Directory of Online Law Reviews and Journals

As most people know, it generally takes about a year to get published in a main line law review. Recently, a number of schools added online law review journals. They sometimes allow original scholarship, but are sometimes limited to filing a responsive piece. They also permit the publication of much shorter articles (under 3000 words) which permits timely publication. They are something more than a blog, but less than a full law review.
I recently discovered that there is no online directory of these important new journals. Therefore, I decided to create one.

Allowing Shorter Articles (1500 words)

1. Yale Pocket Part (Yale Law School)
2. First Impressions (Univ. of Michigan Law School) (Symposium pieces only)
3. See Also (Texas Law Review)
4. Unbound (Harvard Law School)

Allowing Larger Articles (3000 words)

1. Side Bar (Columbia Law School)
2. In Brief   (Virginia Law School)
3. CoNNtemplations (Univ. of Conn. Law School)
4. Postscript (Southern California Law School)
5. Supplement (Univ. of Indiana Law School-Bloomington)
6. Journal of Legal Analysis (Harvard Law School)
7. Pennumbra (Univ. of Penn. Law School) (responsive pieces only)
8. Harvard Law Review Forum (Harvard Law School) (responsive pieces only)
9. Rutgers Law Record (Rutgers-Newark Law School)
10. Business Law Journal (U.C. Davis Law School)
11.Journal of Law, Economics and Race (Widener Law School)
12.Richmond J. of Law and Public Interest (Univ. of Richmond Law School)
13.Minn. J of Business Law (Univ. of Minn.)
14. Colloquy (Northwestern Law Review)
15.Legality (Univ. of Oregon Law School)(Blog Posting On Internet Only)

If you have any to add, please comment below. Comment only once as all comments are held until I review them. Note, this list excludes technology law related journals, of which there is a large number. This list only includes journals that commit to publish within 3 months or less.

Mitchell H. Rubinstein