Publishing with the Journal of Law, Emerging Technology & Information is only one way to get involved. JLETI supports timely, practical, and accessible work through writing competitions, innovation competitions, research grants, fellowship opportunities, and other projects connected to the Journal’s mission.
The JLETI Writing Competition invites students, scholars, lawyers, law librarians, technologists, and professionals to submit timely work on law, emerging technology, legal information, legal education, and legal practice.
Selected submissions may receive recognition, prizes, and publication consideration with JLETI.
Learn MoreJLETI Innovation Competitions invite students, professionals, and interdisciplinary teams to use AI and emerging technologies responsibly to address real legal problems.
Competitions may focus on legal research, access to justice, compliance, court access, legal education, law practice, legal services, and the responsible use of technology in legal systems.
Learn MoreJLETI Research Grants support projects that produce practical, timely work connected to law, emerging technology, legal education, legal information, legal practice, or legal scholarship.
Grant-supported projects may include reports, policy briefs, empirical research, teaching resources, public-facing guides, or legal technology resources.
Learn MoreThe JLETI Fellowship recognizes students, scholars, practitioners, law librarians, technologists, and emerging professionals whose work aligns with the Journal’s mission.
Fellows may contribute through research, writing, editorial projects, public-facing resources, or other work connected to law, technology, information, and legal education.
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