Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy student writing competition
Rebecca Tushnet's 43(B)log 2025-05-13
The annual Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy student writing competition is now open. We hope you will encourage your students to submit their papers for consideration.
Students
are invited to submit papers that provide analysis or insights on
issues at the intersection of technology law and policy. Example topics
could include artificial intelligence, antitrust and consumer
protection, biotechnology, computer crime, cybersecurity, digital
platform regulation, intellectual privacy, international trade, and
social justice applications of technology. Papers
will be judged by a blind panel of judges. The author(s) of the first
place paper will be awarded $1,000. The author(s) of the top paper on an
artificial intelligence-related topic will be awarded $1,000. Please submit papers via email to techinstitute@law.georgetown.edu. Submissions are due by June 6, 2025. Papers
will be accepted from students enrolled at any ABA-accredited law
school in the United States during the 2024-2025 academic year. The
paper must be the author’s own work, although students may incorporate
feedback received as part of an academic course or supervised writing project. Please visit the Tech Institute's website for more details and submission guidelines. Questions can be sent to techinstitute@law.georgetown.edu.
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