Santa Clara University

The Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal

The Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal is an independent scholarly legal publication founded in 1984 by SCU School of Law students. The Journal has achieved national and international circulation and recognition as a leading forum for multidisciplinary discourse on emerging issues at the juncture of technology, law, and public policy. The Journal’s subscribers include leading law libraries of federal and state courts, law firms, and corporations worldwide.

The Journal’s publications have made noteworthy contributions to significant decisions in intellectual property and technology law. For instance, two Journal articles received mention in the landmark Festo decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in 2000. In a 2002 study conducted by Washington & Lee University School of Law, the Journal was ranked among the top five most frequently cited legal publications in its subject area by both state and federal courts, and by scholarly articles published in other legal publications.

SUBSCRIPTIONS: Four issues per year and an invitation to our annual symposium: $59.95. To subscribe, complete the online subscription form, call 408-554-4197, or email CHTLJ@scu.edu

www.scu.edu/techlaw

Santa Clara Law Review

The Santa Clara Law Review is a legal quarterly periodical edited by the students of Santa Clara University School of Law. The primary objective of the Santa Clara Law Review is to provide an informational tool for practicing attorneys, members of the judiciary, legal scholars and law students. It serves to inform its subscribers of emerging legal trends and developments, and presents new approaches to the analysis and resolution of current legal problems. Each issue contains articles contributed by legal professionals, law professors, and student editors.

After successfully completing the candidacy program, each Board of Editors serves a one-year term and publishes four issues. Law Review membership is a challenging, yet rewarding, educational experience. It helps students refine their legal research, writing, and analytical skills, and affords a unique opportunity to work with legal professionals and faculty members.

SUBSCRIPTIONS: Four issues per year: $40. Current single copies: $15. To subscribe, send a check to Business Editor, Santa Clara Law Review, 500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA 95053-0426, or email: enorcia@scu.edu

www.scu.edu/law/lawreview

Santa Clara Journal of International Law

An international law journal featuring rigorous, accessible, and intellectually sound material on global law topics, the Santa Clara Journal of International Law consists of both a student editorial board and a faculty panel of experts. Founded in 2002, the Journalinvites distinguished scholars from around the world to contribute scholarly works on an annual topic selected by the joint boards. All articles are subjected to a rigorous and collaborative peer review process. The Journal has a substantial online presence and the inaugural print issue is scheduled for publication in spring 2006. The Journal hosts an annual symposium.

www.scu.edu/scjil/