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Although the Cornell Law Review recognizes the power of the Internet, we strongly acknowledge the vitality and importance of paper-based communication, as well. As some courts have adopted policies requiring traditionally printed (rather than digital) copies of materials supplementing motions and briefs, printed editions of the Law Review are even more necessary for today’s practitioners than yesterday’s.

Single issues from the current volume are $20.00 each. A yearly multi-issue subscription may be purchased for $65.00 domestically ($60.00 domestic agency discount rate) or $75.00 internationally ($70.00 international agency discount rate). The new volume starts in December and ends the following October.  A subscription to the Cornell Law Review cannot be started in the middle of a volume.  Subscribers outside the United States should include additional money for postage fees. Please make checks payable to the Cornell Law Review.

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Cornell Law Review

Cornell Law School

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Ithaca, New York 14853-4901

Telephone inquiries regarding subscriptions or issues from the current volume may be made to Susan Pado, our Administrative Assistant, at (607) 255-3387.

BACK ISSUES

Issues published earlier than six months from the present date may be ordered directly from William S. Hein & Co., Inc., either by telephone at (716) 882-2600 or by post at:

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

The Law Review invites comments and inquiries regarding the substance of our publication. Correspondence via regular mail must be signed, should include the author’s evening and daytime telephone numbers, and can be sent to:

Editor-In-Chief

Cornell Law Review

Myron Taylor Hall

Ithaca, NY  14853-4901

Correspondence may also be sent via e-mail. For general questions or comments, contact our Editor-in-Chief, Debbie Morales.

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