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European Commission Proposed Data Protection Law
On January 25, 2012, the European Commission released a proposed General Data Protection Legislation (“Proposed Regulation”) for comprehensive reform of existing European Union (“EU”) data protection rules. Through the Proposed …
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Announcing the Hastings Privacy and Technology Project
Hastings is proud to announce the launch of the Privacy and Technology Project (Project) and the launch of the Project‘s writings on the HSTLJ blog. The Project engages in a …
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Double Blind Justice
Hastings Science & Technology Law Journal is proud to announce the first installment of a new feature to the journal and our web space, “Double Blind Justice.” Double Blind Justice (hereinafter “DBJ”) applies a …
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European Commission Proposed Data Protection Law
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Submissions must be double-spaced, formatted for 8.5” x 11” paper, and use Times New Roman or a similar font. Citations in footnote style are preferred, and must conform to the 19th Edition of The Bluebook (2010).
All submissions must be accompanied by a brief abstract and a resume or curriculum vitae for all named authors. A cover letter is also recommended.
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As a peer reviewed legal journal, our acceptance process is two-tiered. All submissions are reviewed by our submissions committee, and are evaluated based on their content, quality of writing, methodology, potential impact, and relevance to the Journal’s area of focus.
Authors of those pieces that the committee selects are then contacted by the Journal to advise them that their work has been selected for peer review. Peer reviewers are selected for their familiarity with the article topics, and the piece is advanced to reviewers for a double-blind review. Once the peer review is completed, the author will be contacted with the results as well as any feedback from the reviewers. It as at this point that an offer to publish may be extended.
For more information about the Science & Technology Law Journal’s peer review process and methodology, please see this overview of our process.
Expedited Review
In the event an author is presented with a deadline from another publication, the Journal will be happy to provide an expedited review of the article, time and manpower permitting. To request an expedited review, please either email us, or contact us by phone at (415)320-7855. Expedite requests must include the author’s name, the title of the article, the name(s) of the offering journal(s), and the deadline date.
Please note that while we can expedite the first stage of our submissions process, we are unable to expedite the peer review process in most circumstances.