Policies for UNLV Gaming Law Journal
Contents
- Submissions
- Electronic Submissions
- Paper Submissions
- General Information
- Subscriptions
- Prospective Members
Submissions
The UNLV Gaming Law Journal invites the submission of unsolicited manuscripts on the topic of gaming law of local, national, and international import from academics, professionals and students. The Journal accepts submissions on a rolling basis.
Electronic Submissions
Submit manuscripts and CVs as an email attachment in MS Word format to: business.editor@unlvgaminglawjournal.org.
Paper Submissions
Electronic submissions are preferred, but paper submissions are also accepted. Please include your e-mail address with your submission, as decisions will be transmitted via e-mail. Manuscripts sent by post will not be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope. Send manuscripts to:
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
UNLV Gaming Law Journal - Attention Articles Editors
4505 S. Maryland Parkway, Box 451003
Las Vegas, NV 89154-1003
General Information
Manuscript footnotes should conform to the standards set forth in The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (19th ed.).
Subscriptions
The domestic subscription rate for the UNLV Gaming Law Journal is $40.00 per year. The foreign subscription rate is $50.00 per year. Fourth class postage is paid at Las Vegas, Nevada, and additional mailing offices. Checks should be made payable to "Board of Regents." To subscribe, please email the journal's business editor at business.editor@unlvgaminglawjournal.org or fill out this form and send to the above address.
Prospective Members
Law review membership is extended to those who are successful in the "Write-On Competition." This competition consists of writing a student note on one of two topics provided by the current law review leadership. The competition usually begins in June, and there is a two-week deadline. The Journal’s Editorial Board then reviews the submissions and extends membership offers to the authors of the better submissions.
More information will be presented by the Journal’s leadership in early April during a lunch forum on the subject.