Faculty and students, if you recently wrote a legal paper or article for a seminar or any other venture consider a publishing opportunity with the Law Review Bulletin, an online component for the Nebraska Law Review. The Bulletin offers a great forum to publicize your work, bolster your resume, and bring important issues to the public eye.
The Bulletin looks for shorter submissions (about 3,000 words) focused on 8th Circuit or Nebraska-related issues. These are formal yet shorter alternatives to what is published in the printed version of the Law Review, and can include responses to articles published in the Law Review.
You may also publish your work less formally as a "White Paper." White Papers are unedited and have no page limit or Bluebook requirements, but must be about 8th Circuit or Nebraska-related issues.
Visit the Bulletin website to read published articles and to learn more about its publishing requirements.
For questions contact Paul Donahue, Online Editor, Nebraska Law Review at:pbdonahue@gmail.com.