Student Note Submissions

The Stanford Technology Law Review is currently open for submissions.

STLR’s Notes submission is open to all law students and recent graduates (classes of 2025-2026) from any ABA-accredited American law school.

Student Note Requirements:

• Notes must be under 17,500 words, including footnotes.
• Notes must discuss and analyze an original legal issue or problem at the intersection of technology and the law in some depth.
• All submissions are considered and evaluated by the Articles Committee without any identifying information. Upon submitting your Note via email to STLR’s Executive Editors Anahita Srinivasan (anasrini@stanford.edu) and Axelle LaBaw (alabaw25@stanford.edu), they remove all identifying information from the Note before passing it to the Articles Committee for evaluation.
• Formatting: Please use 12-point Times New Roman font and double-space the text of your Note. For the footnotes, use 10-point Times New Roman font and single-spacing. The Note should use 1-inch margins and include page numbers in the bottom-right corner of the page. All submissions must be in Microsoft Word.
• Submissions must disclose any use of AI in the research, drafting, or editing process. Use of AI will not be penalized unless it results in meaningful degradation of writing or citation quality. However, discovery of any undisclosed AI use will be disqualifying of consideration for STLR.

If you have any questions regarding the Notes submission process, especially if it requires you to identify your submission, please directly contact Executive Editors Anahita Srinivasan (anasrini@stanford.edu) and Axelle LaBaw (alabaw25@stanford.edu).