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Authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts electronically (Word Documents preferred). Manuscripts submitted to the Journal must not be under consideration by another publication and are subject to double-blind peer review. Citation style should conform to the most recent edition of A Uniform System of Citation, published by the Harvard Law Review Association, except that the citations of books and monographs should include the publisher as well as the date of publication. Manuscripts over fifty pages will be reviewed with particular care to determine whether such length is warranted.

In addition to scholarly monographs, the Journal welcomes short submissions (under 10 pages) for the following occasional features: "At the Lectern," describing new or unusual classroom techniques instructors have found particularly effective; "Legends of the Legal Academy," profiling law teachers whose lessons, teaching style, and scholarship have left or are leaving an enduring imprint on their students, their institutions, and the profession; and "Dialogue," offering scholars the opportunity to respond to research published in a recent issue of the Journal of Legal Education, expanding on that research, for instance, by asking new questions or applying findings in new contexts.

Submissions containing images must also be accompanied by separate, stand-alone files; the image file names should be labeled to match the figure/image numbers displayed in the manuscript (e.g., image1.jpg). Images may be .jpg, .tif or .eps. Grayscale mode is preferred, but all images must be at least 300 dpi resolution. Final image inclusion is at the discretion of the Editorial Board.

Manuscripts will be preliminarily screened by the Journal's editorial staff. Depending on the outcome of that process, submissions may then be sent to an appropriate scholar for double-blind review.

To submit your article, send it to the Journal at the address below.

Journal of Legal Education
Southwestern Law School
3050 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90010

Email: jle@swlaw.edu

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