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Gonzaga Law Review is published three times a year in Spokane, Washington. The Review is a scholarly journal dedicated to the analysis of current legal issues. Explore the links on this page to learn more about the Gonzaga Law Review.

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Submissions

Gonzaga Law Review encourages the submission of unsolicited articles, notes, and comments on areas of law that may be of interest to the legal profession.

• We accept submissions on an ongoing basis.
• All citations should conform to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (18th ed. 2005).
• It is the policy of the Gonzaga Law Review to support and further the use of gender-neutral language.
• Gonzaga Law Review reserves the right to determine the final form in which the articles will be published.
• We regret that manuscripts cannot be returned except upon receipt of postage and handling.

Please send manuscripts to:

lawreview@lawschool.gonzaga.edu

Or mail to: 

Editor-in Chief
Gonzaga Law Review
Gonzaga University School of Law
PO Box 3528
Spokane, WA 99220-3528

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Copyrights

All articles are copyrighted by Gonzaga Law Review, except when otherwise expressly indicated. Except as otherwise provided, Gonzaga Law Review permits copies of all copyrighted articles to be used for classroom use under the following conditions:

• Copies are distributed by the user at or below cost
• The author and Gonzaga Law Review are clearly identified on each copy
• The proper copyright notice is affixed to each copy; and
• Gonzaga Law Review is notified of the use in advance.

NOTE: Gonzaga Law Review reserves the right to deny any use of copyrighted articles when such use does not meet the above requirements, or otherwise jeopardizes the copyrights held by the author or Gonzaga Law Review. Gonzaga Law Review also reserves the right to deny any use of copyrighted articles which, although in technical compliance with the above requirements, may adversely affect the professional reputation of Gonzaga Law Review or Gonzaga University School of Law.

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