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Journal of Law and Education

The Journal of Law and Education is edited at the University of South Carolina School of Law and at the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law University of Louisville.

Editorial Board

Executive Editors

Assistant Executive Editor

Feature Editors

Members

2019–2020 Student Editors

Student Editorial Board

University of South Carolina School of Law, Columbia, South Carolina

  • Editor In Chief
    Emily Lary
  • Managing Editor
    Macey Webb
  • Associate Editor In Chief
    Celeste Benson
  • Deputy Editors In Chief
    Kevin Bayona
    Melanie Rice
  • Senior Article Editors
    Johnna Menke
    Sara Smith
  • Assistant Article Editors
    Lauren Mims
    Hunter Williams
  • Senior Research Editor
    Christina Perry
  • Assistant Research Editors
    Kirland Dickson
    Emma Hall
  • Staff Development Editor
    Brianna Blair
  • Assistant Staff Development Editor
    Leacy Kelley

Judicial Developments
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville

  • Editor-in-Chief
    Gayla M. Cissell
  • Chalk Talk (Notes) Editor
    Kate Barnes
  • Chalk Talk (Notes) Editor
    Marilyn Osborn
  • Supervising Editor (Articles)
    Will Metcalf
  • Supervising Editor (Cases)
    Meg Stewart
  • Articles Editor
    Ashley Wiggins
  • Constitutional Law Editor
    Jamie L. Izlar
  • Disability & Harassment Editor
    Christopher N. Ballantine
  • Employment Editor
    Brandon Edwards
  • Student Loans & Litigation Editor
    Marlow Riedling
  • Torts Editor
    Daniel Schoenbaechler
  • Policy and Procedure Editor
    Iara Montoro

Instructions To Authors

The Journal welcomes articles on all aspect of law related to education. The Journal seeks to promote and welcomes commentary on articles we have published.

Except under unusual circumstances, it is the policy of the Journal not to publish manuscripts which have appeared or are to appear in other publications. Accordingly, all manuscripts should be submitted with the understanding that the Journal possesses the exclusive right to publication. If and when the manuscript is published, it becomes property of the Journal and all copyrights will be taken out in the name of Jefferson Law Book Company, and all rights in copyright reserved to Jefferson Law Book Company. The Journal does subscribe in principle to the Draft Model Author/Journal Agreement of the Association of American Law Schools.

The following procedures should be adhered to when submitting manuscripts:

  • All manuscripts should be sent to jled@law.sc.edu. The submitting author should provide all relevant contact information with the manuscript.
  • Use of Bluebook citation form is required.
  • If an article is accepted for publication, the author will be notified as soon as possible. Page proofs will then be sent to the authors. It is vital that they be checked with meticulous care, since that will be the only opportunity for the author to correct errors or modify editorial changes. Authors will receive 1 complimentary issue of the Journal. Additional issues may be purchased if they are requested before the printing begins.

The Journal of Law and Education is available on the WestLaw™ and Lexis-Nexis™ databases, and is indexed in the Index of Legal Periodicals and in the Current Index of Legal Periodicals and abstracted in Educational Abstracts.

Publication Information

The Journal of Law & Education (ISSN 0275-6072) (USPS 997-460) is published quarterly in January, April, July and October by the Jefferson Law Book Company. It is printed by Cadmus Promotional Print Division, Richmond, Virginia. The annual subscription rates are $210 in the US and $240 outside the US, with airmail available for an additional $80.00 (outside the U.S. only). Please make checks payable to Jefferson Law Book Company. Subscriptions are accepted for the calendar year only; all payments should be in U.S. funds, and drawn on a U.S. bank. Periodical postage is paid in Baltimore, Maryland and additional mailing offices. Postmasters: Please send address changes to the Journal of Law & Education, 2100 Huntingdon Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21211.

Journal of Law & Education — ISSN 0275-6072
Volume 48 — 2019 (JAN / APR / JUL / OCT)
Rates: $210.00 in the U.S
$240.00 outside the U.S
ADD $80.00 (Net) for Airmail outside the U.S. only (4 mailings)

Subscriptions are automatically renewed unless cancelled by December. Payment is due January 31 of subscription year.

Subscriptions accepted for the calendar year only all payments in U.S. funds, drawn on U.S. bank.

Make all checks payable to: Jefferson Law Book Company
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Bank name: Wells Fargo
Address: 7 St. Paul St.
Add $25.00 for all wire transfers Baltimore, MD 21202
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Library of Congress Catalog Card No: LC 75-188863.

Electronic submission of manuscripts is preferred. Documents should be directed to the Journal's email account: jled@law.sc.edu.

Correspondence may be sent to:

Journal of Law & Education
University of South Carolina School of Law
1525 Senate Street
Columbia, SC 29208
tel & fax: 803-777-5294
email: jled@law.sc.edu

Books for Review should be sent to:

Kerry Brian Melear
Assistant Professor
University of Mississippi
107 Guyton Hall
University, MS 38677
Telephone: 662-915-5016
Facsimile: 662-915-7230

Advertising and copyright permission inquiries should be sent to:

George Jay Joseph, Journal of Law & Education
2100 Huntingdon Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
410-727-7300 ext 3409

Requests for microform information should be sent to:

University Microfilms International
300 N. Zeeb Road
Ann Arbor, MI 48106

Current events announcements should be sent to:

Journal of Law & Education
Administrative Editor
University of Louisville
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law
Louisville, KY 40292

New subscriptions, renewals, orders for back issues and commercial correspondence should be sent to:

Journal of Law & Education
Jefferson Law Book Company
2100 Huntingdon Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211

 

 

 

 

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