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About The Docket
The Docket is an online extension of the Buffalo Law Review designed to promote scholarly legal discourse. To that end, the Editorial Board of the Buffalo Law Review invites members of the legal community to submit short responses to articles recently published in the Review. In addition to showcasing such response pieces, The Docket provides a platform for authors to respond to pieces published in other journals, or to publish shorter original works, such as essays. By extending the dialogue beyond the four corners of our printed pages, we hope that The Docket will serve as a platform for furthering legal discussion. Responses selected for publication will be professionally edited by the staff of the Buffalo Law Review and permanently available on our website.
Welcome
Welcome to the Buffalo Law Review's new online home. Check back often for more information about future Law Review articles and new responses in The Docket.
Introducing: The Docket
The Buffalo Law Review is pleased to announce the launch of The Docket: An Online Extension of the Buffalo Law Review. The Docket focuses on the publication of short responses to articles published in the Review and additionally on shorter original works, such as essays. View recent responses in The Docket here.
Alumni Newsletter
The Buffalo Law Review honored the Hon. Eugene F. Pigott, Jr. and David M. Engel at the Twenty-First Annual Law Review Dinner. Find out more about the Law Review's activities and achievements in the 2010 Alumni Newsletter.