Communication Law Review

The editorial board encourages submissions of scholarly articles to the Communication Law Review. We welcome manuscripts from faculty, graduate students, independent scholars, and working professionals. 

The primary focus of the Communication Law Review is on freedom of expression issues, including but not limited to research that considers such areas as legal communication education, the study of legal rhetoric, emerging concepts in internet law, copyright concerns, communication in the practice of law, censorship issues, private constraints on communication behavior, free speech and culture, and related topics.

Authors should submit their manuscript electronically as a Word file to the editor. Submissions should be sent to Dr. Pamela Morris,  commlaw@iupuc.edu

Acceptable style guides include APA, MLA, Bluebook, or Chicago Manual of Style. We ask you to indicate which style guide you used when submitting your manuscript. 

There is no firm minimum or maximum limits on word count or the number of pages.

All submissions will undergo evaluation by anonymous reviewers. Manuscripts should not be under review by another publication.

We ask that all approved manuscripts include an abstract and 5-7 keywords.

All authors will retain the copyright of their own work published in the journal. If authors republish their essays elsewhere, we ask that you acknowledge the journal.

The Communication Law Review is published annually.