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The Docket: Submissions

It is the Editorial Board's position that the timely dissemination of Docket pieces is crucial to promoting scholarly discourse. Accordingly, the Buffalo Law Review requests that all responses be lightly footnoted, no longer than 4000 words, and limited in scope to matters addressed in articles published in the Review or other journals, in responses submitted to The Docket, or shorter original works. The Buffalo Law Review invites responses to any article or response published in the last two years. Responses must conform to the Eighteenth Edition of The Bluebook and The Chicago Manual of Style.

Please submit responses to the bufflrev@buffalo.edu, with the subject line "Response to [article title here]" or "Response to [forum piece title here]". Authors should also submit a curriculum vitae in addition to the article. Review of responses submitted will be conducted by the Executive Editor and an Articles Editor. We will notify authors of selection for publication in the Forum within a week of submission. We cannot, unfortunately, respond to each submission. The Forum may feature multiple responses to a single article, and we welcome authors to submit responses on a rolling basis so as to create a robust dialogue.

Responses appearing in The Docket are featured on the Review's website as Adobe PDF files. They are also available on the Lexis and Westlaw databases.

Citation Format for Responses in The Docket:

John Doe, Response Title, 58 Buff. L. Rev. Docket 1, 1 (2010), www.buffalolawreview.org/docket/content/58/author.pdf.

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.

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