Manuscript Submission
The John Marshall Journal of Computer & Information Law is always looking to publish new and innovative articles regarding the latest issues in information technology and privacy law. The Journal therefore welcomes unsolicited manuscripts, either in hard-copy format or through electronic mail. Additionally, due to the fact the Journal is a quarterly publication, it accepts articles on a rolling basis throughout the year.
The Journal requests that any submitted manuscripts conform to the following requirements.
Citations
The preferred citation style of manuscripts conforms to The Bluebook Uniform System of Citation, 18th Edition.
Submissions
Electronic Submissions
- Electronic copies of manuscripts are preferred.
- Please e-mail files in Microsoft Word or rich text format.
- If compressing files, please use the Zip compression standard.
- Please include a copy of your resume.
Hard Copy Submissions
If submitting a hard copy of a manuscript, please send a resume and two copies of the manuscript to:
The John Marshall Journal of Computer & Information Law
Attn: Solicitation Editor
315 S. Plymouth Court
Chicago, IL 60604
Timeframe & Notice
The Journal makes every attempt to send an acknowledgement of the receipt of any manuscript within forty-eight hours of receiving it. The Journal also makes every attempt to notify a manuscript author within two weeks of receiving a submission as to whether the Journal will publish the article.
If you do not receive an acknowledgement that your submission has been received or as to the submission's status for possible publication, please do not hesitate to contact a Solicitation Editor at 5jcil@stu.jmls.edu.
Additional Questions
If you have any additional questions regarding Journal submissions, please e-mail the Journal and direct all questions to either one of the Solicitation Editors or the Editor-in-Chief.
Thank you for your interest in the John Marshall Journal of Computer & Information Law.