The Cambridge Student Law Review (CSLR) is published twice a year: in May and October. The May issue contains a combination of long and short articles and notes, while the October issue consists of a collection of notes, reviewing the most significant judgements which have been handed down by the UK Supreme Court during the last term.

Anyone may make a submission to the CSLR; the Review aims to publish original, thoughtful and rigorous legal scholarship and is thus a particularly suitable publication platform for early career researchers, practitioners and advanced students. It publishes articles and notes from all fields of legal scholarship, including jurisprudence, European law, international and comparative law, as well as domestic UK law. The CSLR enjoys a wide international readership and is made freely available through our own website, as well as through aggregate search engines and databases such as HeinOnline, Google Scholar and SSRN.

Authors interested in making a submission should refer to the submission information and style guidelines, which can be found under the Submissions link in the left-hand menu. Once authors are ready to submit, please complete the online submission form. For a more detailed explanation of the editorial process, please refer to the Editorial Cycle link under Submissions.