University Law Review 64 2.7 2.9 1029 0.79 19.1 New Mexico Law Review 64 2.5 2.8 374 0.42 8.5 Seton Hall Law Review 64 2.4 3.0 962 0.74 17.9 January 2014 57 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) Penn State Law Review 64 2.3 3.2 1043 0.77 19.0 Case Western Reserve Law Review 68 2.7 3.3 914 0.58 15.6 San Diego Law Review 68 2.7 3.0 1149 0.78 20.2 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 68 2.7 2.9 1153 0.60 18.2 Chicago-Kent Law Review 68 2.5 3.0 1115 0.58 17.6 Oklahoma Law Review 68 2.4 3.0 443 0.51 10.1 Nevada Law Journal 68 2.4 2.6 1009 0.69 17.8 Arkansas Law Review 68 2.3 3.1 503 0.24 7.7 Louisville (University of) Law Review 68 2.2 3.0 514 0.42 9.8 Miami (University of) Law Review 76 2.8 3.2 852 0.80 17.5 Loyola University Chicago Law Journal 76 2.5 3.2 714 0.45 12.1 Missouri Law Review 76 2.5 2.9 1120 0.63 18.2 Louisiana Law Review 76 2.3 3.3 820 0.58 14.7 Brooklyn Law Review 80 2.6 3.1 1620 1.44 32.3 Lewis & Clark Law Review 80 2.5 3.2 1457 0.93 24.9 Cincinnati (University of) Law Review 80 2.5 2.7 1693 0.98 27.9 Hawai’i (University of) Law Review 80 2.5 2.5 237 0.28 5.5 Catholic University Law Review 80 2.4 3.0 948 0.73 17.6 Michigan State Law Review 80 2.3 3.0 1678 1.37 32.2 Kansas (University of) Law Review 86 2.6 3.2 942 0.75 17.8 Rutgers Law Review (Newark) 86 2.5 3.0 817 0.67 15.6 Northeastern University Law Journal 86 2.4 2.9 10 0.13 1.9 Buffalo Law Review 86 2.4 2.9 1167 0.96 22.4 Tulsa Law Review 86 2.0 2.8 611 0.48 11.5 Pittsburgh (University of) Law Review 91 2.7 2.9 682 0.76 15.4 Rutgers Law Journal (Camden) 91 2.4 2.9 737 0.55 13.5 West Virginia Law Review 91 2.1 2.8 650 0.59 13.2 Oregon Law Review 94 2.8 3.2 777 0.64 14.9 Marquette Law Review 94 2.4 3.0 803 0.61 14.8 Santa Clara Law Review 96 2.6 3.0 845 0.77 17.1 Syracuse Law Review 96 2.3 3.0 631 0.41 10.8 Indiana Law Review (Indianapolis) 98 2.5 2.9 842 0.48 13.8 Villanova Law Review 98 2.3 3.2 921 0.59 15.9 January 2014 58 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) South Carolina Law Review 98 2.3 3.0 923 0.73 17.4 St. John’s Law Review 98 2.2 2.8 890 0.66 16.3 Seattle University Law Review 102 2.4 3.0 932 0.67 16.8 Mississippi Law Journal 102 2.2 2.8 659 0.49 12.1 Saint Louis University Law Journal 102 2.0 3.1 990 0.47 15.2 Mercer Law Review 105 2.1 2.8 655 0.30 9.9 Wayne Law Review 105 1.9 2.9 494 0.26 7.8 Texas Tech Law Review 105 1.9 2.6 552 0.39 9.9 Florida International U Law Review 105 1.6 1.9 84 0.12 2.2 DePaul Law Review 109 2.3 3.0 1517 0.98 26.1 UMKC Law Review 109 2.2 2.8 834 0.53 14.2 Stetson Law Review 109 2.1 2.5 368 0.17 5.6 Drake Law Review 109 1.9 2.9 783 0.57 14.2 Hofstra Law Review 113 2.3 3.1 1515 0.90 25.2 Gonzaga Law Review 113 2.2 2.8 373 0.61 10.6 Arkansas at Little Rock (U of ) Law Review 113 2.2 2.7 302 0.15 4.7 Wyoming Law Review 113 2.1 2.6 314 0.37 7.3 Montana Law Review 113 2.0 2.4 268 0.35 6.6 Cumberland Law Review 113 1.7 2.9 319 0.29 6.4 Vermont Law Review 119 2.3 2.9 717 0.58 13.6 Creighton Law Review 119 2.0 2.9 654 0.64 13.8 New Hampshire (Univ. of) Law Review 119 1.9 2.6 257 0.41 7.2 Akron Law Review 119 1.9 2.4 1156 1.08 23.7 Cleveland State Law Review 119 1.9 2.4 697 0.71 14.9 McGeorge Law Review 124 2.0 2.6 632 0.30 9.7 St. Thomas (U of) Law Journal (Minnesota) 124 1.9 2.4 396 0.43 8.7 Howard Law Journal 126 2.2 2.8 661 0.66 14.0 Loyola Law Review (New Orleans) 126 2.1 3.0 359 0.35 7.6 Drexel Law Review 126 2.0 2.5 129 0.44 9.3 Hamline Law Review 126 1.9 2.2 347 0.43 8.3 Chapman Law Review 126 1.8 2.0 401 0.49 9.6 Campbell Law Review 126 1.4 2.5 267 0.44 7.6 City University of New York Law Review 132 2.1 2.5 189 0.17 3.8 January 2014 59 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) Albany Law Review 132 2.0 2.6 1175 0.65 19.0 Maine Law Review 134 2.2 2.7 516 0.61 12.0 Idaho Law Review 134 2.1 2.6 359 0.36 7.6 Baltimore (University of) Law Review 134 2.0 2.2 299 0.51 8.7 Quinnipiac