NOTICE TO AUTHORS

Lincoln Law Review accepts submissions of Law Review articles on all topics of concern and interest to the legal community.

The general format for presentation of articles is best provided by an examination of an issue of the Law Review. Footnotes and other citations should follow the style exemplified in the Harvard Law Review Association’s A Uniform System of Citation.

Manuscripts should be typed or computer printed on one side of 8½ x 11 inch paper. For typed manuscripts, footnotes should be listed after the body of the manuscript and not within the article. Articles for which a copy can be provided in diskette form in a major word processing program should have the footnotes within the body of the text.

The complete title of the article, the author’s name, and complete address should be typed on a separate sheet, which should be prepared as the first page of the manuscript. Authors must keep the Law Review informed of their latest address and phone number. The second page should contain a short autobiographical statement. Except under unusual circumstances, it is the policy of the Law Review not to publish articles which have appeared or are to appear in any other publications. Authors must immediately inform the Law Review if their articles have been accepted by another publication. All manuscripts should be submitted with the understanding that the Lincoln Law Review possesses the exclusive right to publication as well as the exclusive right to edit any article. If and when the manuscript is published, it becomes the property of the Law Review and all copyrights will be taken out in the name of the Lincoln Law Review.

Submissions, or inquiries regarding submissions, should be addressed to: Articles Editor, Lincoln Law Review submissions@lincolnlawreview.org.