As many readers know, I was a rather reluctant member of the Columbia Law Review. Not surprisingly, my Note sucked and wasn’t published.
So, when I received an email from Jonathan Burns offering a series on how to write a Note worthy of publication, I jumped at the chance. Jonathan was on the Editorial Board and the Note Publication Selection Committee for the Indiana International & Comparative Law Review, so he knows what he’s talking about!
If you’re working on a Law Review Note, don’t miss:
- Picking a Great Legal Note Topic
- Writing a Excellent Law Journal Note
- Convincingly Presenting Your Law Journal Note
And, if you’d like my take on Law Review take a look at How to Get Law Journal Work Done Without Losing Your Mind.
Many thanks to Jonathan for the excellent advice!
More about Jonathan
Jonathan G. Burns (J.D. Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, 2014; Evangel University, 2010) is the author of The Banking Sector in Post-Revolution Egypt: Is Islam the Solution?, 29 Banking and Finance Law Review 319, no. 2 (April 2014) and Introduction to Islamic Law: Principles of Civil, Criminal, and International Law under the Shari’a (JuraLaw | TellerBooks, 2013). In law school, he served on the Editorial Board and the Note Publication Selection Committee for the Indiana International & Comparative Law Review. After he sits for the Indiana bar examination in July 2014, Jonathan will begin his legal career with the international law firm Dentons in the Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia office.
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