We invite submissions on a rolling basis throughout the calendar year from members of the bar, legal professionals, law students, and others interested in publishing with us and who wish to further legal discourse.

Please note: Owing to mid-semester examinations, we will not be accepting submissions from 1 March onwards until further notice. Submissions may resume once regular academic activities resume.

If you are interested in submitting a piece, kindly mail us at blog.rmlnlulawreview@gmail.com with the title of your article in the subject line.

Authors are expected to adhere to the following submission guidelines:

• Articles should contain content that is both original and unpublished. Plagiarised content is highly discouraged.
• We follow a strict No AI Policy. All submitted content must be original and written entirely by the author. Submissions found to be AI-generated or AI-assisted will be rejected without review.
• All submissions will undergo a Turnitin plagiarism check. Any article reflecting more than 15% similarity shall be outrightly rejected.
• Articles should be submitted in Microsoft Word format. The document submitted should also be named by the title of the article.
• Authors have to mention the title of the article in the subject line of the mail. 
• At the time of submitting a piece, authors are requested to provide 4-5 keywords well-suited to the theme and content of their submitted piece.
• We encourage the use of hyperlinks as opposed to footnotes. However, if your article contains sources that cannot be linked, please use the Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA) (4th edition) style in the footnotes.
• Except under extreme circumstances, we do not publish articles beyond 1500-1600 words. Lengthier articles can be published in the form of a Blog series with the permission of the editors.
• We evaluate articles on three chief criteria: relevancy of the article, content of the article and language employed in the article. We tend to publish perspectives that are not adequately covered on other fora.
• Detailed review sheets can be provided to the authors upon request. 
• Formatting: Please use British English. To add emphasis, please italicise the text.

Non-compliance with the above guidelines may result in a longer review period or the author’s submission being returned for required compliance changes.