On behalf of the 2013-2014 Executive Board, we are pleased
to formally announce our publication’s transition from the Criminal Law Brief
to the Criminal Law Practitioner.
Building on the strong foundation from our many publications as the
Criminal Law Brief, which identified key issues and recent
developments in the criminal law field, our journal now seeks to take our
articles one step further by discussing the practical application of
prevalent and controversial issues in criminal law. This is something many other criminal law
journals and publications have yet to delve into and we are very excited to
initiate what we hope will be an enduring trend. To reflect the new mission of our
publication, we implemented the name change from the Criminal Law Brief to the
Criminal Law Practitioner.
We are currently accepting article submissions
from practitioners all over the country.
For specific requirements, please visit our website where you will find
the Style Guide and Topic Proposal form. This new format caters to the life of a busy
criminal law practitioner: the articles will be shorter, timely, and
practical. Furthermore, to ensure a
comprehensive publication that identifies a variety of facets in the criminal
law field, the Criminal Law Practitioner, published biannually, will promote
the scholarship of not only practitioners, but also current American University,
Washington College of Law students. For
more information on our new publication, please visit our website.
Former Editor-in-Chief, Monica Trigoso,
kicked off our blog in 2011; since her creation of the blog, we have had an
outlet for providing quick and detailed analyses of current contested issues in
criminal law. Such issues range anywhere
from discussing a recent court decision, providing a review of a new book in
the field of criminal law, or analyzing the effect of newly implemented
legislation or policies. We welcome
guest blog submissions throughout the year, which can be sent to crimlawpractitionerblog@gmail.com. To eliminate any confusion, our web address
will soon be changed from the Criminal Law Brief Blog to the Criminal Law
Practitioner Blog.
In an effort to promote our newly
transformed publication so it finds its way to the best readers and writers, we
can now be found on a variety of social media, including Facebook,
LinkedIn,
and Twitter. Please “like” us, “connect” with us, or
“follow” us, to stay up-to-date!
Thank you for bearing with us as we
make this exciting transition. With this
new direction, it is our hope that judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and
other practicing criminal lawyers can use both our publication and our blog as
an insightful reference. We look forward
to publishing a great issue this Fall and encourage our readers to consider
submitting either an article or guest blog post for publication.
Megan Petry
Editor-in-Chief, Criminal Law Practitioner
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