The hub for law review article submissions and selection. Auto-posts #LRSubmissions tweets & human posts other law review resources.

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Curious about the latest law review submission season trends? Check out the new edition of Scholastica's annual data insights report: buff.ly/04eLIDP
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What expectations do authors have for law review editors? Today, we're looking back at a (still timely) blog about what authors think of the article selection process: buff.ly/lAb4uQA
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Waiting for specific law reviews to open? You can sign up for law review opening alerts to get email notifications when law reviews begin seeking submissions via Scholastica! 👉buff.ly/hP20tJ0
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Law editors, did you know you can create Saved Manuscript Table Views to check submissions in need of attention at different article selection stages more quickly? Here's a look. 👀 Read the blog to learn more: buff.ly/vCxro7C
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🎉 Your article was selected...now what? Once your piece moves into edits, it's time to think beyond publication. How will readers discover and access your work? Learn more about how law reviews are helping scholars promote their latest research: buff.ly/WfEZfBC
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POV: You just got a great idea for your next law review submission🤯 #LRSubmissions
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Preparing to submit an article to law reviews in the spring? Before submission season gets underway, take some time to get familiar with the Scholastica tools and resources that can help you navigate the process.👇 buff.ly/aick7Yc
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Scholastica Law Review: @scholasticahq.bsky.social retweeted
The Stanford Law Review Online is seeking legal scholarship under 10,000 words. Our website and Scholastica portal will open on Friday, October 30, 2026, at 9 AM PDT. We look forward to reviewing your submissions!
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Law review admins, before you wrap up your law review's selection cycle, make sure you've covered the communication essentials: ✔Send article decisions ✔Close out remaining submissions ✔Keep authors informed Find more tips for managing communication: buff.ly/kl0XfA5
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Publishing an article is just the beginning. Helping the right readers discover it is another important part of the process. From article titles to keywords and metadata, SEO can help improve the discoverability of legal scholarship. Here are tips⬇️ buff.ly/VyGvTu3
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When do law reviews usually make decisions? Check out our Law Review Submission Insights: 2026 Edition to see the data behind the legal scholarship cycle👇 buff.ly/24cTK3y #LRsubmissions
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It's a YES from us. 🎉 Congratulations to everyone who received a publication offer! #LawReview
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What's new for law review editors? We're continually enhancing Scholastica's law review article selection system to help editorial boards streamline their workflows and keep author communication on track. Catch up on the latest features👇 buff.ly/eYu3da5
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If you're considering making an exclusive law review submission, now's a good time to explore available opportunities! Learn more: buff.ly/E95zksk
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New to law review submissions? This is your go-to guide to the annual article selection cycle: buff.ly/kcxfKBR #LRSubmissions
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If your law review is done reviewing articles for this submission cycle, don't forget to close your Scholastica account to let authors know! Follow the steps in this help doc: bit.ly/3eTMxYv #LRSubmissions
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To all the authors who got accepted the moment they stopped refreshing their inbox. 🍸📬
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Law review admins: Did you know you can enable editors to make internal decision recommendations for pending submissions via Scholastica? So you can reach consensus and send updates to authors sooner! Here's how ⬇️
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🎉 We've added some exciting editor features to the Scholastica Law Review System, including a revamped Manuscripts Table! The new table features advanced configuration options to make managing article selection easier and faster: buff.ly/1hTdR33 #LRSubmissions
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To expedite or not to expedite? That is the question. Some key considerations: buff.ly/D4JoHv7
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Law review editors: Did you know that authors actually like getting rejection letters (or at least prefer it to silence!)? Learn more about what authors think of the article selection process in this blog post: buff.ly/pbIEtyi
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