Law Review 134 2.0 2.1 425 0.43 9.1 Pace Law Review 134 1.9 2.4 674 0.70 14.6 William Mitchell Law Review 134 1.8 2.3 835 0.38 12.6 Washburn Law Journal 140 1.9 2.6 730 0.68 14.9 North Dakota Law Review 140 1.9 2.5 403 0.23 6.6 Southern Illinois University Law Journal 140 1.8 2.9 431 0.33 8.0 St. Mary’s Law Journal 140 1.6 2.5 417 0.53 10.1 San Francisco (University of) Law Review 144 2.1 2.4 756 0.67 15.0 Suffolk University Law Review 144 2.0 3.0 838 0.46 13.5 Duquesne Law Review 144 1.8 2.7 320 0.22 5.7 Memphis (University of) Law Review 144 1.8 2.3 473 0.47 10.0 South Texas Law Review 144 1.6 2.3 483 0.31 8.3 Willamette Law Review --- 2.0 2.8 516 0.51 10.8 Southwestern University Law Review --- 2.0 2.0 552 0.63 12.6 Toledo (University of) Law Review --- 1.9 2.3 776 0.46 12.9 New York Law School Law Review --- 1.9 2.2 893 0.55 15.0 Valparaiso University Law Review --- 1.8 2.7 778 0.57 14.1 Widener Law Journal (Delaware) --- 1.8 2.4 342 0.24 6.1 South Dakota Law Review --- 1.8 2.4 331 0.32 6.9 Widener Law Review (Pennsylvania) --- 1.8 2.4 309 0.50 8.7 Dayton Law Review --- 1.8 2.3 262 0.42 7.3 John Marshall Law Review (Chicago) --- 1.7 2.5 581 0.41 10.4 Northern Illinois University Law Review --- 1.7 2.5 271 0.40 7.2 Elon Law Review --- 1.7 2.5 9 0.07 1.0 Roger Williams University Law Review --- 1.7 2.0 360 0.23 6.2 Golden Gate University Law Review --- 1.7 1.8 295 0.37 7.1 Texas A&M Law Review --- 1.7 1.8 272 0.27 5.7 Ohio Northern University Law Review --- 1.6 2.4 516 0.29 8.4 Nova Law Review --- 1.6 2.3 253 0.25 5.4 January 2014 60 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) New England Law Review --- 1.6 2.2 602 0.47 11.3 Northern Kentucky Law Review --- 1.6 2.2 370 0.43 8.5 Oklahoma City University Law Review --- 1.6 2.2 251 0.25 5.4 Capital University Law Review --- 1.6 2.1 422 0.43 9.1 California Western Law Review --- 1.6 2.0 344 0.75 11.9 Touro Law Review --- 1.6 1.9 373 0.24 6.4 Mississippi College Law Review --- 1.6 1.9 255 0.46 7.7 North Carolina Central Law Review --- 1.5 2.1 131 0.35 5.2 Thurgood Marshall Law Review (Texas Southern University) --- 1.5 2.0 160 0.27 4.7 Western New England Law Review --- 1.5 1.7 345 0.44 8.4 Charleston Law Review --- 1.4 2.3 216 0.48 8.3 Thomas Jefferson Law Review --- 1.4 2.0 204 0.32 5.6 Southern University Law Review --- 1.4 1.9 116 0.18 3.1 St. Thomas Law Review (Florida) --- 1.4 1.8 394 0.47 9.2 District of Columbia (U of) Law Review --- 1.4 1.8 59 0.22 3.0 Detroit Mercy (University of) Law Review --- 1.4 1.7 325 0.22 5.7 Faulkner Law Review --- 1.3 2.1 20 0.05 0.8 Florida A & M University Law Review --- 1.3 2.0 22 0.06 0.9 Whittier Law Review --- 1.3 1.6 357 0.37 7.7 Florida Coastal Law Review --- 1.3 1.6 216 0.30 5.6 Regent University Law Review --- 1.2 1.9 281 0.39 7.2 Charlotte Law Review --- 1.2 1.9 12 0.07 1.0 Thomas M. Cooley Law Review --- 1.2 1.8 117 0.13 2.7 Liberty University Law Review --- 1.2 1.8 44 0.07 1.4 Western State University Law Review --- 1.2 1.5 98 0.19 3.1 Barry Law Review --- 1.2 1.4 182 0.42 6.5 Ave Maria Law Review --- 1.1 1.6 367 0.42 8.4 Arizona Summit Law Review --- 1.1 1.6 53 0.10 2.3 Appalachian Journal of Law --- --- --- 152 0.36 5.6 La Verne (University of) Law Review --- ---- --- 152 0.12 2.9 John Marshall Law Journal (Atlanta) --- --- --- 41 0.44 5.9 UC Irvine Law Review --- --- --- 21 -- -- January 2014 61 US News overall ranking (Mar. 2013) US News academic peer rating (Mar. 2013) US News judge & lawyer rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee citation count (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee impact factor rating (Mar. 2013) Wash. & Lee combined rating (Mar. 2013) Lincoln Law Review --- --- --- 12 0.05 0.7 Glendale Law Review --- --- --- 2 -- -- John F. Kennedy University Law Review --- --- --- 1 -- -- UMass Law Review --- --- --- -- -- -- Lincoln Memorial University Law Review --- --- --- -- -- -- January 2014
